Arguably my favorite Neil song....I love the comment section....reminds me there are many people out there who are just as strongly influenced by what this man puts into his music. Thank you Mr. Young for not holding back, and letting us share in your passion for life.
Check out the new version by Joy O…(sp?). Just type in Out On the Weekend and you’ll find it. It’s literally even better than this one. Though I love a classic. I came here to hear the original live in this version. Joy’s (female) version is sung to a different/modified tune and it’s just brilliant. One of my favorite songs ever. And I don’t even know why. The words are so funny and disconnected but dang it’s awesome.
By the time I was 13 I had already suffered so much pain that I could relate to every note and word of this song. I had a friend and today at 65 I love him still.
I’m a huge fan of Neil Young. But to say he doesn’t do it for the money is incorrect. Yes he plays for the fans and the love music, but he did buy a big ranch with money he made.
Pure as the driven snow. Like golden wheat blowing in the breeze. This is Neil for all he's worth, just the big old Martin, the harp, and that powerful but also delicate trademark voice. He is an inspiration for anyone that believes in the expression "It's all about the song." That condenser mike makes his guitar sound like a cannon too! I think he's the only artist that it's "impossible not to like." Mountains of respect I have for this guy.
"Impossible not to like." Lots of people say they don't like him because of his voice. Then you play something like this or Old Man and they can't help but change their mind. It's just so involving is the best way I can put it.
Never ceases to amaze me. Its one thing to be able to play this song, it isn't very hard. Its completely different to be able to write so beautifully and to be able to have just one man and one guitar enthrall a stadium of people. Truly amazing.
No matter who else I discover and listen to Neil will always have a special place in my life. His music is inherent in my memories of childhood, teenagedom and adulthood. The soundtrack to my entire existence. Not to mention the man who got me into country and folk which I can't imagine living without.
I have seen Neil Young alone I have seen him with CS&N and I have seen him with Crazy Horse at the Fillmore East Woodstock69 and Carnegie Hall and he was brilliant every time. I have been into his music for about 50 years and he never disappoints. This is a beautiful song.
Never disappoints huh? Look up the concert in Louisville, Kentucky at the Freedom Hall and the riots he caused because he was too drunk to not piss himself..... A fuckin hells angel went on stage and chopped out two big lines of pure Colombian cocaine to wake him up and get him through the show..... He says in a piss drunk voice....... I’m not doing that shit and wipes it off of his Piano.... Not a thank you....., Not a no thank you..... Not a “you are a lifesaver” Nope...... the drunken bafoon tells a hells angel with gold star tats on each pectoral “fuck you” for a such a nice gesture, then proceeds to further disrespect the Angel by wasting his Cocaine.......... It was the last time he was ever too drunk to perform. The Angels Rioted, the Rest of the loving fans turned on their riot modes and destroyed everything. Neil Young was so drunk that he missed the entire riot......
Another great song , it amazes me how his songs seem so simple yet when you try to play them like Neil there is so much going on from just one guitar , mind blowing
I love Neil Young. But one thing that's just as great is the fan base because from what I've seen everyone is kind and sustainable with one another. And I love reading stories of peoples "back-in-the-day-in-my-pickup-truck" and they make me wish i grew up then and not now. So I count you all as family and I'm proud to be apart of a loving fan base.
Josh Thomson I'm obsessed with music from this era and a lot of times wish I grew up in the 60's and 70's, but the fact is that will never happen. The grass is always greener on the other side, right? At least we have all the greatest music ever made available at our fingertips. Something that was never available back then. The internet is a great thing.
It will be to difficult for me to name all of the wonderful bands nowadays but check out festivals like desert daze there still are great bands rockin out you just needs look, love ya and keep rockin ✌🏼🤘🏼
Wish I still had that old yellow VW , Just to Cruz in the white mts of Arizona & listen to Harvest one more time You still get the music, the VW is Long gone., the memories are still on my mind 52 years later !!!
I especially love this as it kind of seems like he wrote it a few days before and didn't quite learn it and perfect it yet, and still he absolutely kills it.
I rediscovered this song a few weeks ago. I was alone in some boring area and my phone proposed me to listen to Harvest. It was more than 40 years I was avoiding this masterpiece chilled to re-feel what I felt when I first listened it, as a young teen ager. The magic popped back, She was and she is so fine, ans she is still in my mind. What a mistake! My eclecticism is smelting under the sun of Neil's voice... I am dead!
