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"Needle and the Damage Done" by Neil Young should be next.
Neil kept that old ranch hand , and paid him for the rest of his life. A class act all the way! Southern man and Ohio are worth a look!
Yeah, this classy guy used to blow up frogs by sticking firecrackers down their throats.
"Heart Of Gold", "Hey Hey My My" ,"Rocking In The Free World" "Who's Gonna Stand Up" are all great songs from Neil Young.
Great list.
Run it back further and he tells about the old man that worked on the ranch that he bought in his early 20's.
Like a Hurricane - Cowgirl in the Sand - the list could take a DECADE to listen to.
Always had a soft spot for Piece Of Crap.
Needle and the Damage is done.
This album, Harvest, is all fire. It is one of those must have albums in any music collection of that era. There is one song by Neil though that could be credited with ending our participation in the Vietnam War during his time with Crosby, Stills and Nash and that song was "Ohio". He wrote the song after hearing the news reports about the Kent State Massacre and rushed the song to release in record time. The song kept the massacre in the public consciousness with every play on the radio stations across the country.
Neil Young is a top 10 singer/songwriter, IMO. He has a deep catalog
MTV Unplugged. This is way before MTV. But Neil did do an Unplugged. Check it out and check out some live video with his band Crazy Horse, he’s a beast on the guitar.
I’ve loved Neil since Harvest came out.
Unplugged was a show frequently shown on MTV…it didn’t start before MTV. (Never mind…I misunderstood 😂 That’s what I get for driving 200 miles today, not eating since lunch and being up too late.)
In another video, same concert, he explains who the old man is
Unplugged my friend is the mtv show. Seen Neil Young 3 times live going back to early 80's. Despite a huge catalogue not one concert was even remotely close to the previous. Checkout Needle and the Damage Done and the mammoth electric track Cortez the Killer.Truly amazing writer, musician, artist and human 🤟🎸🇨🇦
My favourite line in this song is "Doesn't mean that much to me, to mean that much to you".
I miss good old classic folk-rock music. Neil is one of my favs. He was big during the days of Vietnam, hippies, free love & weed. He was like Bob Dylan... poets with deep meanings in their lyrics & often political protest stuff. 'Heart of gold' is my fav.
There's a longer version of this same performance, We're at the beginning of it he talks to the audience, And explains what inspired him to write this song.
Great live version from the BBC in 1971. Try giving The Needle and the Damage Done that he performed at this same venue on the same show. Both these songs would be released on his Harvest album a year later.
Heart of Gold is another one his very best 💛
Like someone else said THERE IS A LONGER VERSION of that performance where he EXPLAINS THE LYRICS about THE OLD MAN on his ranch!!!
You gotta go watch it!
Young's most impactful songs are: Ohio (with CSNY) and Needle and The Damage Done (with his own band).
Rockin' in the Free World is a good gut punch too...
Unplugged is the name of the show 😃
The closest I’ve ever come to turning into my parents, is becoming a big Neil Young fan. Besides great, traditional songwriting, he espouses strong values of integrity.
A prolific great song writer.
I love this intimate performance with just Neil & his guitar (harmonica). He was only 27 when he recorded this song as a young man. Now he is an older man at 77 years old. Neil is a very talented musician, singer & songwriter. He was with the groups Buffalo Springfield & Crosby, Stills & Nash in the later 60's. Also had his own group with Crazy Horse for a few years. Neil went solo & has had so many great songs over the years. The albums "After The Gold Rush" & "Harvest" from the 70's are considered 2 of his best.
I don't find it depressing at all! I think he was just saying that the old man was a farm hand on a ranch and he (Neil) was a Rock and Roll superstar but in the end they are soo much alike !!
Hey hey..my my..rock and roll can never die..thanks the art ...Uncle Niel....🇨🇦
Neil Young - Cortez The Killer 🔥
Neil was born in Toronto, but grew up in my home town of Winnipeg, Canadian icon🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦
Yes!
Love this for you, Neil Young's just wonderful.
His style in this unplugged version of this song is alot like Kurt Cobain's unplugged sessions! YOU HIT THE NAIL ON THE HEAD WITH MY OWN THOUGHTS!
The song was in England done by the BBC, who did many of these more intimate style concerts there. He also performed his “ Heart of Gold “ there. Give it a listen!
