NEIL!

WB, Lefty!

No, lwj, I decided against getting tickets for now. DH told me he would rather just wait to see Neil at Farm Aid. HOWEVER, I may look as it gets closer to the date and if I decide to go, try to pick up tickets closer to the date.

I am woman, and subject to changes of heart and mind, at any given moment. 😯

Quite a few more tour dates added for NEIL.
http://www.pastemagazine.com/articles/2010/04/neil-young-adds-performances-to-his-upcoming-tour.html
lwj

Tremendous song Lefty! Thank you for posting. NEIL is still NEIL!

Here is a real treat from Wolfgang’s Vault this week.

http://www.wolfgangsvault.com/playlists/neil-young-tribute/playlist-914640.html?utm_source=NL&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=100803

From Wolfgang’s Vault- 32 tracks total 2:38 hours
A Neil Young Tribute

Here is the entire summary of tracks. .Remember to listen you have to give your e-mail + a password.

The songs here are presented in the chronological order in which the concerts were recorded. There’s a little background blurb about each show, followed by the album on which the individual songs originally appeared.
Neil Young and Crazy Horse, 3/6/70
-After his initial stint with CSN, Young went in a loud-and-barely-in-tune rock and roll direction with Crazy Horse. Miles Davis played before them on this night, which may have made the group a little more beautifully reckless than usual.
01 – Everybody Knows this is Nowhere (1969)
02 – Unreleased at the time, but eventually on NY’s Decade compilation (1977)
03 – Everybody Knows this is Nowhere
CSNY, 6/4/70 – 6/6/70
-From the legendary 6-night run that the Four Way Street live album was recorded, these sets capture the super group on the heels of Deja Vu’s success and at a time when all four were working on solo albums. Each night began with an acoustic set which was followed with an electric set.
04 – Buffalo Springfield Again (1967)
05 – After the Gold Rush (1970)
06 – NY: Neil Young (1968)
07 – NYACH: Everybody Knows This Is Nowhere
08 – NYACH: Everybody Knows This Is Nowhere
09 – CSNY: Released as a single (1970)
10 – NY: After the Gold Rush
CSN, 3/26/72
-This concert was part of a Sheriff’s Benefit to raise awareness for prisoner issues with Crosby and Nash billed as the headliners. Young made a guest appearance and got a chance to try out some of the material he was working on for Harvest.
11 – Harvest (1972)
12 – Harvest
13 – Harvest
14 – Chris Smither covers ‘I Am a Child,’ originally released on Buffalo Springfield Again.
CSNY, 10/4/73
-This was another surprise reunion that took place after a Manassas concert. It was the first time all four musicians had shared a stage since 1970.
15 – Tonight’s The Night (1975)
16 – Comes A Time (1978); also rumored to be the working title of CSNY’s reunion album at the time.
17 – Tonight’s The Night
CSNY, 9/8/74
-On the final US night of their first full-blown reunion tour since 1970, the guys played for almost five hours. The tour marked the end of the super group’s golden era.
18 – On The Beach (1974)
19 – Harvest
20 – Time Fades Away (1973)
Neil Young, 3/23/75
-At Bill Graham’s SNACK Benefit Concert, Neil played on stage with Bob Dylan and members of The Band.
21 – Harvest
22 – Linda Ronstadt covers ‘Love Is A Rose,’ originally intended for the un-released Homegrown album and finally surfacing on Decade.
The Band, 11/25/76
-This is The Last Waltz.
23 – Deja Vu (1970)
24 – Written by Ian Taylor and eventually included on Comes A Time.
25 – Dream Syndicate covers ‘Mr. Soul,’ originally released on Buffalo Springfield Again
26 – Nicolette Larson performs ‘Lotta Love,’ originally released on Comes A Time (on which Larson provided harmonies)
Neil Young, 11/2/91
-Recorded at the Bridge School Benefit, Young was working on the upcoming Harvest Moon album with a reunited Stray Gators band. The Gators, along with Nicolette Larson, performed with him at this show.
27 – Long May You Run (1976, by the Stills-Young Band)
28 – After The Gold Rush
29 – Harvest Moon
CSNY and the Grateful Dead, 11/3/91
-The day after the Bridge School Benefit, San Francisco celebrated Bill Graham’s life after his tragic helicopter crash with a day of music. CSNY performed a set and then Neil joined the Dead on stage afterwards.
30 – After the Gold Rush
31 – Dylan cover
32 – The Dave Rawlings Machine cover “Cortez the Killer,” originally released on Young’s Yuma album. “Method Acting” is a song written by Bright Eyes.
Track #’s 01, 03,07 and 08 are Lefty’s.
Enjoy the music.
lwj