Neil Young is one of my all time favorite artists I have seen him many times in the 60's and 70's and he was brilliant every time. Saw hiim solo in Connecnticut . with CS&N at Woodstock with Crazy Horse 3 times... the last being at Carnegie Hall in NYC. This song giive me chills.
Yes, he start the song with a part of the rit, the original song in harvest begin with : THINK I'LL PACK IT IN AND... BUY A PICK UP...TAKE IT DOWN TO L.A. ---
it could also be because it was a work in progress? this performance was from 1971, a year before harvest was released, or maybe i'm looking too much into it! but awesome performance nonetheless!!
***** No I think you're right. In this, and the Massey Hall performance, he says he is trying new material. I find the Harvest version weird compare to this cause I've heard this so much more. I do love how they're his best songs and best performance (in my opinion at least). I've seen this full performance far too many times!!
Me three. "91 Ragged Glory, St. Louis, 4 times in Chicago in the 90's, a blur but great memories. And the blur has become more crystalized through the years!
Neil made his mark hasn't he. There will never be another artist who will write lyrics, sing and play guitar like Neil. This guy is so from the heart, it just pours out. Thanks Neil. Cheers from Canada Eh!
@@ethanbolt5092 yes, absolutely. How could anyone forget Cat Stevens. Funny you should say that. I just introduced Tea for the Tillerman to my teen daughter just the other day and was showing the guitar chords to some of the songs from that album.
@@chevy2599 yes I completely agree Tea and the tiller man is an amazing album. I’m 14 so it’s good to hear that some other teens might be listening to cat stevens and Neil young soon😂
@@ethanbolt5092 admirable to know a 14 yr old listens to musicians such as Neil Young, Cat Stevens & Bob Dylan. I had a much older sibling that turned me on to great music when I was 5 yrs old, such as Elton John greatest Hits, & Frampton Comes Alive.
44.666 views, its really sad that this beautifull song just be hear for a few... But hey, stay happy to know Neil Young and his amazing voice. I really love this masterpiece!! Neil Forever!
I was 15 years old when I first heard Neil Young 🎙He was with Crosby Nash &ofcourse Young. Who's album of the same name. But it was Young 🎸who stole my heart 🥀 His lyrics got to me 💓After I first heard Heart of Gold I know I loved his soul & spirit He came through addiction & God knows 🙌Bless Still adore him and I'm now 62 His music will always live on. lol xx🙏✌
This very song caused me to buy a bus ticket to LA about 5 months ago. I think I'll pack it in and buy a pickup. Take it down to LA!! But I got stuck in N'ville.
Um ícone da década de 70, canções que realmente provocam a nossa reflexão e ainda resgata o tempo que se foi, mas que está intrinsecamente dentro de nossas almas! O soar da Gaita mostra a qualidade de Young, na minha concepção um dos maiores que já houve na história da música de Rock And Folk!
I'm lucky. I was the youngest of four kids. My oldest brother was a fan of Buffalo Springfield. And my next older brother turned me on to Everybody Knows This Is Nowhere. I've been hooked ever since.
Neil sings of an ethos that does not go away. Yes, if you heard him then on the radio like we did it was wonderful and more. But remember--Neil always bucked "popularity." It just happened that in the early 70's we were into it. And people still are, look for them.
Lyrics Think I'll pack it in and buy a pick-up Take it down to L.A. Find a place to call my own and try to fix up Start a brand new day The woman I'm thinking of, she loved me all up But I'm so down today She's so fine, she's in my mind I hear her callin' See the lonely boy, out on the weekend Trying to make it pay Can't relate to joy, he tries to speak and Can't begin to say She got pictures on the wall, they make me look up From her big brass bed Now I'm running down the road trying to stay up Somewhere in her head The woman I'm thinking of, she loved me all up But I'm so down today She's so fine, she's in my mind I hear her callin' See the lonely boy, out on the weekend Trying to make it pay Can't relate to joy, he tries to speak and Can't begin to say, oh
The woman I'm thinking of, she loved me all up But I'm so down today She's so fine she's in my mind. I hear her callin'. See the lonely boy, out on the weekend Trying to make it pay. Can't relate to joy, he tries to speak and Can't begin to say.
