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Billboard reports that the album, "Listen To What the Man Said: Popular Artists Pay Tribute to the Music of Paul McCartney," will benefit breast-cancer research. It features contributions from pop acolytes Matthew Sweet, Robyn Hitchcock, They Might Be Giants, and World Party.

BNL's Steven Page and Kevin Hearn team up with Stephen Duffy for their contribution, the report said.

"You really begin to appreciate what a truly great singer Sir Paul is when you try to cover one of his songs," Sloan's Jay Ferguson told Billboard. "Apologies ahead of time for any cracked notes".

Each of the artists waived their royalties and studio costs to benefit the Susan G. Komen Breast Cancer Foundation, in memory of Linda McCartney, who died from the disease in 1998.

Here's the track list, according to Billboard:

• Owsley, "Band On the Run"
• SR-71, "My Brave Face"
• Steven Page and Kevin Hearn (Barenaked Ladies) and Stephen Duffy (the Lilac Time), "Junk"
• Semisonic, "Jet"
• The Merrymakers, "No More Lonely Nights"
• Robyn Hitchcock, "Let Me Roll It"
• Finn Brothers, "Too Many People"
• Minus 5, "Dear Friend"
• Matthew Sweet, "Every Night"
• Sloan, "Waterfalls"
• World Party, "Man We Was Lonely"
• The John Faye Power Trip, "Coming Up"
• Virgos, "Maybe I'm Amazed"
• Judybats, "Love In Song"
• Linus of Hollywood, "Warm and Beautiful"
• They Might Be Giants, "Ram"