Flood(ed): A Benefit (EP) (2010)

Flood(ed): A Benefit is a benefit extended play by the American rock band Jars of Clay. It was released on May 12, 2010 on their own Gray Matters label. The band quickly put the project together after a catastrophic, rare storm system caused devastating, multi-billion-dollar floods in their hometown of Nashville,

Tennessee on May 1st and 2nd, 2010. To aid relief efforts, the band packaged five distinct versions of their signature 1995 hit song "Flood." It was sold digitally for just $1, with 100% of the proceeds going to the MusiCares Nashville Flood Relief fund to help local victims and musicians who lost everything.

Track listing

"Flood" was written by Jars of Clay.

1. Flood (Savage Flavor Remix) -4:25

2. Flood (New Rain version taken from the EP Closer) -3:43

3. Flood (iTunes Original version) -3:30

4. Flood (collaborative version featuring guest vocals from Sara Groves) -3:30

5. Flood (original version taken from Jars of Clay) -3:32

Personnel

Jars of Clay:

Dan Haseltine, Charlie Lowell, Stephen Mason and Matt Odmark

Previous release: Live at Gray Matters, Volume 1: Songs from The Long Fall Back

to Earth (EP) (2010)

Next release: Live at Gray Matters, Volume 2: The Rewind Edition (2010)

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