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Neil Young / Crazy Horse- BRITISH SUMMER TIME- 2CD- 2014- The Godfatherecords- 02092014010- 500 grn
Neil Young and Crazy Horse have been announced as headliners for 2014's Barclaycard presents BRITISH SUMMER TIME Hyde Park. The gig, part of the Barclaycard presents BRITISH SUMMER TIME series of gigs, featured a number of lesser known tracks from Young’s catalogue, along with a handful of classics and a new song. Young arrived on stage just before 8pm along with Crazy Horse members Frank ‘Poncho’ Sampedro and Ralph Molina, as well as Rick Rosas, standing in for Billy Talbot who recently suffered a stroke, and two backing singers. They immediately began playing ‘'Love And Only Love'’ from their 1990 album ‘Ragged Glory’. Two more songs from that album, Neil Young And Crazy Horse’s sixth together, the others being ‘'Days That Used To Be'’ and ‘'Love To Burn'’. They also played ‘'Barstool Blues'’, from 1975’s Zuma. Young's first big date for 2014 follows a series of cancelled shows this year. Back in August, Young called off seven British and European gigs to give Crazy Horse guitarist Frank ''Poncho'' Sampedro time to heal his fractured hand, before scrapping the rest of their world tour. Playing the penultimate BRITISH SUMMER TIME show for 2014, Neil Young and Crazy Horse put on a typically eclectic, jam-packed show for fans. The event saw more than 50,000 festival-goers in London’s Hyde Park for a day of live music and entertainment. Here were just ten of our highlights. After The Gold Rush marked the first full sing-along of the evening; 68-year-old Young dipping into his bag of hits for this 1970 classic with little notice. Thankfully Hyde Park had warmed up their vocal chords and were ready to help this number along. At the edge of the stage, Young’s unlikely mascot became an extra member of the band as he went over to consult and then touch the American Indian statue between songs. Crazy Horses indeed. On the back of a big sing-along for ''Only Love Can Break Your Heart'', a surprise cover of ''Blowin’ In The Wind'' left Hyde Park overcome with emotion as the master doffed his hat to a fellow master. Apparently not a favourite with Dylan, ''Heart Of Gold'' would become Neil Young’s only chart-topping single in the US and his solo rendition sounded just as heart-felt and honest as the original cut, some 43 years on. From Palestine to environmental conservation, Young used tracks like ''Rockin’ In The Free World'' and ''Who’s Gonna Stand Up And Save The Earth?'' to continue the good fight, and perhaps convert some hearts and minds in the process. The Crazy Horse band were in full stride for this rousing hit from their debut album with Neil Young, the 1969 classic Everybody Knows This Is Nowhere. Young looked at ease with long time collaborators Crazy Horse, who returned to the UK after cancelling shows in 2013, bringing a classic line-up: Frank ‘Poncho’ Sampedro, and two founding members Billy Talbot and Ralph Molina. The extended jams and dirty rock grooves just kept on coming, and coming.
Recorded Live At Hyde Park, London, England On July 12, 2014 Plus Two Bonus Tracks From Echo Arena, Liverpool, England On July 13, 2014.
Each Disc Comes In A Individual Paper Jacket And Housed In A Tri-Fold Cardboard Sleeve.
Made In England.
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