So sensitive, the best of the best ! I grew up listening to him, still moves me like nothing else. It turns out that I'm a professional guitar player now, but I'd be perfectly unable to rock a good old Martin like that ! Love forever
Back in the early 70s' the Harvest album was one of a few good albums left in the common room of Kettlewell Youth Hostel, in Yorkshire. Me and my school trip mates played it non stop each evening. My favourite album of all time. Still sounds great today. Thank you Neil and Kettlewell Youth Hostel.
honestly, not sure this ins't the greatest song ever by the greatest star. that might be going overboard, but damn, just love him so much, and love him especially when he is singing this.
I saw Neil do an acoustic set in Stratfield Conn. at Woodstock in 69' at the Fillmore East in 69' at the Capitol Theater in 70' and at Carnegie Hall in the mid 70's and every time he was no less than amazing. He is one of the all time greats.
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50 years later and this song is still brilliant
And still.
Arguably my favorite Neil song....I love the comment section....reminds me there are many people out there who are just as strongly influenced by what this man puts into his music. Thank you Mr. Young for not holding back, and letting us share in your passion for life.
Check out the new version by Joy O…(sp?). Just type in Out On the Weekend and you’ll find it. It’s literally even better than this one. Though I love a classic. I came here to hear the original live in this version. Joy’s (female) version is sung to a different/modified tune and it’s just brilliant. One of my favorite songs ever. And I don’t even know why. The words are so funny and disconnected but dang it’s awesome.
Here’s the link: th-cam.com/video/2O9SZZUyqJc/w-d-xo.html
By the time I was 13 I had already suffered so much pain that I could relate to every note and word of this song. I had a friend and today at 65 I love him still.
This guy is so legit. He plays for the fans and the music not the money and fame and is one of the best one man bands in history.
One man band. yeah fucking right. The stray gators and crazy horse are equally responsible for the amazing music he made.
I’m a huge fan of Neil Young. But to say he doesn’t do it for the money is incorrect. Yes he plays for the fans and the love music, but he did buy a big ranch with money he made.
Strange. Every time I've bought one of his records I've been asked to pay for it.
He's very wealthy.
@@lewisc215 he has a very smart, very educated and very Jewish CPA.
Seriously. No stereotypes intended sometimes the shoe fits.
When he hits the A chord, everything sounds so round, so right!
That 1968 Martin D-45 probably worth more than a million now considering it's Neil's.
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I'm here for this comment all day long. Never a truer word spoken
Pure as the driven snow. Like golden wheat blowing in the breeze. This is Neil for all he's worth, just the big old Martin, the harp, and that powerful but also delicate trademark voice. He is an inspiration for anyone that believes in the expression "It's all about the song." That condenser mike makes his guitar sound like a cannon too! I think he's the only artist that it's "impossible not to like." Mountains of respect I have for this guy.
LOVE and respect ... in abundance.
While he did create a lot of great music, He did put out a lot of duds
What a comment, marvellous!
Great comment my Friend🎶✨
"Impossible not to like." Lots of people say they don't like him because of his voice. Then you play something like this or Old Man and they can't help but change their mind. It's just so involving is the best way I can put it.
Never ceases to amaze me. Its one thing to be able to play this song, it isn't very hard. Its completely different to be able to write so beautifully and to be able to have just one man and one guitar enthrall a stadium of people. Truly amazing.
"buy a pickup 🛻 and go to L.A."...one of the most populated, dense and urbanized cities in the world. How is that beautiful?
No matter who else I discover and listen to Neil will always have a special place in my life. His music is inherent in my memories of childhood, teenagedom and adulthood. The soundtrack to my entire existence. Not to mention the man who got me into country and folk which I can't imagine living without.
I have seen Neil Young alone I have seen him with CS&N and I have seen him with Crazy Horse at the Fillmore East Woodstock69 and Carnegie Hall and he was brilliant every time. I have been into his music for about 50 years and he never disappoints. This is a beautiful song.
Never disappoints huh?
Look up the concert in Louisville, Kentucky at the Freedom Hall and the riots he caused because he was too drunk to not piss himself.....
A fuckin hells angel went on stage and chopped out two big lines of pure Colombian cocaine to wake him up and get him through the show.....
He says in a piss drunk voice.......
I’m not doing that shit and wipes it off of his Piano.... Not a thank you.....,
Not a no thank you.....
Not a “you are a lifesaver”
Nope...... the drunken bafoon tells a hells angel with gold star tats on each pectoral “fuck you” for a such a nice gesture, then proceeds to further disrespect the Angel by wasting his Cocaine.......... It was the last time he was ever too drunk to perform.
The Angels Rioted, the Rest of the loving fans turned on their riot modes and destroyed everything.
Neil Young was so drunk that he missed the entire riot......
