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Win a limited-edition Give Peace a Chance vinyl
When John and Yoko asked us to give peace a chance, they wanted to change the world. You can unlock the sound of history and make a difference for people living in the world’s most fragile places. Enter our prize draw and you could win one of only 50 ultra limited-edition copies of John and Yoko’s Give Peace a Chance / Remember Love vinyl and support our work to end extreme poverty.
Individually hand cut at Abbey Road Studios in association with Universal Music Recordings, the record also bears a machine printed signature from Yoko Ono Lennon – and it could be all yours!
How to enter
- Visit our Crowdfunder prize draw page
- Choose the number of entries you’d like.
- Cross your fingers and remember you’ve made a real difference to people’s lives by entering.
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The story behind the vinyl
‘Give Peace a Chance’ was produced on 1 June, 1969 during John Lennon and Yoko Ono’s legendary ‘bed-in for peace’ protest in Montreal. This transformative event unfolded over eight days, beginning on 26 May as a powerful symbol of their commitment to global peace.
As John’s debut success outside of The Beatles, ‘Give Peace a Chance’ quickly became the anthem for the anti-war movement with protestors singing this song in mass. ‘Remember Love’ was also recorded during the bed-in by Yoko and was released as the B-Side to ‘Give Peace a Chance’; this marked Yoko ’s first single to be released with John.
You could truly get your hands on a ‘peace’ of history!
