Rare Neil Young - Everybody Knows This Is Nowhere, Wonderin, Sugar Mountain - KQED studio, 1970
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- This has always been a favored Neil Young bootleg. Songs here include:
Everybody Knows This Is Nowhere
Wonderin
Sugar Mountain
(along with snippets of other songs, some that will sound familiar to hard-core Neil fans)
Recorded at KQED Studio, San Fran, CA 1970 (that said, there's been debate if this show was actually recorded at KQED Studio, some think it may have been recorded outside, but, who knows?)
According to Pete Long's Ghosts on the Road, the full setlist is the following:
Neil Young
KQED Studio
San Francisco, CA, February 19, 1970
1. Everybody Knows This Is Nowhere
2. Everybody's Alone
3. Dance Dance Dance
4. On The Way Home
5. Wonderin #1
6. Wonderin #2 Instrumental Noodling including
- Out On The Weekend
I - Don't Want To Talk About It
- Helpless
- Country Girl
- Do I Have To Come Right Out And Say It
7. Sugar Mountain
notes: according to Ghosts On The Road - thanks Pete
date and venue for this still remains unconfirmed
What is Ghosts On The Road?
Well, it's the ultimate Neil Young concert setlist archive...
www.ghostsonthe...
The first edition of Ghosts On The Road was published in 1996 and immediately became recognised as a valuable resource for Neil Young enthusiasts worldwide. The updated and revised edition will be published in early 2007 and will contain additional chapters relating to the years 1996 through to 2006 together with considerable expansion of many previous chapters. Author Pete Long has spent a good deal of time revising particular sections of the book and his work on the Buffalo Springfield box set and an article in the NYAS magazine Broken Arrow regarding the Time Fades Away tour in 1973 bear testimony to the expansion.
The author says "I could only justify offering a revised version if it contained sufficient extra information. I did not want anyone, particularly those who already had a copy of the first edition, to feel that they were not getting a significantly improved book."
With over 520 pages (the first edition ran to 282) the book has a number of additional features. While the basic layout and style remain unchanged there are now areas included for nearly all shows performed post 1969. Virtually all missing or incomplete set lists from 1983 onwards have been completed although we would love to hear from anyone who has information related to a number of items listed below. In addition song charts for all the major tours have been included as appendices.
All you sweet young baby Neil Young Fans,
You are just where you need to be and ....
love is always stronger than hate so never give up
Know that nowhere is that sweet spot in everyone's mind no one can ever touch
Ruth Burant Beautiful
im 27 now but neil changed my life when i was at a pivotal moment at 22. i lived in a small ghetto in the northern part of Minneapolis Minnesota, uneducated and disambiguated, all my friends were lost to drugs and skull drudgery i... felt lost.. , i yearned for so much more. Neil was the beginning of a journey and awakening that changed my life. i now live in a place called loveland colorado, i have a wife and 2 kids living my own american farmers dream. yes im still hear with Neil along side while im walking my or rollin my joint.
Dear Jake,
Many blessing to you and your family. You are living large. Keep rocking out to my old friend Neil Young. He also saved my life.
Ruth
What she said!!!!!PERFECTLY
+Lila Sue McClendon Ruth Burant.....I like your thinking.
I’m 19 discovering Neil who quickly became my favorite artist. Wish I can see him live soon.
Enjoy the Neil ride my friend!
You were raised well, I can tell. Give your parents a spiritual hug from me, I've been playing Neil Young songs on the guitar for 46 years now and I will until I take my last breath.
Enjoy your magical mystery musical ride with this Prodigy of a man, a music humanity gift crossing two centuries and still going strong.
👏🏻Keep on rocking in the unfree world little man, there's nothing like Neil Young to keep a soul young with song.
Well, here goes another 3 month Neil binge!
You're not alone....I always come back, it never gets old, and there's so much great, great music.
So true 🌼🌺🌸🌿
mansiononthehill Neil has been my only companion during four months lockdown here in the UK.
I’m at month 8 of my first binge where do I go after this?
Oh tell me about it! 🤣 This made me lol. Brings me back to when I was binging some Neil young (and other stuff). I'd listen to his songs over and over again. Now I'm scouring TH-cam for every recording I can cuz I've blasted though his entire catalog.
I feel very sorry for the 55 poor souls who hit the thumbs down.
So beautiful
They were just so smitten with this version of the song, they accidentally hit "dislike".
