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Today I have added 8 videos into a playlist called "8 Song Set - 6/17/08
The 8 songs are headed up with a brand new cover of HEART OF GOLD and the remaining 7 songs are all much improved audio remasters of old videos making their debut on my new Cover Songs channel.
Song List: Heart Of Gold The Loner Nature's Way Campaigner I'll Be Back Over The Rainbow / Wonderful World I Am A Child Will To Love
Thanks for watching!
The 8 songs are headed up with a brand new cover of HEART OF GOLD and the remaining 7 songs are all much improved audio remasters of old videos making their debut on my new Cover Songs channel.
Song List: Heart Of Gold The Loner Nature's Way Campaigner I'll Be Back Over The Rainbow / Wonderful World I Am A Child Will To Love
Thanks for watching!
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I came across this video the other day and wasn't expecting to be blown away. I like Neil Young ... who doesn't? But seeing the young Young in this high-quality video is amazing. A lot of singer-songwriter types would love to unveil a new song as good as this one. I believe this is a February 1971 performance recorded by the BBC. "Harvest" would come out the following year. Here is "Old Man," which is on that album. In the intro, Neil calls it a new song. Wikipedia quote... MORE
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To start things off...I certainly don't think so. I came across this article today on Crawdaddy.com that basically compares My Morning Jacket and their frontman Jim James to Neil Young. How flattering, considering James in a recent Spin cover story explained how much Young's Harvest influenced him. However I don't really agree with it that much. I can see how both blended genres...although I feel Neil Young's sound is way more specific, while My Morning Jacket run a gamu... MORE
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In which the 24 year old Young, appearing unaccompanied, previews Harvest for a small intimate audience in the BBC studio and a much larger one watching on TV, almost all of whom are agape and astounded at the sheer creativity flowing out of the man like water from a fountain.
My lifelong devotion to Young which had started with After the Goldrush kicked up into overdrive around about here.
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Who would’ve guessed that Neil Young is a funny guy. Even during his two set, double encore show at New York City’s United Palace – the final in a run of six shows – Young joked to the audience, “I’m really happy to be here. You wouldn’t know it from these songs.” Sarcastic words his own music would later reiterate when he played “Love Art Blues” with the lyrics My songs are all so long/ And my words are all so sad/ Why must I choose/ Between the best things I ever had. ... MORE
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The Neil Young Archive is finally under way. It's been promised for at least 20 years ... Neil doesn't rush! ... and will give official release to the more than 200 stored up songs and many concerts recorded since the late 1960s. Most of it is already available on bootleg, but when the last note of feedback has died ragged in your ears, do you want the bootleg or the one that Neil has polished up for you? This month, Neil releases a CD and DVD of him live in Toronto in... MORE
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In mmy ongoing attempt to tag the 10 cd's in my collection that I would consider to be my favorites, I attempted to tackle my "classic rock" section last night. I was not sure how to classify my classic rock section, seeing bands like U2 are now being played on classic rock radio stations. I went with the bands if they made music before I was 7 years old. That would be the first time I can really remember actually listening to music. The album I decided to go with was Neil... MORE