Lucky Man
Close to 50 years ago now, and it's still as pure and beautiful as the first time I heard it. Timeless.
He had me, when he started playing the harmonica.
TheSongbird3364 me 2 r u sngle lol
Exactly!!
Well, yeah, that's his thing lol
Got my 50th anniversary of harvest so glad that this concert was included on dvd with this box set.
Pure talent. No matter how old he is continues producing powerful music. His voice is extraordinary. We love 😘 you Neil ❤️
Another great song , it amazes me how his songs seem so simple yet when you try to play them like Neil there is so much going on from just one guitar , mind blowing
thebandcoca not really? his right hand is like a metronome
+Kevin Jones Yea he has a pretty specific style, violently hitting his strings with his right hand, accentuating notes with the left.
How's Neil Young so much better live than he is on the studio versions? The quality is the same but the emotion in his voice increases by 10 fold.
One of the best artist of all time. What made this guy great was his pure essence
DAMMNN STRAIGHT SKILL PEOPLES!!! Dude, who do you know who can play an acoustic while making the harmonica sound good?
My favorite song ever written and sung. Absolutely beautiful.
This song makes me feel happiness and sorrow at the same time. That first note on the harp gives me goosebumps every time
I love Neil Young. But one thing that's just as great is the fan base because from what I've seen everyone is kind and sustainable with one another. And I love reading stories of peoples "back-in-the-day-in-my-pickup-truck" and they make me wish i grew up then and not now. So I count you all as family and I'm proud to be apart of a loving fan base.
awesome comment dude
+Josh Thomson i agree with ben holland.
Josh Thomson I'm obsessed with music from this era and a lot of times wish I grew up in the 60's and 70's, but the fact is that will never happen. The grass is always greener on the other side, right? At least we have all the greatest music ever made available at our fingertips. Something that was never available back then. The internet is a great thing.
Beautiful said my friend.
It will be to difficult for me to name all of the wonderful bands nowadays but check out festivals like desert daze there still are great bands rockin out you just needs look, love ya and keep rockin ✌🏼🤘🏼
Simply stunning! Neil plus acoustic guitar is a magical thing, nobody does it better.
Just a man and his acoustic guitar and it's simply beautiful
Wish I still had that old yellow VW ,
Just to Cruz in the white mts of Arizona
& listen to Harvest one more time
You still get the music, the VW is
Long gone., the memories are still on my mind 52 years later !!!
Influened my growing up and my first love that I lost.
I love you, Neil. Thank you. Forever, thank you.
How could you dislike this song
One of his greatest performances ever. A haunting classic that gives me chills every single time. I grew up to Neil.
I especially love this as it kind of seems like he wrote it a few days before and didn't quite learn it and perfect it yet, and still he absolutely kills it.
It has become increasingly difficult to find any artist who can calmly change not only perceptions, but entire minds like this man did so many times.
Yes, so true!!
Listening to a song this good, you ask yourself, “how is it humanely possible to write such beauty?”
The everlasting question of great art.
This song is wonderful, also this verion. but here i miss the drum..
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And the steel guitar.
Amateurs. This song is 100 times better with just Neil solo without all that over production.
"Uuu uuuh uuuu uuh somewhere in my head" i love him. 💚
lol He actually forgot the lyrics there and was imprrovising.
I rediscovered this song a few weeks ago. I was alone in some boring area and my phone proposed me to listen to Harvest. It was more than 40 years I was avoiding this masterpiece chilled to re-feel what I felt when I first listened it, as a young teen ager. The magic popped back, She was and she is so fine, ans she is still in my mind.
What a mistake! My eclecticism is smelting under the sun of Neil's voice... I am dead!
❤❤😊LEGEND I'M 73. OOOOOO YAAAAAA BABY ROCK ON 🪨 🎸 ♥️ ❤️ 🎶 😍 🪨 🎸
Neil Young is one of my all time favorite artists I have seen him many times in the 60's and 70's and he was brilliant every time. Saw hiim solo in Connecnticut . with CS&N at Woodstock with Crazy Horse 3 times... the last being at Carnegie Hall in NYC. This song giive me chills.
Wow you're so lucky!
He forgot his lyrics and still killed it!
Maybe he didn't feel that line at the time :)
Yes, he start the song with a part of the rit, the original song in harvest begin with : THINK I'LL PACK IT IN AND... BUY A PICK UP...TAKE IT DOWN TO L.A. ---
But it's however a wonderful song...
it could also be because it was a work in progress? this performance was from 1971, a year before harvest was released, or maybe i'm looking too much into it! but awesome performance nonetheless!!
