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His "Heart of Gold" performance from the same BBC performance is a must see.

Neil's got all the bases covered

Buffalo Springfield “for what it’s worth“ was a 60s anthem.

Pure raw talent. Back in the day we didn't know the word GENRE. it's so over used. We just called it great music. 👍I love Neil Young he's still performing.

Neil Young was a huge rock star back in the day as big as all the other greats of that era

“The Needle and The Damage Done” is another phenomenal Neil Young song definitely worth checking out.

When he spoke of buying the ranch it reminded me of a little story he told about how the locals were freaked out by this rich hippie that could afford to buy it. Neil is such a mellow guy.

Neil Young makes me glad to be alive on planet Earth. Thanks for this video.

Rockin in the Free World, Hey Hey My My, Heart of Gold

Neil's another Canadian gem!

Neil is at 23, the concert London, England. He is now that old man as he is in seventies!!

When Niel plays acoustic he will melt your heart. When he plays electric he will melt your brain! The studio version has a full band with James Taylor and Linda Ronstadt on backing vocals !

Neil Young is still recording, performing, and relevant. DEEP catalog: he's tried about every music genre there is and is _amazing_ live. For soft, try "Heart of Gold" (1972) or "Harvest Moon" (1992); for hard and distorted, try "Powderfinger" (live, 1979) or "Rockin' In the Free World" (1989).

Neil Young was also in a group called Crosby, Stills, Nash and Young. Which were Phenomenal! I think you would like their song " Crosby, Stills, Nash and Young "Ohio" (best to go to channel Hard Rain Productions) Take care

Uncle Neil! The Godfather of Grunge 🖤

What a glorious time for music. Melodies you can follow, lyrics you can understand and causes you could get behind.

Unique voice. Don't forget the quality song-writing and killer acoustic guitar.

Love Neil Young Master songwriter!!

Perfect reaction, sir….to an epic performance… I’m an old man at this point… I appreciate you, son

Devin! You must listen to "Cinnamon Girl," "Rockin' in the Free World," "Hey Hey My My (Into the Black)," and "For What It's Worth" by Buffalo Springfield. So many classics. Neil is an amazing artist.

Yes, please listen to the studio recording "Old Man", James Taylor picks it up playing the banjo, background vocals Linda Ronstadt and James Taylor. Neil Young has so much more, solo and with bands, "Down By the River", "Cinnamon Girl", "Only Love Can Break Your Heart", "Southern Man", inspired Lynyrd Skynyd's "Sweet Home Alabama", so many more.

Heart of Gold...he plays the harmonica and guitar! Might want to see it!!💜😁

To Neil's credit he kept the old man on at the ranch till he passed away. And Neil should be in the hall of 3 times as a member of Crosby, Stills, Nash and Young ! " Heart of Gold" or " Southern Man " CSN Y " Wooden Ships" ✌️♥️

Neil plays beautiful acoustic ballads and he plays grungy electric guitar as well. Try the following acoustic songs, Heart Of Gold, Sugar Mountain and Harvest Moon., and there are many others .For an incredible live video check out Neil Young and The Band the song they do is called Helpless, it’s one of the most epic live songs ever . The amount of talent on that stage is incredible.

You nailed it !!! He’s incredible in studio and live.I’ve seen Neil in concert about 20 times he’s amazing. Also a fact in wrote the song “Ohio”in one hour after he saw the news paper about the shooting at Kent State!!! He’s a legend

Such an amazing and emotional song...Amazing Icon...Beautiful song...Loved it, Thank you, God Bless

Few can get on stage and sit down with a guitar and harmonica and give a complete enthralling entertaining show.

Neil has an amazing canon of fantastic songs. Enjoy the rabbit hole!

Best singer by far , back in the day

Neil Young has a huge catalog. Some better than others but all worth listening to. Great unique voice. I have the same we the people sticker🤫

I ABSOLUTELY LOVE WATCHING YOU!!!!!!!!, you are such a joy ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

Thanx again, yes Neil was born in the greater Toronto Ontario area, moved to Winnipeg Manitoba in 1960, where the music began.

Neil Young was in a group called Crosby, Stills, Nash, and Young. One of my favorite songs of theirs is called Our house.

