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Neil Young's rusty, heartbreak voice may be one of the most detectable in rock 'n' roll, and his musical accomplishments have been far from predictable, jumping from one end of the spectrum to the other. From the late 1960s as a member of Buffalo Springfield to his modern-day recordings with Pearl Jam, Young's resume is a smorgasbord of musical tastes. From rockabilly to blues and folk to electric-guitar rock, Young has done it all, whether flying solo or as part of Crazy Horse and/or Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young. His fifth decade as an extraordinary performer and songwriter sees him channeling his younger days, reuniting with old bands and giving fans another chance to see this legend on stage....more

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  Performer Track(s) Date Venue Length Rating  
Neil Young & Crazy Horse CONCERT 03/06/1970
Early Show		 Fillmore East 44:06 4.71
Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young CONCERT 06/04/1970
Set 1		 Fillmore East 1:19:24 4.66
Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young CONCERT 06/05/1970
Set 1		 Fillmore East 1:01:06 4.57
Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young CONCERT 06/06/1970
Set 1		 Fillmore East 1:27:09 4.63
Crosby, Nash and Young CONCERT 03/26/1972 Winterland 1:03:45 4.57
Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young CONCERT 09/08/1974 Roosevelt Raceway 1:14:48 4.46
Neil Young CONCERT 03/23/1975 Kezar Stadium 47:52 4.30
Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young CONCERT 10/04/1973 Winterland 51:52 4.24
Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young CONCERT 06/04/1970
Set 2		 Fillmore East 1:02:29 4.59
Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young CONCERT 06/05/1970
Set 2		 Fillmore East 1:04:13 4.63

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    by Daniel McDermott•April 30, 2008•Comments (11)

    In a family tree of popular music that begins with great-grandfather Robert Johnson, stretches down to Chuck Berry, branches off to Buddy Holly, the Beatles, Dylan, Zeppelin, the Ramones, and ends with the birth of Green Day, the Descendents would be the crazy musical uncle (read more)

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  • Mr. Soul: Neil Young vs. My Morning Jacket’s Jim James

    by Cyrus Philbrick•April 16, 2008•Comments (7)

    James’ voice sounds like Young’s with the rust filtered out. Free of grit, his pipes can reach unearthly pitches that Young’s never could. On Z, My Morning Jacket’s last studio album, James’ voice becomes more of an instrument than ever before, splintering through the subtle harmonies of tracks (read more)

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    You're listening to a brand new song, and yet, you feel like you've heard those words somewhere before. Or maybe you recognize familiar song titles popping out in an otherwise original song. Or, you're simply listening, you like what you hear, and you don't even realize (read more)

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