***** No I think you're right. In this, and the Massey Hall performance, he says he is trying new material. I find the Harvest version weird compare to this cause I've heard this so much more.
I do love how they're his best songs and best performance (in my opinion at least). I've seen this full performance far too many times!!
I bought this album in my teens cos everyone said it was the best.
I saw Neil YOung five times. and every time he was brilliant. I love his music.
Me too! Trans, Shocking Pinks, Freedom, Harvest Moon, and one other tour. Wish I got to see him in the seventies.
Me three. "91 Ragged Glory, St. Louis, 4 times in Chicago in the 90's, a blur but great memories. And the blur has become more crystalized through the years!
Same, about four times, never failed to deliver. Sometimes with Crazy Horse, sometimes not.
I have seen him As well. A Genius...Super Storyteller. I Love Him! AND HE Always Delivers! He Is Neil Young..
props to the BBC for a quality recording
❤❤❤❤❤❤❤ Neil Young Forever!!! The King!!!!❤❤❤
Neil made his mark hasn't he. There will never be another artist who will write lyrics, sing and play guitar like Neil. This guy is so from the heart, it just pours out. Thanks Neil. Cheers from Canada Eh!
Bob n Neil greatest 2 ever
Don’t forget cat stevens😌
@@ethanbolt5092 yes, absolutely. How could anyone forget Cat Stevens. Funny you should say that. I just introduced Tea for the Tillerman to my teen daughter just the other day and was showing the guitar chords to some of the songs from that album.
@@chevy2599 yes I completely agree Tea and the tiller man is an amazing album. I’m 14 so it’s good to hear that some other teens might be listening to cat stevens and Neil young soon😂
@@ethanbolt5092 admirable to know a 14 yr old listens to musicians such as Neil Young, Cat Stevens & Bob Dylan. I had a much older sibling that turned me on to great music when I was 5 yrs old, such as Elton John greatest Hits, & Frampton Comes Alive.
Simply amazing
44.666 views, its really sad that this beautifull song just be hear for a few... But hey, stay happy to know Neil Young and his amazing voice. I really love this masterpiece!! Neil Forever!
I'm 39 and have a baby on the way (my first) wanna learn how to play guitar so I can play and sing Neil Young's songs to her / him.
I was 15 years old when I first heard Neil Young 🎙He was with Crosby Nash &ofcourse Young. Who's album of the same name. But it was Young 🎸who stole my heart 🥀 His lyrics got to me 💓After I first heard Heart of Gold I know I loved his soul & spirit He came through addiction & God knows 🙌Bless Still adore him and I'm now 62 His music will always live on. lol xx🙏✌
I could watch this entire performance every day and never get tired of it.
This very song caused me to buy a bus ticket to LA about 5 months ago. I think I'll pack it in and buy a pickup. Take it down to LA!! But I got stuck in N'ville.
Went to see him twice..and not enough.. he channels something deep.
Neil is my hero when I need to get through tough times I want to play my guitar like Neil and start a cover band but I can't play
One of the few songs that makes me cry every time I hear it. And I do mean every time. Pure genius!
Listening to Neil never gets old. I loved him then and I love him still. Such a distinctive voice and truly, heartfelt lyrics.
Um ícone da década de 70, canções que realmente provocam a nossa reflexão e ainda resgata o tempo que se foi, mas que está intrinsecamente dentro de nossas almas! O soar da Gaita mostra a qualidade de Young, na minha concepção um dos maiores que já houve na história da música de Rock And Folk!
All the best music comes out of the heart.
I'm lucky. I was the youngest of four kids. My oldest brother was a fan of Buffalo Springfield. And my next older brother turned me on to Everybody Knows This Is Nowhere. I've been hooked ever since.
Neil sings of an ethos that does not go away. Yes, if you heard him then on the radio like we did it was wonderful and more. But remember--Neil always bucked "popularity." It just happened that in the early 70's we were into it. And people still are, look for them.
Lyrics
Think I'll pack it in and buy a pick-up
Take it down to L.A.
