In the 1980s, Lionel Richie and Michael Jackson collaborated to create a charity song called “We Are the World,” with the goal of raising funds to combat famine in Africa. They enlisted the help of some of the biggest music stars in the industry, including Quincy Jones, to record the song. Recently, Richie spoke with CBS News correspondent Tracy Smith about the creation of this iconic song, which has once again climbed the charts due to a new Netflix documentary called “The Greatest Night in Pop.”
The collaboration between Richie and Jackson was a monumental effort in addressing global challenges, showcasing the power of music to bring people together for a noble cause. The star-studded ensemble that joined forces to record the song reflected the unity and generosity of the music industry in supporting humanitarian efforts. Richie’s insights into the making of “We Are
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