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The one song (No Rain) which I liked, but it didn’t prepare me for their Perfect weather and I believe it wasīlind Melon at that time were only really known for Might be my last chance to experience at least one of these remarkable & the MG’s went out on tour with Neil Young, I realized that it Young white kid growing up in the Pacific Northwest. The opportunity toĪctually witness any of these players live was extremely rare for a The Fame Gang, and The Wrecking Crew, these musicians were responsibleįor some of the greatest music ever recorded. That were the backbone of some of the greatest artists of their & the MG’s were anĮssential element in the fabric of the times.Īs a stand alone entity, but they were one of four incredible groups Growing up in the 60’s and early 70’s Booker T. Our Comment of the Moment: Remembering Neil Young w/ Booker T & the MGs, 1993 Concert Tour by Dan: Yet another great Neil Young backing band. Ran out"), Booker T & the MGs is considered - in retrospect - as
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Neil Young with Booker T & the MGs and then coming out for a finalĮncore on “Rockin’ in the Free World” (which was unrecorded due to "tape Real monster, mega outdoor festival concert with Pearl Jam opening for & The MGs at Finsbury Park - London, England on Jbegan streaming. Last week we posted that over on Neil Young Archives, a new Timeline Concert of Neil Young with Booker T & the MGs from 1993 USA & Euro Tour w/ Booker T. Neil Young w/ Booker T & the MGs + Pearl Jam and Blind Melon Poster by Frank Kozik (See Sugar Mountain, The Gorge, George, Washington, USA) REVIEW: Neil Young Bob Dylan - Nowlan Park, Kilkenny, Ireland - 14 July 2019ĬOMMENTARY + ANALYSIS: Bob Dylan and Neil Young: Tangled Up in Blue and Out of The Black "Will The Circle Be Unbroken" - A Tribute to Elliot Roberts priceless.įull article “Shelter from the Storm” | Recliner Notes by Scott Bunn.Īlso, see more on Bob Dylan and Neil Young: A Fascinating Saga. Something if Neil ever locates any recordings of those sessions?! Also, a great Jimmy McDonough quote on Crazy Horse playing w/ Bob. McDonough writes that Sampedro recalled Dylan leading Neil and Crazy Horse on a group of songs from Blood on the Tracks. They can’t play,’ and Neil replied, ‘Yeah, but think about it, Bob-you could play with them.’” ‘Neil told me later Dylan said, ‘Your band has a good beat, but ‘Weĭid a bunch of his songs, never got one right all the way through,’ said ‘He was dressed in Sears clothes-I didn’t know it was Bob Dylan’…TheĪction-packed lineup fizzled when the Horse inevitably fell apart. “Dylan, who lived around the corner from Briggs, shuffled in and joined the Zuma session, first on piano, then guitar. Were happening at the Zuma Beach house belonging to producer David Briggs. In June 1975, Malibu Dylan wandered into the recording sessions that While Young was recording the album Zuma with the reformed Crazy Horse Today's guest post by Scott Bunn over on Recliner Notes, analyzes Dylan's song "Shelter from the Storm" and discusses the intersection between the Bob and Neil in Malibu during the 1975 Zuma album sessions. ("Musicorama", l'Olympia, Paris 18.10.66 / "Beat Club", Marquee Club, London 02.03.67 / "Music Hall de France", Théatre d'Issy les Moulineaux, Paris 11.05.67 / "Beat Beat Beat", Stadthalle, Offenbach 18.05.67 / Falkoner Centeret, Copenhagen 21.05.67 / "Christmas On Earth Continued", Grand and National Halls, London 22.12.67 / Unidentified Live jam (possibly New York City Night Club march-apr.1968) / Generation Club, New York City, NY 07.04.68 / Radio Advert for the Rhode Island Auditorium, Providence, RI show / Home recording 1969 / Woodstock Music & Arts Fair (Woodstock Festival), Yasgur's Farm, Bethel, NY 18.08.The never ending saga of Bob Dylan and Neil Young has always been a fascinating tale for us - as well as - many of our fellow travelers out there.
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