Find a place to call my own and try to fix up
Start a brand new day
The woman I'm thinking of, she loved me all up
But I'm so down today
She's so fine, she's in my mind
I hear her callin'
See the lonely boy, out on the weekend
Trying to make it pay
Can't relate to joy, he tries to speak and
Can't begin to say
She got pictures on the wall, they make me look up
From her big brass bed
Now I'm running down the road trying to stay up
Somewhere in her head
The woman I'm thinking of, she loved me all up
But I'm so down today
She's so fine, she's in my mind
I hear her callin'
See the lonely boy, out on the weekend
Trying to make it pay
Can't relate to joy, he tries to speak and
Can't begin to say, oh
"Now I'm running down the road trying to stay up." Forgotten OR yet unwritten lyrics.
This is like my favourite song! 💖💗
One of the most beautiful songs ever. Just, damn, incredible. Love Neil Young anyway, but this song especially.
A man, a guitar, a voice. Brilliant talent.
Lovely intimate performance. I love the delivery of the vocals - not too resigned, just the right side of melancholy
The woman I'm thinking of,
she loved me all up
But I'm so down today
She's so fine she's in my mind.
I hear her callin'.
See the lonely boy,
out on the weekend
Trying to make it pay.
Can't relate to joy,
he tries to speak and
Can't begin to say.
Genius personified
A gem of a song, thought/direction! 🤔
So sensitive, the best of the best ! I grew up listening to him, still moves me like nothing else. It turns out that I'm a professional guitar player now, but I'd be perfectly unable to rock a good old Martin like that ! Love forever
only a kind hearted person could write such genuine things
There is something about the Harvest album. It's becoming my favorite album to get me through stuff in life.
Saw him n 1971 with Linda Ronstadt. Great show. Good double oncor. W Nash n Crosby
Thanks Neil for all the GREAT music and memories. GOD bless
how can you dislike this? i listen to this at least once a week
Appears he forgot one line in the lyrics, covered it beautifully with a very melodic oooh.
“No such thing as mistakes, just happy accidents”
His song.
The very Best Song Neil Young
Back in the early 70s' the Harvest album was one of a few good albums left in the common room of Kettlewell Youth Hostel, in Yorkshire. Me and my school trip mates played it non stop each evening. My favourite album of all time. Still sounds great today. Thank you Neil and Kettlewell Youth Hostel.
honestly, not sure this ins't the greatest song ever by the greatest star. that might be going overboard, but damn, just love him so much, and love him especially when he is singing this.
one of the best back to back neil line ups on here.
This song is so timeless but memories come rushing in every time I hear it. It goes with long summer days and plenty of time....
Gets me every time ❤️
Neil is a treasure in life.
The best live folk-rock performer you're ever going to see.
Provided you are up to date with your 34-35 Vaccinations!😷👎👎👎
Herlig! JEG VAR 21 ÅR I 1971. HERLIG!
Thanks Neil for being in this planet and given to us good music
he and Gordon Lightfoot should have toured together back in the day. I don't care what Molson says, these 2 men are Canada's greatest exports.
Don't forget Bobby Orr
Justin Bieber as well, huge export from Canada
Bruce Cockburn aint to shabby a Canadian import either to add to the short list
Stan rogers replaces Gordon imo
@@rogerthoreson9741 nothing like a Cockburn import.
“Neil Young in concert sings Neil Young”
Gee thanks I thought he was going to play The Bee Gees for a minute
Yeah. He is a musical genius.
Joy Oladokun her version hits just the right spot ❤️💯🫶🏾
I miss you too. You will never be lonely again . So mellow Mr Neil ❤❤❤
What a great live version. God bless Neil Young.
La canzone della mia adolescenza....Ti adoro ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Wow, all these years later your tunes make me smile. Clearly, anyone who listens to the words, just can't be sad. Reality is a sweet thing.
Cosa dire del Mitico N.Y......semplicemente eccezionale! Ho detto tutto!
A los 15 años comencé a escuchar a todos 1.977
Easy to forget how good a song this is. Neil live .. at bbc or Massey Hall is always great.
Pure class
THIS SONG MAKES ME HAPPY
oh neil..........
"like"
yesssss
i think we look related
Z Maldonado you make me happy :D
I love this, my favourite NY song.
La classe absolue les gars !
I saw Neil do an acoustic set in Stratfield Conn. at Woodstock in 69' at the Fillmore East in 69' at the Capitol Theater in 70' and at Carnegie Hall in the mid 70's and every time he was no less than amazing. He is one of the all time greats.
Nice little golden nugget for music history
Story of my life at 55 ... Thank you Neil and for the post of this vid as well! Playin' this tune for 42 years myself - love it.
I actually prefer this version over the album version
Me too bro
absolutely the same.