My favorite group in High School was CSN&Y. I saw Neil Young in Portland 20 years ago. He had this huge old pump organ he played. He gives quite the performance live.

Serious contender for one of the most unique voices in music, ever. Definitely can't be mistaken for anyone else.

He's one of my favorite "growing up" memories!!!🎶🎼🎵🥁🎸🎧🤘🤘🤘💞💞💞 He was part of Crosby, Stills, Nash and Young.....great music!!!🤘🤘🤘

Great reaction. Neil's a legend up here in Canada, he has about 50 years worth of great music in his catalog. Try 'Powderfinger', 'Albequerque', 'Cortez the Killer', 'Cowgirl in the sand', 'Mr Soul' and so much more.

Neil Young was on the Tonight show a few years ago and performed this live with Jimmy Fallon! It's called the 2 Neil Youngs. Jimmy plays the younger Neil while Neil plays the OLD MAN NEIL! It's a must see!!

You should seriously check out Neil's song " Southern Man ", a powerful message and powerful music.

Neil was also a member of one of the greatest vocal groups of all time. Crosby, Stills, Nash and (sometimes) Young aka CSN and CSNY!!!👍✌👌😁

Harvest Moon. One of my all time favorites.

Great reaction as always love how you appreciate all forms of music and lyric love you

You have to do more Neil man!

Neil was born in Toronto, but he grew up in Winnipeg, Manitoba ( my home town ) and his music career started here. Try his “ Cinnamon Girl”, “ Heart of Gold”, “ Harvest Moon “ to start.

Ah....you youngsters who never heard of Neil Young or the magnificent band CROSBY STILLS NASH AND YOUNG.‼️ Great lyrics, great songwriters . My fave Neil Young song is "Cinnamon Girl". There's a live version that's great. The camera pans the audience and everyone singing the lyrics. Hope you find it. 🎵🎵🎵.

Neal was also in CSNY, and is considered to be the father of "Grunge". Buffalo Springfield big song is "For what it's worth", a 60's protest song, well worth the listen.

Like a Hurricane by Neil Young and Crazy Horse great song awesome guitar solo!

this is a great gig 💕

To think this was performed in 1971 when he was about 25. What an amazing talent.

Studio version is good too, good you heard the story behind it and this version is cool because it's him and his guitar. The Needle and damage done is amazing, also Rust never Sleeps and Country Girl with CSNY which he was also a member of....Harmonies like no other CSNY

You will not he disappointed. Love your channel ❤🇺🇸

My Uncle Neil. Right here, right here. Winnipeg

Great song great reaction!!!

There's no going back now, Devin. You've been "Neil Young'd"

Your next one should be 'Heart of Gold'. there's a KZfaq version of that from, I believe, the exact same gig. In the band 'Buffalo Springfield' you could do 'For What It's Worth'.

A lot of music came out of him there, all by himself. You should see him on electric guitar, 'Hey hey my my' live with crazy horse is powerful.

Hes from Timmons, Ontario. Small mining town, hence "Heart of Gold".

Heart of gold

I’m that old man now. Makes more sense now than when I was 20.

I love the pitch change!!

He is a master on the guitar! He had a song with Buffalo Springfield called " For What It's Worth ". It was a Vietnam war song. I was only 7 when my oldest brother was sent to Vietnam, and I remember that song. My brother committed suicide after suffering from PTSD. He also has songs wiyh Crosby Stills and Nash. Give rhe song "Ohio" a listen.

Definitely check out the studio version too.

Thank you for sharing this with me

Masterpiece.

Recommending Neil Young's "After the Gold Rush". He's amazing.

24 THEN DEVIN, 74 TODAY!!! :) KINDA EERIE BUT REALLLLL, AMAZINGGGG! :)

There is a video of him & and old man and one of him as an old man with a young man singing this in a duet.

You need to check out the group Crosby, Stills, Nash, & YOUNG! They were an incredible group. They have so many great songs. One of my favorites is "Carry On".

Genius Legend

one of my favs, thx

Powderfinger should be required listening! Amazing song 🔥

He was part of Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young.

this was good but for a real look at him , His "Heart of Gold" performance from the same BBC performance is a must see.