Must have been magical, I dream of seeing him in the 70s, however I'm only 18
u will get that chance buddy ,:-0
So many great photographs in this set. Enjoyed them all and the music was truly an incredible gift. I like this “Sugar Mountain”. Now I’m about to roll over to Dec 5 1970 Carnegie Hall. Never know what special I’ll find I turn of the page. Thanks Donna Reidt❣️
One of the great song writers. Up there with Dylan.
Better than Dylan in my opinion
And Van Morrison, JJ Cale, and Townes Van Zandt
Everybody knows this is nowhere was the last song Neil played in London 17th June 2013. Fantastic show could not of hoped for a better gig!
I saw him in Stratford Conn. solo no band in 1968 at the Filmore East twice with Crazy Horse at Woodstock with CS&N and then at Carnegie Hall in 1975ish. Every time he was fantastic and the Carnegie Hall show was beyond unbelievable. I love Neil Young he's up their with Dylan and the Beatles for me.
Neil far better the beatles and better thsn Dylan. Neils the Goat Songwriter.
Whoever you are, I can't express in words how much this meant to me tonight. Thank you.
I know exactly what you mean.
Shafty1981 - glad you found enjoyment and peace from this little Neil Young musical gem. It's all about the music....
Thanks for these recordings in 1970. Your retrospective photos of Neil thoroughout his career were awesome too. These were "raw recordings" showing the scope of Neil's talent shortly after "The Buffalo Springfield" years. I caught Neil singing "Do I Have To Come Right Out and Say It". He probably should have sang the lead to that song in 1966. Richie Furay did a great version too. In the early years, Neil's unique voice was untapped.
🌹09:20 pulls my heart strings everytime.
👏🏻Thanks for sharing.
Merci pour toutes ces photos. Neil Young un artiste incroyable, un compositeur surdoué , une voix pure, un talent magique.
I wish I had known about ghosts on the road a long time ago I had been in your young fan since I was 8 in 1967. ❤️
WOW I have been listing to Neil for a long time and have fell in LOVE with this.
Priceless... Our SEVENTIES would not be the same without Neil...Myself & Neil have ran parrallel all my life (Only one month apart).
The only contact was "Eye to Eye" while sitting on the stairwell steps, at his concert at the PNE in Vancouver, British Columbia in the 80's ... great memories...
Keep on gracing the word Neil ... your a profit of our time & one that the future generations need to listen too to survive!! xx
Been a Neil Young fan since I first heard the Everybody Knows This Is Nowhere back in 69 or 70 too long ago to remember. Love all of his music. Some of it I can't Listen to anymore since it saddens me too much. He's a poet whose words touch our very souls. Harvest Moon is one of those that I have a hard time listening to all the way through,reminds me too much of the way my life used to be.
Rare photos! From a visual standpoint, best NY video on this tube.
Magnifique😊
Thanks for doing this one up so nice. I'm so glad he took another crack at "Wonderin'" - that's the keeper here, for me.
Thanks for sharing. My older brother used to have some Neil bootlegs that came out before Harvest and they had a lot of the Harvest songs. Lots of Neil talking between songs too. Great memories!
The Massey Hall Canada CDS have some great songs,released 1971. Like Bad song of loneliness?
Thank you so much for posting! Fabulous photos!
So sad that KQED gave up its music programming for all news/talk radio. Archives like these are all we have now of the great music that came through. .
Thank You for this!! Thank You All For This!! God Bless You All!! k33
Awesome rust and classic music never sleep! Thax for the share!
wow just great thanks fer sharin'.....love the historical pictures ...ah man....soul power
Made me grab my guitar and play along. :)
Thanks for the reply Matt, they were for sure crazy times!! So many guys came and went during this time of exploration for me. I've forgotten half of what I remember, but there were some great guys many of which, sadly are no longer with us!!! A book? I'll have to look into that!!!
Great old photos of Neil. I had a few pair of patchwork jeans just like his. Good old days! :)
Me 3... patches sown onto other patches on my butt, became its own unified piece if cloth, like a quilt😉🎸
Larry,Just shared this from you dear friend.BEST Neil Young!!! And You Know How I Adore Him!!!
Love The Songs & Pic's !!! You Know Your Music Larry Thanks honey!!!
Amazing pictures and video! Thank you so much for sharing!
