NeilYoungIsBack
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Do you mean he 're-purposed' one of his own tunes, or that he ripped off someone else's?
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Bill Walker
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Listen to He's a Bad Boy from Carole King, her song in 1963.Do you mean he 're-purposed' one of his own tunes, or that he ripped off someone else's?
Neil must've nicked the melody for Pocahontas.
NeilYoungIsBack
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Yes, definitely. Bad boy, Neil !
Another instance I already knew about concerns Needle & the Damage Done. The opening seems to owe a bit to Needle of Death by Bert Jansch.
Another instance I already knew about concerns Needle & the Damage Done. The opening seems to owe a bit to Needle of Death by Bert Jansch.
Bill Walker
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Yeah I can forgive him this transgression :)Wow, I’d never heard the Carol King song before. It’s exactly the same.
He’s still a musical great IMO.
growl
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Neil himself has stated he copied "Mr Soul" from "Satisfaction". A sincere form of flattery!
NeilYoungIsBack
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Finally got round to do a proper chronological listen to his studio albums, some for the first time ever - obviously it's taking me quite a bit and I have to stop and listen to whatever BlueHammer's album of the week is every so often, but as I expected it's all good stuff up to now (except for that country album one). Just played Trans and loved that, didn't expect him to go that route. 14 down just another 25 albums or so to do.
A while ago I listened to all the live albums chronologically. At the time there were something like 20 live (or performance) albums altogether, but the precise number depends on things like whether to regard Rust Never Sleeps as a live album or not...
But, since then a few more live albums have been released - e.g. the live convert version of Greendale (2003), Young Shakespeare (yet another recording from the 1970 solo tour) and Way Down in the Rust Bucket (from 1990).
So, I think I might have to do it all again...
NeilYoungIsBack
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There hasn't been a new recorded concert performance on the Neil Young Archive web site for over a month, but the new one loaded this morning is great if you are in to rarities.
It is from Ann Arbour, Michigan, 16 October 1969 - first set. Only 11 songs, but four are debuts and at least 3 have only been played live a handful of times in his whole career.
Here's the list for anyone who might be interested:
It is from Ann Arbour, Michigan, 16 October 1969 - first set. Only 11 songs, but four are debuts and at least 3 have only been played live a handful of times in his whole career.
Here's the list for anyone who might be interested:
| On The Way Home |
| Helpless |
| Dance, Dance, Dance |
| I've Loved Her So Long |
| Down By The River |
| I Am A Child |
| Everybody's Alone |
| Wonderin' |
| Oh, Lonesome Me |
| Flying On The Ground Is Wrong |
| Country Girl |
Bill Walker
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Great song listThere hasn't been a new recorded concert performance on the Neil Young Archive web site for over a month, but the new one loaded this morning is great if you are in to rarities.
It is from Ann Arbour, Michigan, 16 October 1969 - first set. Only 11 songs, but four are debuts and at least 3 have only been played live a handful of times in his whole career.
Here's the list for anyone who might be interested:
On The Way Home Helpless Dance, Dance, Dance I've Loved Her So Long Down By The River I Am A Child Everybody's Alone Wonderin' Oh, Lonesome Me Flying On The Ground Is Wrong Country Girl
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I Am A Child gets me everytime.Great song list
Did he tour between Live Rust and Trans in 82 @NeilYoungIsBack ? I assume he did - are there any official live shows released from 79-81 ?