Steve Young
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- Опубліковано 5 вер 2024
- Norderstedt, Music Star 7-6-2000
1. Don’t Think Twice, It’s All Right (Bob Dylan)
2. The Night They Drove Ol’ Dixi Down (Robbie Robertson)
3. Sally Goodin’ (traditional)
4. Lady Miss Clawdy (Lloyd Price)
5. Lonesome On’ry And Mean (Steve Young)
6. 7 Bridges Road (Steve Young)
7. Montgomery In The Rain (Steve Young)
8. Long Way To Hollywood (Steve Young)
9. Going Back To California (Steve Young)
10. Silverlake (Steve Young)
11. Carmelita (Warren Zevon)
12. The Year That Clayton Delaney Died (Tom T. Hall)
13. East Virginia (traditional)
14. Wild Goose (Terry Gilkyson)
15. Ragtime Blue Guitar (Steve Young)
16. Tobacco Road (John D. Loudermilk)
17. Alabama Highway (Steve Young)
18, Little Birdie (Trad./Mainer?/Young)
19. Traveling Kind (Steve Young)
20. Hoboin’ (traditional)
21. I’m A One Woman Man (Johnny Horton/T. Franks)
22. No Longer Will My Heart Be Truly Breaking (Steve Young)
23. Selena (Steve Young)
24. Angel Of Lyon (Tom Russell/Steve Young)
25. No Place To Fall (Townes Van Zandt)
26. That’s All Right (Arthur Crudup)
Thanks to Gabriele & Karl-Heinz Engel
Steve Young is without question in a class of his own. He brings the soul to folk, country and blues like no other.
Outstanding! Steve never got the credit he deserved. RIP!
I met Steve in Nashville to start with. Then we played the Northwest tour in 1989 2 great cities. In that period he had finished Long time Rider and an album in Sweden. Steve said I played best in Seattle for a larger audience however! Thanks in heaven now.
It was. Steve was my dearest friend. Eight years after his death, i still expect to be sitting with him, drinking coffee in the kitchen.-- j
Steve and Guy Clark were my 2 favorites. sadly they both passed in 2016 and left a gaping hole in the singer/ songwriter scene. It was like Townes Van Zandt died twice.
I was with Steve in Memphis several years ago. He played Gibson Guitar Showcase, co-billed with Guy. Guy was in remission from cancer, tho still not doing well. Steve performed 75% of the show. He was a clear hit with audience, many of whom had come to see Guy. That Friday night in Memphis, Steve won them all over. Truly, it was a special night to remember.
My father absolutely adored the song "Angel of Lyon". We had opportunity to see Steve Young play at the White Elephant Saloon in Ft. Worth, TX back in 1995 or so. He was touring in support of the Switchblades of Love album. Truly an incredible force in American Music. This concert is a valuable document for Steve's unique combination of Country, bluegrass picking, and all-out troubadorin'
What can i say, Steve was the best. I'm surprised I got to open for him in the N.W.US.
Thank you for posting this video of my brother Steve, I had never seen this excellent footage of him before! As this shows, Steve was great whenever he performed live. Sadly, he passed away 5 years ago tomorrow, on March 17th in Nashville, TN.
I was introduced to Steve's music only 3 years ago by a friend of his in the Madison area who worked at Mountain Railroad Records who produced Honty-Tonk Man. I have since collected every bit of his music that I can. Real treat to watch him live!
I have a small story for you....just a small one to show how kind he was. I met him in Calgary when he performed at a small club for a handful of musicians....nobody else turned up. I was stunned by the general indifference of my town's folk, and also by Steve's fabulous musicianship. The few pickers in the room got schooled that day. Steve told me about buying a Toyota with the $$$ from the Eagles album. I told him that I couldn't find his albums anywhere, and he took my address and said he would send me some. A month later a package arrived with a bunch of albums. He was good to his word.....and I will never forget the grace he showed. I sometimes sing 'Rock Salt'....and always tell the audience to seek out Steve's recordings.
I have adored Steve's music since I was young. My dad used to play him constantly. Car trips up to London to see my grandparents were soundtracked with his music. I cannot hear Little Birdie without crying - it immediately transports me back to a time in my life that has gone forever. It was also the first song I played to my son when he was born. Steve's music will always be with us, and for that, I am so grateful.
@@mickeyrats974 That’s a great story concerning Steve, thanks for sharing and glad you got the albums.
@@hannahbould7225 Thanks for your comments about Steve. Primal Young, the album with “ Little Birdie” was a project Steve loved doing. As the detailed liner notes show, the songs were he covered were quite influential to him. That’s a fun album for sure and I loved singing on it.
This video made 2020 tolerable.
He was a great talent should have got more recognition
Steve is the one of the best singer song writer I know of, Thank you for posting this.
Thanks for recording and posting. I put on a house concert with Steve in 2004- it had been a dream to see him live so I looked up his email and it all came together. He also generously listened and talked to me about my relationship to alcohol, and he shared about his spirituality. I think of that conversation as the first spark to a changed life.
I am still completely disarmed by his music all these years later- i am permanently shocked by its power and beauty. Its rare, but when you meet someone who knows who Steve is its an instant connection- big grins. Thanks Steve!
Great one’s always make it sound effortless, Just discovered Steve Young a little while ago, Inspiring performance!
I saw Steve years ago at an instore performance at Basement Discs in Melbourne. Great talent. RIP Steve
I don't have words to describe how wonderful this is. A true collection of his talent!
Maybe RCA executives could have been a little more on the ball.
I miss Steve and TVZ
I have not stopped missing in the 6 years he has been gone. He will live forever thru his music and in many hearts.
Thanks so much for posting this!
Many thanks for posting this live concert,it is very similar to his performance in Bristol England 1989
And i was thankfully there too . The old Bierkeller as i recall (?)
@@andytrott4266 no it was a venue just outside Bristol in Lulsgate by the airport called the Bung.
@@FlashGord1 Ahh i remember, that was a gig i could not make . The one i attended must have been earlier . I spoke to Steve in the interval and mentioned Newnan , Ga. I remember him being a very courteous fella .
Thank you so much for posting this! Steve is one of the overshadowed men of his generation and he should be up there with TVZ and Guy Clark as far as im concerned. He had a flavor all his own, and it was amazing. RIP Steve, your music will live on
So glad for this posting - I've been watching a grainier version with lousy sound. This is clear as bell! So great! I never got to see him live so this is such a treat!
Dankeschön! Das war ein toller Abend.
It's so incredible to have this at our fingertips. I discovered Steve's music after his death and to have this opportunity to watch and listen is amazing. Tremendous set list and performance. A honed and polished musician indeed! Thanks for sharing
Vielen Dank!
As far as I know this concert includes the only known performance/recording of 'Selina' at around 1:35. Great song about the Mexican-American singer Selena Quintanilla.