Radiohead singer Thom Yorke donates track to charity album

Radiohead frontman Thom Yorke is amongst a number of big name artists who have donated tracks to a charity album.

All proceeds from the compilation album Give. Listen. Help. Volume 3 will go to the Susan G. Komen Breast Cancer Foundation.

The album will be limited to just 10,000 copies, and will feature other artists such as Franz Ferdinand and the Yeah Yeah Yeahs.

The full tracklisting for the album, now on sale, is as follows:

Feist - 'Inside and Out' (The Audience Honey remix)
Thom Yorke - 'Harrowdown Hill'
The Rapture - 'Get Myself Into It' (Prince Language Disco mix)
Cat Power - 'Hurt' (live on KCRW's Morning Becomes Eclectic)
Wolfmother - 'Dimension' (live at Big Day Out)
Franz Ferdinand - 'Eleanor Put Your Boots On' (single version)
Yeah Yeah Yeahs - 'Cheated Hearts' (Peaches remix)
Kaiser Chiefs - 'Sink That Ship'
The Walkmen - 'Another One Goes By' (live)
Chris Walla - 'Radio'
Junior Boys - 'So Sleep'
Snowden - 'Anti Anti' (Jordan Stutter remix)
Favourite Sons - 'Things That We Do To Each Other' (live on Indie 103.1's Dead Air)
Dustin O'Halloran – ‘Opus'

Thom Yorke covers Neil Young for charity
Lou Reed, REM and Tom Waits are also involved
Radiohead frontman Thom Yorke is to appear on a charity album covering Neil Young's 1970 classic 'After the Gold Rush'.

The compilation is to raise funds for The Bridge School, a non-profit organisation dedicated to assisting individuals suffering from physical disabilities and speech impediments in achieving their maximum potential.

Since The Bridge School was founded 20 years ago by Young's wife Pegi, acts such as Pearl Jam, Ryan Adams and Metallica have all performed at concerts to benefit the organisation.

The compilation, which will be called 'The Bridge School', was created with recordings from these live shows, and features additional luminaries as Lou Reed, REM and Tom Waits.

The collection features 80 tracks, is available for purchase as an entire album or individual tracks through iTunes.

As previously reported on NME.COM, Neil Young recently released a selection of tracks on CD and DVD from his legendary 'Live At The Fillmore East' performance from 1970.