List of charity songs for Hurricane Katrina relief
Numerous musicians have recorded tribute songs to raise money for Hurricane Katrina survivors, and there are numerous more songs inspired by the event and its aftermath. Twenty-nine "remarkable works" spurred by Katrina have been noted by one source; there are others. The top 5 rap songs on the topic have been identified, in particular. By 2009, four years after Katrina, at least 40 songs were noted.
These songs and artists include:
- New Orleans-The Storm - Song By Redwane and Boubker
- New Orleans-The Aftermath - Song By Redwane and Boubker
- "Where Were You" by Jackson Browne
- "Flowers " by The Dream Fighters, a song about what it was like to be a child in New Orleans when the levees broke.
- "Crescent City Snow" by Susan Cowsill
- "Get U Down" by Warren G featuring Snoop Dogg, Ice Cube and B-Real.
- "In The Night " - by Gregg Cobarr - http://www.cobarr.com/katrina
- "The Katrina Song" - Upbeat Love Song by Subject to Change https://web.archive.org/web/20070929202033/http://www.pioneerindex.com/the_katrina_song
- "Mad Beaver Stump Grinding" by Amanda Lynn
- "All Hands Together" by Mika Nakashima
- "Home" and "The Avenue" by Cowboy Mouth
- "S.S.T." and "Brand New Orleans" single by Prince
- "Cry Out To Jesus" by Third Day.
- Marc Broussard has released a 5-song live tribute album.
- Sheryl Crow Love is Free
- "I Hope" by the Dixie Chicks
- "Rockin Ralph's Roadhouse", a concept album and musical by Boston-based cajun/zydeco group the Squeezebox Stompers, is about regulars of a nightclub near New Orleans during and just after the hurricane.
- Xfactor- Help for Heros.
- "Any Other Day" by Norah Jones and Wyclef Jean
- "Washed Away" by Kokomo Joe
- "Shelter In The Rain" by Stevie Wonder
- "Hold Out A Hand" by Edwin McCain
- "From The Bottom of My Heart" by Michael Jackson and All Stars
- "Valentine" by The Delays
- "Get Your Hustle On" by Juvenile
- "Black Rain" by Ben Harper
- "Resilient" by Teena Marie and her daughter Alia Rose
- "Mother Nature" by Papoose & Razah
- "Slabbed" by Jeffery Williams
- "Pontchartrain" by Vienna Teng
- "The Saints Are Coming" by Green Day & U2 Benefit for musicians who lost their instruments
- "In the Sun" by Michael Stipe & Chris Martin
- "Home" by Michael Bublé
- "Beneath The Tides" and "On March The Saints" by Down
- "From the Eye of the Storm" by Ayatey Shabazz http://www.barnhouse.com/product.php?id=012-3522-00
- "O Katrina!" - The Black Lips
List of Songs Criticizing Response to Katrina
- 12/26 by Kimya Dawson
- "The Flood" from "Boundary County" by Eilen Jewell
- "Knockin on My Trailer Door" by Weathered - http://www.BestCoverBand.com
- "Gov Did Nothin'" by John Butler Trio
- "Magnolia Soul" by Ozomatli
- "George Bush Doesn't Care About Black People" by The Legendary K.O.
- "Wide Awake" by Audioslave
- "Midnight in the City of Destruction" by The Nightwatchman
- "The Long Black Line" by New Orleans-based bluesman Spencer Bohren
- "The Big Easy Ain't Easy No More" by blues harp player Mark Hummel
- "Hell No, We Ain't Alright" by Public Enemy
- "Hurricane Song" by Allen Watty
- "Minority Report" by Jay-Z featuring Ne-Yo, produced by Dr. Dre. Though government authorities are criticized in the song, the artists place blame on themselves as well.
- "Georgia... Bush" by Lil Wayne. The track was recorded on the beat to Ludacris' single "Georgia" which sampled the Ray Charles track "Georgia On My Mind".
- "Dry Drunk Emperor" by TV on the Radio
- "Dollar Day" by Mos Def. The song criticizes the government's response to Hurricane Katrina, the Iraq War, Bono, U2 and calls for a new president.
- "Cry For Us" by Big Sty.
- "Day No One Needed to Know" by Moneen
- "New Orleans" by David Rovics
- "R.I.P New Orleans" by Meriwether
- "Katrina" by Anders Osbourne
- "Madman's Dream" by Assemblage 23
- "That's Life" by Killer Mike
- "Voodoo Mouth" by Alamantra
- "Hurricane Katrina " by Frances Donnelly
- "The Little Things Give You Away" by Linkin Park
- "Rain" by Institution
- "All These People" by Harry Connick, Jr.
- "Washed Away " by Kokomo Joe
- "How Can a Poor Man Stand Such Times and Live?" by Bruce Springsteen
- "Where Were You?" by Jackson Browne
- "Tie My Hands" by Lil Wayne
- "Flooded" By Behind Enemy Lines
- "Houston" by R.E.M.
- "Red Letter Year" by Ani Difranco
- "Help is on the Way" by Rise Against
- "Tie My Hands" by Lil' Wayne
- "Louisiana Sky" by The John Popper Project
- "Houston" by Mary Chapin Carpenter
- "Katrina" by Ed Johnson & Novo Tempo