United We Stand [Capitol]

1	Imagine / Flux Fiddlers 3:04
2	God Bless the USA / Lee Greenwood 3:15
3	4th of July 2:44
4	United We Stand / Brotherhood of Man 2:45
5	Lean on Me / The Persuasions 3:25
6	Let's Work Together (Live) / George Thorogood
7	With A Little Help From My Friends (Live) / Joe Cocker
8	I Believe In America / Chris LeDoux
9	Wouldn't Wanna Be You / Robbin Thompson
10	This Land Is Your Land (Reprise) / Woody Guthrie 0:52
11	God Must Have Blessed America / Glen Campbell
12	I Love America / The O'Jays
13	Amazing Grace / Al Green 3:31
14	Star Spangled Banner / George Adams

Barnes & Noble

With United We Stand, the American Red Cross and Capitol Records have joined hands in an effort to celebrate the spirit of the American people in the wake of the terrorist attacks on September 11, 2001. One hundred percent of the proceeds from the sale of this CD, which features inspirational songs by John Lennon, Lee Greenwood, Woody Guthrie, and Al Green, will be donated to the Red Cross.

All Music Guide

Released in the wake of the 9/11 tragedy, United We Stand features some of the late 20th century's most patriotic pop songs, such as Lee Greenwood's "God Bless the U.S.A.," Brotherhood of Man's "United We Stand," Al Green's "Amazing Grace," George Adams' "Star Spangled Banner," and Woody Guthrie's "This Land Is Your Land." There are also several songs here, such as John Lennon's "Imagine" and Joe Cocker's "With a Little Help From My Friends," that aren't necessarily patriotic but were considered consoling at the time of this compilation's release, the former becoming an anthem of sorts in late 2001, getting much radio play and championed by Rolling Stone magazine. Though the songs on this compilation have much in common thematically, they're a rather eclectic group of songs and many of them aren't really all that enjoyable. Thus, this album functions better as nostalgia for a strange and frightening time in America more than it does as an enjoyable listening experience. Jason Birchmeier