When he says, “ Old man, look at my life, I’m a lot like you were, I need someone to love me my whole life through, take a look in my eyes, you can see it’s true,” ect ect.he’s comparing their two lives and saying they’re not that different on the basic levels. Back in the day, older folk were freaking out about how different the younger generation was. He’s just saying they’re not that different
Thank you for reacting to our Canadian treasure, the great Neil Young! Look for "Heart Of Gold" from his 1971 concert, just Neil, his guitar and his harmonica(s). Watch the intro as well as the song, well worth it seeing some of his personality come out. "Needle And The Damage Done" is another song of his you must react to one day! Speaking of Grunge and Pearl Jam, in 1994 I saw both PJ and Neil Young in the same concert. Two great acts on one amazing night! From Buffalo Springfield you will want to hear "For What It's Worth". From Crosby Stills Nash and Young you will want to react to "Ohio"!!
Heard this guy on the radio my whole life and knew his name.
But I only saw him for the 1st time in that same video you watched here, a few years back.
I was instantly impressed with his live performance, it being as good or better than the studio version.
His voice control, emotion, lyrics and guitar work combined...WOW!
Very few have impressed me in a live performances like this.
Good catch on the 'Country Grunge' assessment.
All music has SEEDS from other genres & artists.
He also wrote the song "Ohio" about the Kent State shootings.
Another one of those songs that didn't chart that well at the time but got played on the radio constantly, until it became known and loved by everyone.
You really should react to Buffalo Springfield: “For What It’s Worth”. It’s a classic. 😀 Also in the band was Stephen Stills, Jim Fielder of Blood, Sweat and Tears, Jim Messina of Loggins and Messina, and others.
You're thinking of "unplugged"😊
Like A Hurricane!!!
Notice that he’s all by himself and the show was when he was closer to 24 than the 70’s he is now, so this is many years before MTV’s unplugged.
SAW NEIL 7 TIMES , HE IS SO DIVERSE , ACOUSTIC, ELECTRIC, TECHNO, "50"'s BEBOP "NEIL YOUNG AND THE SHOCKING PINKS", GRUNGE AND CSNY !!!! 😁😍🎸🔥🐐
Neil Young is great. He's like Bob Dylan and Leonard Cohen, a writer. I love My My Hey Hey best and the Chromatics did a cover of it called Into the Black that I love.
OMG yeah... Leonard Cohen's What Happens to the Heart is like if Lou Reed had a love child with Bob Dylon raised by Johnny Cash.
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Neil Young wirh Crazy Horse, any song they do!!! 😃
This was BBC live I think in 19 freaking 71 .. shout out to the BBC for the audio! I think you thinking unplugged ,, one of my favorite live performances .. just Neil and a guitar and his voice cheers
Should listen to the whole BBC live concert, it's all good stuff! Surger mountain and harvest moon are nice ones too.
Never thought about Neil’s folk music but punk ethos as the granddaddy of grunge. 🤯 Great reaction.
His voice is hauntingly beautiful.
oh whow....now we are fading EVERYTHING! So we haven´t gotta ask the question of sense.
Before this song, Neil Young explained the inspiration of this song, a caretaker on a ranch he had purchased in California. Neil Young has a classic voice. After 9-11, he wrote a song after the guy on the flight that crashed in the Pennsylvania field that fought against the hijackers on the airline. The song is called "Let's Roll." There's a documentary movie that came out a few years ago called Echoes in the Canyon that talked about the rise of folk rock in the 1960's. They talk about Neil Young and his influence on Buffalo Springfield.
MY TURN ………………………………………… “The Needle and the damage.”
The Heart of Gold video from this same show is also great, Neil adds in the harmonica to his vocals and guitar.
This is the true “test” of a songwriter - can you captivate and audience with an acoustic guitar and your voice!
Please do HEART OF GOLD next LIVE in England concert !
At the beginning of this performance, he tells the story of an old ranch foreman who worked on his property.
I met Neil when I was recording his sisters first studio record. As a Canadian I can say that he is HUGE! Always tops the list of most important Canadian musicians. He’s “the godfather of grunge” and is spoken of in the same way Bob Dylan is.
I still play this song at my Saturday matinees, here in British Columbia.
It’s a huge rabbit hole you’re looking down.
