Here are four poignant Neil Young songs about growing older in honor of the Canadian folk-rock legend's 79th birthday.

Neil Young returns to Spotify after 2-year hiatus ... traded Old Black for an acoustic, and donned the harmonica around his ...

and which had Young grinning like a schoolboy at the end. “Powderfinger” and “Love and Only Love” were vintage Horse power. Then Neil stepped out solo with harmonica for a short solo ...

Along the way, he also reveals how he built his bespoke harmonica stand. Watch the full video here (you need to be subscribed to Neil Young Archives to watch). Nick Cave, Uncut’s Review Of 2024 ...

Domrose: That's what I was going to say, "Dillon Street." Rob has his Neil Young moment where he has his harmonica around him while he's playing the drums and he takes the harmonica solo on that ...

Forty-five years after it was first released, Joseph Burnett returns to Young's fifth solo record, an album that marked an angered transition from Harvest, bolstered by some of his bleakest and ...

Neil Young was, back in the day, undeniably punk in his attitude. In particular, the 1979 album Rust Never Sleeps is still hailed today as one of the greatest proto-punk (debatable, considering ...

Bob Dylan and Neil Young co-headlined a UK gig for the first ... There were loud cheers all around when the acoustic guitar and harmonica came out for a rendition of Heart of Gold.

Take Neil Young and Stephen Stills ... carrying a hollow-bodied Gretsch electric, harmonica firmly placed at his lips. Stills wore black, with a gray goatee, plucking an almost identical guitar.

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From the Link Ray guitar rumbles on opener “The Great American Picnic” to the closer “Oklahoma Nova Scotia”—which arrives like Neil Young and Daniel Johnston had a baby out of ...

Released in 2020, the 10-CD box set, Neil Young Archives Volume II ... backed only by Young’s banjo and harmonica; “Time Off for Good Behavior,” a country two-step about the survivor ...