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Collaborations - The World of U2

Artist Song
Mary J. Blige & U2  One  
U2 & Green Day  The Saints Are Coming (Live from New Orleans)  
Johnny Cash & U2  The Wanderer  
U2  Slow Dancing (feat. Willie Nelson & Mickey Rapael)  
B.B. King & U2  When Love Comes to Town (7" Edit & Mix) [Single Version]  
Passengers  Miss Sarajevo  
Mick Jagger  Joy  
U2, Keith Richards, Ron Wood & Steve Jordan  Silver and Gold (Sun City Version)  
Robbie Robertson  Sweet Fire of Love  
Daniel Lanois  Still Water  
Emmylou Harris  Goodbye  
Nanci Griffith  Don't Forget About Me  
Sinéad O'Connor  Heroine (Theme from "Captive")  
The Corrs  When the Stars Go Blue (feat. Bono) [Disclab Remix]  
Clannad & Bono  In a Lifetime  
Tina Turner  Goldeneye  
Quincy Jones  Let the Good Times Roll  
Jools Holland & His Rhythm & Blues Orchestra & Bono  If You Wear That Velvet Dress  
Kirk Franklin  Lean On Me  
Kylie Minogue featuring Bono  Kids (Featuring Bono)  
Craig Armstrong  Stay (Faraway, So Close!)  
Mocean Worker & Bono  Air Suspension  
Bono & Secret Machines  I Am the Walrus  
Daniel Lanois with Bono  Falling At Your Feet  
U2 & Allen Ginsberg  Drunk Chicken / America  

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The queen of hip-hop soul, the emperor of the opera, country legends — when it comes to sharing a studio or stage, these people have [i]options[/i], and yet they've [i]all[/i] chosen U2. In "One," Mary J. Blige blurs the lines between the sacred and sensual in a lightning bolt of ecstasy. (At their 2006 GRAMMY® Awards performance of the song, U2 revved up the jaded crowd into a standing-ovation frenzy.) But there are no mixed messages in "The Wanderer," as Johnny Cash thunders a gospel of fire and brimstone — a Nashville preacher in a Dublin cathedral. Country Hall of Famer Willie Nelson floats through the dreamlike waltz of "Slow Dancing" in a whisper, wavering over the Edge's slowly uncoiling waterfall guitar. And [i]surreal[/i] may be the best — or only — way to describe "Miss Sarajevo," its political lyric straining against Bono's sleek vocal, only to have the balance [i]explode[/i] upon Luciano Pavarotti's loft-rattling appearance. But that's not all: from B.B. King to Green Day, artists from every corner of the music universe have picked up the phone — and packed up their bags — when U2 was on the line.
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