To think Neil wrote Sugar Mountain on his 19th birthday! So wise and gifted at such a young age.
more like "good drugs" if you ask me, plus a wise upbringing!!!
More like what he already said.
a lifetime ago for most I reckon
Yep:)
+Stuart Walker Thousands of people had access to the same drugs but almost none, and maybe none, have equalled what Neil's given us
Crazy Magic This Is ...
Nowhere
Wonderin,
Sugar
Great pictures and songs.Thanks for sharing.
captures the tape-spooled-and-unspooled-out-of-the cassette-many-times warble exactly, right on
Great clips. Best I've seen in a long time.
Tks a million for such a treasure!!!
Great music! So many AMAZING photos!
great to hear this again
@0:40 Neil was carrying JIM CROCE son. That was very cool seeing both legends.
thanks for this upload.
If you are referring to that shot at 40 seconds in, that is not Jim Croce or his son.
Everybody Knows - this is choice
Thanks, Dave.
Thank you. Peace...
Awesome video...Neil and only Neil..Ciao,Marco
AWESOME pics !!!!! Thanks :)
Many photos I've never seen and I thought I saw them all!
Only one Neil Young, another Canadian gift to the world.
Great respect for this dude
simple makes great
I'm reading Neil's Biography "Shakey" by Jimmy McDonough. Jimmy did 50 hours of interviews with Neil and they are copiously reproduced, Neil is uncompromising and tough minded about his vision, and we are lucky he is, the Corporate Music Machine and Money destroyed many lesser individuals, but Neil never bends or strays from his Art; we are the lucky recipients!
Awesome video! T up
Gus : )
Jeremy you have good taste. Neil Young is a special artist.
I think it was his producer at the time! Maybe I'm wrong! Anyway this video is a great collection of photos! thank you...
Too cool.
Amore ❤️ Amore ❤️ Infinito 👌👌👌👌👍👍👍👍🌶🌶🌶
I was a roadie for a band in the seventies. They were marginally successful. I am a journalist, but my expereience as a roadie could only garner a short story at best. You, however, could write a book if you wanted to, because it involves these great men.
This is a relavent song to what is going on in the world today. 11/12/11
Thanks to all the US armed forces. Rock on.
Magic guitarman
4 PAWS UP !!!!
Took me nearly 50 years to realize this probably refers to living in the US (or possibly LA)
History priceless
APRIL 1969 (51 YEARS AGO)
Neil Young: "Everybody Knows This Is Nowhere" b/w "The Emperor Of Wyoming" (Reprise 0819) 45 single is released in the US.
Written by Neil Young from the album of the same name and backed by Crazy Horse.
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SONGFACTS
Despite bearing the same title as the album it appears on, "Everybody Knows This is Nowhere" wasn't generally considered one of the standout songs from Neil Young's second solo effort. "Cinnamon Girl," "Down By The River," and "Cowgirl in the Sand" all were more popular and enduring.
Still, "Everybody Knows This is Nowhere" is an interesting song in its own right, and even more so when viewed as part of Young's broader catalog. It's also intriguing to ponder why Young chose to name the album after this particular tune.
Young was living in southern California when he wrote this song. That's the environment he's describing with its "day-to-day running around" that he needs to escape. Young's conflicted relationship with the entertainment industry has marked his entire career, and it's seen even here at this early stage.
While Young laments the hectic Los Angeles pace, he assures us that despite all the allure, nothing worthwhile is to be found there. As Jimmy McDonough wrote in Shakey, "'Everybody seems to wonder what it's like down here,' Young muses, his caustic tone making it clear that for him, the entire Los Angeles scene might as well fall into the sea."
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In Young's previous album, he was already yearning for the simplicity of the countryside with "Here We Are In The Years." Those feelings have carried over here, and in fact, continue to carry over throughout Young's career.
At the same time Young's feeling that the life he's living is leading nowhere, friends, and family back home are fascinated with the scene he's in. "Everybody seems to wonder," Young sings, "what it's like down here." The choice of "down" is telling, because it confirms Young's talking about his people back home in Canada, with Los Angeles being south of (or "down" from) Canada. That confirmation is nice but not necessary because the content of the rest of the song makes it easy to infer.
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The LA lifestyle has lost its shine for Young in this song, and all he wants is to "take it easy" back home where it's "cool and breezy." This romanticized version of home contrasts with the version seen in "Helpless," which was released less than a year later with Crosby, Stills, Nash, & Young.
