Entertainment
Beck, David Bowie, Coldplay, Lauren Hill, Patti Smith and more.
With every album purchase, $8 goes to support maternal health programs around the world.
With every album purchase, $8 goes to support maternal health programs around the world.
What would the coffeehouse be without great music?
Well it wouldn’t be Starbucks, for one thing. We’re just as passionate about music as we are about coffee. That’s why we handpick all the tunes you hear in our stores. We take pride in creating unique compilations you can’t find anywhere else. Because helping people discover their next favorite artist or recording is one of our favorite things to do.
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- Every Mother Counts
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- Jack White - Blunderbuss
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- Jason Mraz - Love is a Four Letter Word
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- Norah Jones - Little Broken Hearts
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- Alabama Shakes - Boys & Girls
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- The Shins - Port of Morrow
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- Bonnie Raitt - Slipstream
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- Back in New Orleans
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- The Hunger Games Soundtrack
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- Esperanza Spalding - Radio Music Society
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- Bruce Springsteen - Wrecking Ball
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- Billy Joel - Opus Collection
Every Mother Counts
I am thrilled to be partnering with Starbucks again for Every Mother Counts 2012, an incredible compilation album featuring 19 songs. Most are inspired by motherhood, some by parenthood, but all benefit community-based maternal health programs around the world.
Through Every Mother Counts 2011, thousands heard our mission to reduce preventable maternal deaths and improve maternal health worldwide. While selecting artists and songs for the first album, we couldn’t resist gathering names for a second, and I am so happy that we did! This year, we broadened our vision to include male artists (fathers) as well, because our mission is something that everyone who values mothers can support to make a lasting impact.
Sir Paul the Crooner
I was watching an iTunes webcast of Paul McCartney performing songs from his new album live from Capitol Studios in Hollywood when I realized that something was a little…off.
The hands! Paul wasn’t holding a guitar or bass and that’s just not what he’s used to.
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