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Children are the world’s most valuable resource and it's best hope for the future. ~President John F. Kennedy PLEASE VOTE ♥️🤍💙 Playing For Change Is Global Peace & Unity Music Project For Children. Love Train was written by Kenny Gamble and Leon Huff, released by the O’Jays in 1972, and is still relevant today. The song uses the metaphor of a train traveling across the globe to call for an end to division and conflict. Geopolitical References: The lyrics explicitly name-drop countries experiencing severe political tension or conflict at the time, including England, Russia, China, Egypt, Israel, and Africa, inviting their people to come together. “Why Can’t We Be Friends, released in 1975, by the group War, is universal call for peace, racial harmony, and human unity, worldwide. Playing For Change Foundation, believes music & culture serve as the most powerful resource to bring communities together and solve the world’s greatest challenges. Founded in 2007, PFCF is a non-profit and was established to create positive change through music and arts education. Their work engages marginalized youth in diverse communities around the world, by building music and art schools for children in marginalized global communities.

The Rollings Stones & The Kiev Youth Choirs, “You Can’t Always Get What You Want” Vienna, July, 2022. #StandWithUkraine🙏💙🇺🇦 The Rolling Stones invited 2 Ukrainian youth choirs to join them on stage to perform, they wore white T-shirts featuring The Rolling Stones' tongue logo colored with the Ukrainian flag & held a Ukrainian flag on stage. The Dzvinochok boys' choir & the Vognyk girls' choir traveled a 15-hour journey by car from Kyiv, Ukraine, to Vienna to perform with the band. Russia launched its full-scale illegal invasion of Ukraine on Feb 24, 2022. "You Can't Always Get What You Want" is one of the most ambitious & enduring masterpieces by the Rolling Stones. Released in July 1969 as the B-side to "Honky Tonk Women" and later serving as the epic closing track to the album Let It Bleed, it is widely considered the band's poignant, philosophical farewell to the idealism of the 1960s, and anti-war. The Meaning: Hope Amid Disillusionment The Core Message: While the song addresses deep disappointment, its famous chorus offers a grounded lesson in acceptance: you might not get your absolute desires, but persistent effort will secure what is truly essential to survive. Legend: According to local folklore, it refers to Jimmy Hutmaker, a colorful town character from Excelsior, Minnesota. As the story goes, Jagger encountered him at a drugstore in 1964 where Hutmaker complained about a missing soda flavor, muttering the phrase "you can't always get what you want". The Studio Reality: Rock historians and insiders maintain that "Mr. Jimmy" was actually a nod to Jimmy Miller, the band's genius record producer during their golden era. The track's orchestral-rock grandeur masks immense behind-the-scenes chaos at London's Olympic Sound Studios. The Choir: Jagger wanted a gospel punch and brought in the 60-voice London Bach Choir. Arranger Jack Nitzsche double-tracked their vocals to create a towering, angelic wall of sound. Interestingly, due to the Stones' dangerous, drug-fueled reputation, the choir later requested their name be removed from the original album credits.