In "Helpless" we see a place that is rather melancholy, even while Young still views it as a sort of sanctuary. We get none of that in "Everybody Knows This is Nowhere," where things are idyllic and perfect for relaxing and "just passing time." The song itself has a country-like aura about it. It sounds like a song that'd be played on the front porch of a country house in Young's childhood town of Omemee, Ontario.
The fact that young named the album and this song the same suggests that the sentiments expressed in this tune are part of the album's theme.
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The song's lead vocal track wasn't originally meant to be released: It was a scratch vocal sung through a low-quality talkback microphone on a mixing board. Young liked the way the sound contrasted with the rest of the songs on the album and decided to use it in the final product.
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At 2 minutes and 26 seconds long, this is the shortest track on Everybody Knows This is Nowhere.
Everybody knows this is nowhere...well his carreer brought him to California...where you can check out but never leave...but a large part of his heart and soul are in Canada, places like Winnepeg and Toronto and a place in north Ontario
Wow. so cool
I love Neil Young...
Ben Fong Torres said that Neil and Emmy-Lou Harris, Linda Ronstadt and Gram Parsons jammed together. I found that interesting.
what an era! And to have Neil on tape in a live concert "in the day" so "a la natural" can serve as an inspiration to the generations just "comin' up". Thank for posting. If ya dig these blues check us out on youtube as well-johnnyguitar335
In the opening still shot, he is wearing a brown jacket with white materials. I’ve seen these before and not sure what they’re called. I want one badly! Is it sheepskin, I am guessing?
cool
I'm pretty sure it's David Briggs. He produced All the albums with "Crazy Horse". He once said he'd throw EVERY album that Neil made without him in the trash! He's gone now, quite a few years ago now- - -.
Interesting comment by Neil how he loved Danny Whitten’s song, “I Don’t Want To Talk About It,” but Danny never wanted to play it. I wish Neil would have played it live or recorded it. Just that little snippet he did sounded great. One of my favorite songs made popular by Rod Stewart.
❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
The Clarences love & support Neil!
Muito bom!
Where has the time gone?
Wow
Who is that pictured with Neil at the :36 second mark?
nice
This is a relavent song to what is going on in the world today. 11/12/11
the flowers in Neil's mouth in the first picture are known as indian soap because of their natural antibacterial properties
For what it's worth, I think the guy with Neil at the :36 sec mark may be Brian Good, leader of '70s country rock group The Good Brothers. Compare for yourself at their website.
Neil could have easily lived 150 years ago.
Yeah but he'd be dead now
Is this version of "Everybody" on cd anywhere?
@RustedTelevisione Could it be the late great David Briggs, legendary producer?
Best slide show on TH-cam. Where did you get all those pics??
What’s the name of that rift he learned!!!
I need help what song is he playing at 5 mins at 30 second! I love
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I’ve been trying to figure it out for almost 10 years
It ends at 630 mins
Odd because assuming he's singing about SoCal and the strip but in reflection that was the place to be and I'm glad he was.
Where can I hear this entire show?
Sound8Vision not sure if any additional songs from this show are out there in the public. There’s always been a question as to location & date of what I’ve posted here. Regardless, it’s a very unique live Neil experience!
@@RustedTelevisioneThank you for responding, a beautiful collection indeed!
Wondering 2 doesn’t cut it what is he playing f? I will ask at the next farm aid if I have too lmao
LOL! I don’t know exactly what song it is. But he definitely noodles some songs that have now become well known! If you find the title reply back!
Does someone know the name of the song he starts playing at 6:57?
n in a matter of weeks if days he would be on the stage at the Fillmore East ,:-0
What's the song that starts at 5:45?
He's playing some funky "Out On The Weekend" chords... sounds so good
I think that is David Briggs.
Everybodies nose has nosehairs.
good one!!
yes very funny
Whats the song he starts playing at 6:00? anyone know??
+cam quinn Sounds like "Out on the weekend" to me. First song on Neil's most famous album, "Harvest".
haha wow I feel so dumb now, I can't believe I didn't realize that one!
Really like how he plays it in this though, wish he kept going(:
Good Question anybody know??
Nebraska Neil
I love how messed up everyone sounds hahah
Looks like Lowell George to me.
"What would Neil Young do?"? Wonder why the bar stool in the studio suddenly became empty.