
“It’s a potential in all of our lives, so whatever research we do at this present time is absolutely important.”Other artists participating in “Music Moments” include Nile Rodgers (covering the Beatles’ “Hey Jude”), Sharon Van Etten, Jason Isbell, Band of Horses, Joan Jett, Lee Ann Womack, Anthony Hamilton, Brett Eldredge and the Head and the Heart. “My wife’s mother died from premature Alzheimer’s, and it’s a tragic and horrifying disease,” he adds. I had to leave where I was.” How a Kennedy built an anti-vaccine juggernaut amid COVID-19 | AP News Billie Eilish says watching porn from age 11 'really destroyed my brain' Paris taxi firm suspends Tesla fleet after fatal accident I wondered where they were going, and I realized my life was like that. I’d go down to the ferry and I’d watch ships go back and forth. “And so I lived near the river in my town.

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“When I was 16, I had no idea how to achieve my dreams,” he says.


In an accompanying video, the rocker discusses his connection to the classic, reflecting on his youth in Wallsend, England. Song marks first installment of Alzheimer’s Association’s “Music Moments” projectĪ project where artists tackle songs they appreciate on an emotional level.Throughout the track, Sting whistles and croons over an acoustic guitar and soft waves of brass. Hear Sting cover Otis Redding 's '(Sittin' On) the Dock of the Bay' for the Alzheimer’s Association's 'Music Moments' project MyMusicMoment
