Jan 18, 2005 • 1 min read

To support Band Aid and tsunami-aid charities

Mod Aid 20 is recording a charity single of 'What'cha Gonna Do About It' and 'Afterglow' with Ronnie Wood and others, with proceeds split between Band Aid and tsunami relief.

Talking of charity type things, an alternative to the Band Aid project is in the pipeline which will see musicians from across the mod scene come together to record a charity record - no,

I kid thee not.

**Mod

Aid** actually began back in 1985 when, shortly after the original

Band Aid, the mod world released a charity version of the track

'All Or Nothing'. With Band Aid repeating their venture twenty years later, Mod Aid 20 is now about to kick off. Ronnie Wood,

Steve Cradock and Mark Joseph are among the names so far confirmed to be talking part in the project - they and others will record covers of 'What'cha Gonna Do About It' and 'Afterglow' at a

London studio on the last week in Jan. The hope is to get the single released in mid-Feb, with profits being split between the Band Aid Foundation and the post-tsunami relief effort.

More info on the project and who is involved at http://www.modaid.com

- press info from Mark Parham at [email protected]

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