Dorothy Chandler Pavilion 1971 Live (Remastered) Neil Young
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Album-Release:
2021
HRA-Release:
06.05.2022
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- 1 On the Way Home (Live) 03:26
- 2 Tell Me Why (Live) 03:15
- 3 Old Man (Live) 03:30
- 4 Journey Through the Past (Live) 03:02
- 5 Cowgirl in the Sand (Live) 06:01
- 6 Heart of Gold (Live) 04:14
- 7 A Man Needs a Maid (Live) 04:30
- 8 Sugar Mountain (Live) 08:46
- 9 Don't Let it Bring You Down (Live) 02:39
- 10 Love in Mind (Live) 02:53
- 11 The Needle and the Damage Done (Live) 02:18
- 12 Ohio (Live) 03:28
- 13 See the Sky About to Rain (Live) 03:41
- 14 I Am a Child (Live) 03:26
- 15 Dance Dance Dance (Live) 02:31
Info for Dorothy Chandler Pavilion 1971 Live (Remastered)
A solo acoustic show recorded on February 1st, 1971 – with Neil on vocals, guitar, piano and harmonica. This was the last night of Neil’s 1971 solo tour, that also featured the shows have been released as the much-loved albums Massey Hall and Young Shakespeare. The show was marked by the first time Neil played harmonica live. This album features 15 songs including “On The Way Home”, “Heart of Gold”, “The Needle And The Damage Done” and “A Man Needs A Maid”
Neil Young, vocals, guitar
Digitally remastered
Neil Young
Born on November 12, 1945, in Toronto, Neil Young is a musician, singer-songwriter, and filmmaker, and is considered one of the most influential figures in rock music. He began his career in the 1960s with the band Buffalo Springfield and later performed with Crazy Horse, as well as solo and with other artists. His distinctive style blends folk, rock, country, and grunge. Albums such as *After the Gold Rush* (1970) and *Harvest* (1972)—featuring the classic "Heart of Gold"—rank among the milestones of his discography. In addition to his music, Young is known for his social activism. He has held U.S. citizenship since 2020 but continues to live partly in Canada.
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