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Thursday, November 13, 2008
Ultra Rare "Mustang": Archives Preview
Music video of the drive to Shoreline for the Bridge concert.
Ultra rare "Mustang" from Squires era used as a soundtrack of Neil driving LincVolt in convertible top down mode on a beautiful Northern California day. Consider this an Archives preview.
Very cool Shakey Pix!
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How To Save A Major Automobile Company
ReplyDeleteAuto manufacturers taking advantage of a government bailout must only sell clean and green vehicles that do not contribute to global warming.
by Neil Young
Yes, yes, yes, Neil has become a writer for the Huffington Post........
ReplyDeletehttp://www.huffingtonpost.com/neil-young
Besides the super cool article it's kind of nice to read the comments. Neil for president... of the U.S.A. and GM and Ford! He can handle it.
Great music video! Is this song about the automobile named after a horse? Or is it about the horse? Hard to say since it is unclear (at least until January 27) when it was written. 1963 or 1964?
ReplyDeleteProduction of the car began in Dearborn, Michigan on 9 March 1964 and the car was introduced to the public on 17 April 1964 at the New York World's Fair.
I think Neil wrote the song in 63 while having a vision that a car with the name would be available soon. Allways ahead of time.
How To Save All the Major Automobile Companies?
ReplyDeleteConvert your current inventory to energy efficient vehicles like Neil did!
Let's bailout the BIG 3 and stay the course!
ReplyDelete$2,000 of the price of every car made in Detroit goes toward UAW pensions and benefits.
The UAW backed Obama/Biden.
Just who will they save?
"I'm proud to be a union man
Give me all the money that you can."
I guess it's time for some new Ordinary People - the old ones aren't very creative and they want too much money.
ReplyDeleteTell that to the guy in the unemployment line with mouths to feed.
I was thinking that if the auto workers banded together, they could secure loans to buy out the Big three - well, one of them anyway, form a co-op and create the sorts of cars Neil envisions.
But, that would take some extra-Ordinary People.
-Jim