Flea et Thom Yorke reprennent Marvin Gaye lors d'un concert à Londres

Flea et Thom Yorke se sont produits ensemble à Londres le 26 mai. Les musiciens ont repris le titre 'Got to Give It Up' de Marvin Gaye lors de ce concert au Koko.

Les collaborateurs de longue date Flea et Thom Yorke ont partagé la scène de la salle londonienne Koko. Ils ont interprété deux morceaux, dont 'Traffic Lights' issu de l'album Honora de Flea, ainsi qu'une reprise du morceau disco 'Got to Give It Up' de Marvin Gaye durant un set de 20 minutes. Yorke s'est chargé du chant tandis que le duo a longuement improvisé entre les titres. Une vidéo de la performance filmée par un fan circule en ligne depuis le concert.

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