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Major labels join for compilation for Japan

Saturday, March 26, 2011
In a Sept. 12, 2011 photo Lady Gaga arrives at the MTV Video Music Awards in Los Angeles. Lady Gaga said Tuesday March 23, 2011 that young Malaysians who want to hear her song in full on the radio must do everything that you can if you want to be liberated by your society. (AP Photo/Matt Sayles)

In a Sept. 12, 2011 photo Lady Gaga arrives at the MTV Video Music Awards in Los Angeles. Lady Gaga said Tuesday March 23, 2011 that young Malaysians who want to hear her song in full on the radio "must do everything that you can if you want to be liberated by your society." (AP Photo/Matt Sayles) (AP Photo)

The four major record labels have joined together to produce an all-star digital album to raise money for disaster-stricken Japan.

"Songs for Japan" will feature Lady Gaga's No. 1 hit "Born This Way," John Lennon's classic "Imagine" and dozens more songs from acts ranging from Adele to Eminem.

The compilation was announced Friday by Sony Entertainment Music, EMI Music and Universal Music Group and Warner Music Group. It's available starting Friday on iTunes for $9.99. Proceeds from the 38-track set will go to the Japanese Red Cross Society.

A physical two-disc CD will be available early next month.

Hundreds of thousands of survivors remain camped out in schools and civic buildings two weeks after the tsunami and earthquake, with the official death toll passing 10,000 people Friday.

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