Peace
"Needle and the Damage Done", then "Heart of Gold"
I saw him in a medium-sized venue around 1980 with Crazy Horse and they had just put out that album rust never sleeps. But anyway, Powderfinger is on that album and it is just incredible. And he performed it at the concert I was at. In fact he did the first part of it like the first part of the album which is more last is Tim acoustically, unplugged for example, and they had the stage so that when he got his foot stomping on the wooden stage floor it would sound like a really loud Kick Drum. And then Crazy Horse would do go sleep hacking vocals sometimes from behind the curtain although a spotlight would go on to the curtain right where they were behind it whenever they were singing.
He did this song that you just reacted to, Old Man, in that part of the show and it was beautiful and he told a story about it was the first land he was ever able to buy land and he was surveying this old ranch and he was having a conversation with the old man that managed it. He apparently was quite moved by the conversation and then wrote this song.
Powderfinger happens in the second part where Crazy Horse takes the stage and suddenly it's loud and very much rock and borderline punk rock at times, including in Powderfinger. It's such a great song.
And check out this connection to Lynyrd Skynyrd! At one point, Neil Young shared it with his friend Ronnie Van Zant of Lynyrd Skynyrd because Ronnie got all excited when he heard a simple demo that Neil Young had recorded and they were going to cover it, and Neil Young was real excited about that. But then the plane crash in October of 1977 put an abrupt end to that, and it never got recorded. It was planned to go on their very next album after what turned out to be their final album Street Survivors. Can you imagine what that would have been like?!
Neil Young is one of the greats. A great musical poet, an intense guitarist, and the first grunge-rocker. In the late 60s Young helped create the "American Roots-Rock" musical movement, geting back to a more acoustic style, rural themes, and Country/Bluegrass influences. The great CCR were also exploring "Roots-Rock". But the founders of "American Roots" was "The Band", often with "Folk-Rocker" Bob Dylan. Check out The Band live (1976) playing "The Night They Drove Old Dixie Down", and "It Makes No Difference."
Unplugged
Heart Of Gold, from the same concert!
When Neil Young was in a band in Toronto (before moving to LA) the bass player was Rick James. Would have loved to hear that combo!
Fantastically perceptive reaction - Neil's electric Guitar work - is grunge personified -smacking his White Falcon about was emotional
Love Neil and buffalo springfield
Neil Young was Grunge, before it had a name.
A great Canadian. Even his bad songs are pretty good.
Top 3 Songs About Aging --
"Old Man," Neil Young
"Epitaph," Judas Priest
"Slit Skirts," Pete Townsend
Rabbit hole. 🐰 one of the top 10 ever to me
@dagm. says it all in your comments. ✌Jodi/child of the 60s
I think I always heard it kinda the same way you are hearing it. I was around 24 whin I first heard this song and it really stuck with me. now I'm a couple years away from fifty and it still resonates but from a different perspective. I'm always the first to yell, "Nah, man, the kids are okay!" when I hear old (my age) people trashing the younger generations. Yo, the kids are doing the same damn things we did, feeling the same damn things we felt, needing the same things we needed. they're just the same as us but young. we're all humans on this planet together on the same journey we just all started at different times
Brilliant song!
Thanks for playing Neil Young; try some songs like "Cortez The Killerm', 'Like A Hurricane', 'Keep On Rockin' In The Free World' 'Cinnamon Girl', all
great songs. Thank you for all your hard work and for bringing us a diverse choice of music.
Heart of gold live from the same show.
MTV Unplugged. Yeah. And sonically, I'd say there was a lot of Neil Young being channeled through a Nirvana contemporary, Shannon Hoon the lead singer for Blind Melon (b 1967 d 1995). Some of their songs and persona may have been a little goofy in an early 90's way (a Bumblebee dressed little girl dancing as a mascot for their breakout video) but listening to him on Galaxie, from the posthumous album Soup is just ... Rock God guitar and vocal build. Would really recommend that one.
Niel is great. I love all of it. I will give you a couple of my favorites ❤"Don't let it get you down" ( this one has a live version that he tells a little joke before he does the song. "Needle and the damage done" and "Heart of Gold". This is a good start❤ I know you'll like them.
Unplugged I screamed!
Very haunting yet beautiful.
He recorded an album with Pearl Jam called "Mirror Ball" in 1995, and they even toured together! Listen to "I'm The Ocean", great song!
Kurt Cobain admired Neil, and quoted the lyrics of his song "Hey Hey My My" in his suicide note.
Wow. What an absolutely amazing reaction!!! KEEEP EXACTLY WHAT YOU ARE DOUNG ❤!!!!
