Flea und Thom Yorke covern Marvin Gaye bei Konzert in London

Flea und Thom Yorke traten am 26. Mai gemeinsam in London auf. Die Musiker coverten während des Konzerts im Koko Marvin Gayes 'Got to Give It Up'.

Die langjährigen Kollaborationspartner Flea und Thom Yorke standen gemeinsam im Londoner Koko auf der Bühne. Während ihres 20-minütigen Sets spielten sie zwei Songs, darunter 'Traffic Lights' von Fleas Album Honora sowie eine Coverversion des Disco-Titels 'Got to Give It Up' von Marvin Gaye. Yorke übernahm den Gesang, während die beiden zwischen den Stücken ausgiebig improvisierten. Ein Fan-Video des Auftritts kursiert seit der Show im Internet.

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