This bare version is very nice but you should also check out the studio version with more instrumentation, backing vocals, etc. It's also really nice.

A great song

Welcome to my era young man

they've mentioned the good! one's harvest moon, heart of gold, hey hey my my! lotta love, cortez

Heart of Gold and Needle and The Damage Done from this same performance , these are from his acoustic days, and then go to his electric days when rocks a lot harder

YES IVE BEEN WAITING FOR THIS... Im not a patron yet but highly recommend listening to War of Man by Neil Young

The studio version is a must also because it has James Taylor's banjo, Ben Keith's pedal steel guitar and of course Linda Ronstadt's vocal...

Yes Please do HEART OF GOLD from the same performance a must !

Check out A Man Needs a Maid with full orchestration on his harvest album. Heart of Gold from the same album has James Taylor and Linda Ronstadt on backing vocals. The live version of Don't Let it Bring You down from 4 way street by Crosby, Stills, Nash and Young was a high point. As was his song with that group calked Ohio.

check out buffalo springfield ,,,"for what is worth" is the name of the song

Studio version of "Only Love can break your heart"

Listen to Harvest Moon by Neil Young . It’s a beautiful, sweet, romantic song

You've no doubt heard Buffalo Springfield's "For What It's Worth". It was a protest anthem during late 60s over Viet Nam and civil rights movement. It's a very well known song by sound - been in many movies etc, and is a very powerful message.

If you want to hear what he could do on electric guitar, i'd recommend Like a Hurricane from the American Stars and Bars album

More Neil Young: Harvest Moon & Heart of Gold

Oh Man, it would be SO GREAT if you would dive more deeply into the whole singer-songwriter genre from the 60s and 70s. There is so much amaaaaaaaayzing music from that era. Besides Neil Young, there's also (in no particular order): Neil Diamond, James Taylor, Jackson Browne, Dan Fogelberg, Paul Simon (and Simon & Garfunkel), Van Morrison, Cat Stevens (aka Yusuf), Joni Mitchell, Carole King, Gordon Lightfoot, Harry Chapin, John Denver, Bill Withers, Bob Dylan, each of the Beatles on their own, Crosby Stills & Nash (and Young, for a short time), Harry Nilsson, Carly Simon, Leon Russell, Stephen Stills, Jim Croce, Kris Kristofferson, Johnny Cash, Don McLean, Joan Baez, Seals & Crofts, Rickie Lee Jones, Graham Nash, Janis Ian, Kenny Loggins, Loggins & Messina, Jesse Colin Young, John Sebastian, Al Stewart, Barry Manilow, Billy Joel, Boz Scaggs, Christopher Cross, (early) Elton John, Johnny Rivers, Phoebe Snow, Roberta Flack, Stephen Bishop, Paul Davis, Todd Rundgren, Bobbie Gentry, Donovan, Roy Orbison, The Mamas & The Papas.

Hey! Really enjoy your channel brother. Check out Neil young “live at Massey Hall from 1971 the song “cowgirl in the sand”.

Cinnamon Girl, Down by the River

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Cinnamon girl, heart of gold, harvest moon, the needle and the damage done, Ohio (written & performed when he was with Crosby Stills Nash & Young)…it’s about the National Guard opening fire and killing unarmed students on the Kent State University Campus. Also, southern man, also written and performed with CSN&. Y.

Devin Check out another Canadian icon Jeff Healy - blind at the age of one unfortunately passed in hs 40's due to cancer - incredible musician - "See the Light" is un fathomable

Check out his electric songs. Cowgirl in the sand or Down by the river would be a good start

LIKE A HURRICANE

here you go, RUNNING DRY, I BELIEVE IN YOU, BIRDS, WHEN YOU DANCE, OH LONESOME ME, DON'T LET IT BRING YOU DOWN.

I love when Neil played electric guitar as well. There were other guitarist who were technically better but he played with so much feeling that i'll always perfer that over some robotic shredder.

Springfield Rifles were used to hunt Buffalo and the 1873 Springfield trapdoor carbine was used by the 10th Cav Buffalo soldiers. ¿Buffalo Springfield?