Love this version and the studio version is amazing too.
Don't miss "The Needle and the Damage Done".
I believe this was at the BBC in England, and the stage was "in the round."
Good call. This is garage music, in the best sense of the term. Just like Nirvana. Neil played with them a bit. Can't think of when or where, but they were aware of each other for sure. You have a great ear brother. Love the depth with which you persist and explore, and learn...and teach. Thanks man❤
1 hell of a rabbit hole to explore❤🎶💯👊👑
His album Harvest is top 5 for me
Unplugged!
Unplugged:)
Neil is so influential - truly a musician's musician. Linda Rondstat and Neil Young sang together on the classic "Harvest Moon" one of the prettiest songs ever made. Check out the MTV Unplugged "Harvest Moon." He has limitless classics. In this time of strife and pain and injustice, his song "Ohio" he did with 'Crosby, Stills, Nash, and Young" (talk about a supergroup) is one not to be missed AND the story behind it is so deep and heartbreaking, it is up your alley to learn the whole story.
Just a man and his guitar, nothing else needed
Check out the entire Harvest album.
Watch his version of "The Needle of the Damage Done" live on the Johnny Cash show and wait for the spontaneous standing ovation. As an FYI, though his folk songs did inspire grunge, this is even more true of his noisy loud heavily distorted songs like "Hey Hey, My My” (the electric version) or the bleary, drug-soaked clinical depression of such albums as Tonight's the Night, which flopped because it was a little raw for the radio.
Unpluged, but this was around the early 1970's 20 years before "grunge". the sound is Country-Folk. I love that you study and learn and have an open mind. I like your reactions.
I love his acoustic guitar work. What a voice. I’ve been a fan for many years. I recommend “Powderfinger” if you want some grunge. This is from a show he did in England. Great reaction🌺✌️
Absolutely! One of my all-time favorite songs from him and I love his work with Crazy Horse.
This was a BBC concert from the 70s. I'm pretty sure he did an MTV Unplugged in the 90s too
This performance was long before MTv
You are thinking of the MTV show Unplugged, which is also just a general term for when a normally amplified band performs either partly or fully acoustic.
You've got to check out some of his stuff with Crazy Horse, either live or the studio cuts are fantastic as well, which is what we heard on the radio and what we heard when we bought the record albums. I absolutely love the song Powderfinger.
It's set during the Civil War era and it just captures so much about so much, and it also really captures the essence of being young and in a difficult situation. Plus it's just a compelling and beautiful song and I do feel some proto grunge in it for sure.
Thanks man, good reaction - I'm not at the end yet, but "Unplugged" I think is the show you are referencing.
It was a show. It was filmed in London England and you are right it is very similar. Very personal and dramatic
Neil Young & Crazy Horse - Like a Hurricane Live 1977 for a different sound of electric Neil and more akin to the God Father of Grunge
masterpiece ever
Remember this was fresh off the Vietnam War.
Unplugged!!!
This is known as Folk music.. I believe this concert was in England..
Dude go deep down this rabbit hole. Worth going back to Buffalo Springfield but I truly became a fan when he was with Crazy Horse. Those early albums were fantastic enjoyed him with CSNY but always preferred him as a solo artist. Enjoy your dive into his rabbit hole. Peace
FUNFACT....Lynyrd Skynyrds last album Street Survivors (1977) on the cover frontman RVZ is wearing a Neil Young shirt and in respect back there is a photo of Young on stage wearing Lynyrd Skynyrd Florida whiskey shirt that is styled like a Jack Daniels shirt! RVZ and Young had made plans to do some writing together but then we had the plane crash.
Check out Needle and the damage done! One of his best!❤
This is in the BBC studio in London England with a live audience.
For Ronstadt, try "Blue Bayou" or "I've Been Cheated." For Neil, either go song by song thru "After the Goldrush" or, if you. Want to encounter him as many did, the earlier masterpiece album. "Everybody knows this is Nowhere.""
If you'd rather cut to the chase, i recommend jumping straight into live versions (The longer the better) of "Cowgirl in the Sand," "Cinnamon Girl" "Down by the River," " Cortez the Killer" or, perhaps, "Tonight's the Night."
Neil always began his shows w/an acoustic set, what you just reacted to exemplifies that side. But he always had a second set, an electric set, and that's where he would really shine, esp while performing w/Crazy Horse