Wild Honey Orchestra-Buffalo Springfield- Expecting To Fly, featuring Rob Laufer & Claudia Lennear
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- Wild Honey Foundation-Autism Think Tank Benefit Show, Alex Theatre, Glendale, CA, Feb 17th, 2018-Musical Director Rob Laufer, Special Guest: Richie Furay
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Shows the genius of Neil Young to write something this beautiful
Right? The guy is just amazing. This is everything I love about pop
One of the most beautiful songs ever written. Thank you Neil!
This is incredible, all of it, the whole clip, brought me to tears………
This was the most beautiful ethereal presentations of this song. I'm in tears. Thank you all.
Do you realize how much this music means to us? 60 years on and we’re still fanatically attached to this song of Neil’s. We’re the last generation who will be like this. That’s sad. Nothing is more important than music
What makes you yours is the last generation that is going to aprecciate this music?
Because you can’t spell.
This is one of the best renditions and closest to the original arrangement I've ever heard. Bravo, thank you everyone, and Claudia Lennear too!!!
I guess I am kinda randomly asking but does anybody know a good website to watch newly released tv shows online?
Classic rendition . That middle violinist in blue knows how great this track truly is and was getting so into the song barely keeping her emotions together . This is my favorite Neil song right next to 'Will to Love'
Wrote this song in his early 20's!!! How did someone so young live so much
FANTASTIC VOCALS...BRAVO CLADIA & ROB
Just Superb, Absolutely Beautiful Rendition of this Buffalo Springfield Gem. All of you just knocked this out of the Park staying true to the Original Melody. Thank-you so much!
Fucking awesome! How can people not know this!
Beautiful! Have always loved this song and am impressed with the best tribute version I've ever heard. Great Job!!
agreed
Beautiful..sorry for being speechless. This is awesome
My favorite song ever. You've captured the nuances and fullness of it. It's something felt far more than heard. Great tribute!
agreed. Came out just when the love of my life left me. The tune tugs my heartstrings ever since.
@@j.dragon651 same
What a perfect rendition of such an ethereal song. Not the easiest of styles to play at all. It's one of my favorites of Neil's. I was surprised at how many other "rocker," friends of mine stop what they're doing to listen to this gem of a song.
Chills!
WOW!!..
Strings and orchestration written by Jack Nitzsche. Also for Harvest LP songs A Man Needs A Maid, There's A World.
Jack also produced Woman
Amazing just like the BUFFALO almost💪👍🦬
One of their best songs 🎵 👌 🤧 👏
I was 5when this came out as I say great version of this
Not an easy song to master, but this was just so spot on. Superb !
Agreed. The time signature changes are the tough part.
Terrific rendition!
Awesome thanks !
Wow! This was great!!!
Excellent...
Stunning!
WOW!
Wow. My heart's on fire
Spot on. That was beautiful
I'm sure Neil would approve.
Very nice
Awesome show! My favorite "Buffalo Springfield" Neil Young solo project. I was there in the audience at The Alex that night.
Neil Young is the man!
Great version I wish the conductor would turn round
Do you really?
One of my all-time favorite songs.
Is that a Goya rangemaster Bass?
And rest in peace, C. January 5th 1949 died May 12th 1979.
It is a Goya bass for sure, you can read the logo. Looks like it says Rangemaster on the headstock.
It's a Goya Panther II Bass.
Where can I purchase a copy of this song? Lovely version of Buffalo Springfield song.
dvd $30 wildhoneyfoundation@yahoo,com paypal
They sound just like the original recording only better because they're playing it live! I wonder if Neil has heard this.
I am very glad that Neil has heard this rendition of his song.
Your ears deceive you. It does not sound just like the original. The original defies all attempts at mimicry as it is absolutely "perfect". To my mind the greatest song to ever come out of the genre.
This version is really good and it stirs the emotions, and I mean to be very complimentary in saying that .
@@davidmurray2539 As I'm sure you know, Jack Nitzsche came up with the orchestral arrangement which would have been written down on sheet music. This orchestra is playing the exact same thing note for note, reading it from sheet music. Neil's rhythm guitar part is easy to play and to my ears, as a musician, the only things that sound different are the recordings themselves, (the original being a studio recording and this one a live recording) and the vocals, although they are good Neil's voice would have made it sound exactly as the original recording only being played live. Since Richie sang and played on a couple of songs I would like to think they would have also invited Neil to come and sing and play, but for whatever reason that didn't happen.
I've always loved this song, it's haunting with the raw emotions of youthful hurt and pain resulting from the end of a relationship that feels as if the world is going to end and will never be the same again. Neither Buffalo Springfield or Neil Young ever played the studio version of this song which is something I have yearned to hear for years.
Recordings that were locked away for almost 40 years were finally released and one of them I also found almost as haunting as Expecting To Fly is What Ever Happened to Saturday Night. Although Richie is singing Neil wrote it and is playing on it. tremolo
@@Spanosmusic After Buffalo Springfield, with one exception, Neil Young could never be labeled a "joiner ". He accepted a slot with CSN as a means to acquire quick wealth and raise his exposure level to a world of waiting fans. And in exchange for his pedestrian musical offerings to that group I'd say it was the most '"profitable", in every regard, decision of his professional life, so it's understandable in these later times why he wouldn't get involved in a project like this one, as good as it certainly is, even if repeatedly invited. That's Neil. There's something about the stoned teenage bravura of "There you stood on the edge of your feather, expecting to fly" and
Nitzsche's higher plane ethereal orchestration that I can neither articulate nor fill in the missing pieces except to say that for the remainder of the song, and further, a human lifetime, we are all subject to the vagaries and vicissitudes of this world, in all their aspects. And I wouldn't be looking upwards and expecting solace from those beautiful strings. Down here, it's an often melancholy, sporadically controllable affair, life.
Nice, but best version of this is Jacob Dylan’s in Echo of the Canyon
The guitar must be tuned down a whole step? He is playing it in D and the Orchestra is playing in C. What does the keyboard player have up there, is it a mellotron? Wonderful rendition but no one could cry that song like Neil and I am not a big Neil fan. Love that crack on the snare drum, hit it just right.
You’ve got a hell of an ear. 🤷♂️🎶👍
@@danjforr I have been playing for over 55 years, that helps a little.
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They should cover the animals songs especially help me girl I think they would give it a good arrangement
I'm not a fan of orchestral accompaniment in rock music, but this is an exception, as it's excellent.
But it's not rock music.
It's just Neil Young on the original record but credited to buffalo Springfield
Que lindeza.
I had to have google translate it but agreed.
Not bad. It could use more reverb on the strings.
Where was Richie Furay? Could not see him.
Richie sang on 9 songs. Not on stage for this one.
Were you looking for Neil Young, too?
Neil was not available but he was aware
@@rickved
This would have been great except for 1:32 mark.
Is it just me or does that conductor have a nice figure? Too bad we never saw her face.
google image her, the front view is just as nice as the rear view.
Was expecting a tighter, better rendition. Vocals not in sync, strings thin.
6.5
Nothing is as good as the original.
everything is beautifull but her voices vibrato is awfull
you gotta be kidding me right?
😲 you are something else
I agree. Nothing will ever come close to the original.