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Salt of the Earth
This new, collaborative cover of the Rolling Stones’ “Salt of the Earth” is in honor of ALL the hard working people around the world who deserve to be heard, to receive a living wage, to have a home of their own.
The Hard Working People Project was produced by Sara Hickman to bring awareness to the fact so many of us are working tirelessly and courageously during this time of covid. From mail carriers, nurses, doctors, grocery store employees, mom & pop shop owners, garbage collectors, non-profits, protestors, teachers, neighbors… you. Sara & The Hard Working People Project wanted to say we see you, we hear you, we love you, we are you. We are all in this scary time together and music can bring us hope, healing and love.
Proceeds from the digital audio track download benefit a number of non-profits. Learn more about their work at necessaryangels.com.
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Since she started performing at the age of seven, Sara Hickman has been embraced by both followers and critics. The Associated Press proclaims, “Seek out her albums and club shows for her melodic sense, excellent guitar playing, rich voice and mix of sunny optimism with heartache.” Hickman’s home state of Texas loves her too, naming her the “Official State Musician of Texas,” joining luminaries such as Willie Nelson and Lyle Lovett.
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Salt of the Earth
This new, collaborative cover of the Rolling Stones’ “Salt of the Earth” is in honor of ALL the hard working people around the world who deserve to be heard, to receive a living wage, to have a home of their own.
My belief is that everyone deserves a safe, healthy and war free environment with intelligent, compassionate leaders who, truly, care about our freedoms (and don’t waste our time, money or emotional energy.) We have the right to create the peaceful, inclusive and joyful world we want to share.
You can get the song here, with proceeds going to non-profits (you can see who they are on my necessary angels website):