Johnny Marr, Bad Lieutenant and Ian Brown cover 60s classics on charity album

Bad Lieutenant and Johnny Marr are amongst the artists commiting themselves to record to support Centrepoint.

The album is called '1969: Key To Change' and features a whole bunch of artists recording their favourite songs from the year that brought the sixties to a close.

Not only did the year end an era, but it was also the year Centrepoint was founded to help the homeless youth of the UK.

The full track listing is:

The Feeling - 'In The Year 2525' (originally by Zager & Evans)
Get Cape Wear Cape Fly - 'Space Oddity' (originally by David Bowie)
Speech Debelle - 'Give Peace A Chance' (originally by John Lennon)
Mick Hucknall - 'Chains Of Love' (originally by J.J. Barnes)
Jools Holland and Ruby Turner - 'You Are So Beautiful' (originally by Billy Preston)
Frank Turner - 'Build Me Up Buttercup' (originally by The Four Tops)
Chris Difford - 'What Goes On' (originally by The Velvet Underground)
Johnny Marr - 'Tendency To Be Free' (originally by Rabbit Mackay & Somic Rhythm Boyze)
Kevin and Galen Ayers - 'Girl On A Swing' (originally by Kevin Ayers)
Hard-Fi - '1969' (originally by The Stooges)
Pleasure Mob - 'Gimme Shelter' (originally by The Rolling Stones)
Bad Lieutenant - 'In The Ghetto' (originally by Elvis Presley)
Ian Brown - 'In The Year 2525' (originally by Zager & Evans)