Neil Young Solo Minneapolis Residency:
Night #1 - Pantages Theatre, January 26
Photo by AARON LAVINSKY – STAR TRIBUNE
Neil Young begins a four solo concert residency in Minneapolis tonight at The Pantages Theatre, Saturday, January 26.
Neil Young Solo Minneapolis Residency: Night #1 - Pantages Theatre, (Minneapolis, Minnesota) January 26https://t.co/cairUNU43S …
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.@Neilyoung kicked off his four-show stand in Minneapolis by performing "Ambulance Blues" for the first time solo in nearly 15 years. See what else went down https://t.co/7qJJHyngwX
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Star Tribune: In the first of four Minneapolis shows, Neil Young becomes mellow, reflective 'Old Man'.https://t.co/nH15CBpbUv
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The solo concert tour residency continues in Minneapolis on January 28-29 & 31. One of the Minneapolis concerts will be live streamed on NYA.
Look at how the time goes past: 12 reasons you should care about Neil Young's unprecedented Minneapolis four-show stand. https://t.co/SyFXniZaBW pic.twitter.com/hPp3HC3kPh
— Star Tribune (@StarTribune) January 25, 2019
Neil writes of the recent Madison, Wisconsin, January 24 concert: "a great audience... lots of old songs... one new song."
Per Sugar Mountain | Chronological Grid, on the 1st 2 nights of the tour, Neil performed 28 different songs with only 11 songs played both nights, including debuts of 2 new songs, "Green Is Blue"* and "Olden Days"*.
Got a report? Drop us a comment below.
Check Sugar Mountain for setlist updates and Chronological Grid, Recording Summary, Statistics and Extras.
Check back for updates, reviews, setlists, etc.
Also, see:
- Neil Young's Solo "Big 3M Theater Tour" Begins Tonight: Riverside Theater, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, January 23
- CONCERT REVIEW: Neil Young Stuns Furloughed Fed on Opening Night of 2019 Mini Solo Tour
- Madison, Wisconsin, January 24
When Neil Young is Playing, You Shut the Fuck Up
Lastly, additional concerts are to be announced for Pacific Northwest in Late Spring/May.
ps - it's great to be alive, Adam2.
I was there
ReplyDeleteAmbulance blues opener.
Old man
Mansion
Broken arrow
See the sky about your pump organ
Old king
everybody know
Hurricane
One of these days
Two new songs that need help
Heart of gold
Ohio
Journey thru past
Might have been too high and missed one...
Ambulance blues was really good
Damn man I wish I saw it. Been searchin for AB. I’ll be at the next 2
DeleteI was there too, in Row B. Ambulance Blues was fantastic, Thrasher topped that. Thank you Neil!
ReplyDeleteI forgot
ReplyDeleteThrasher
rocking in the free world
I fucking hate my life.
ReplyDeleteStop posting negative stuff on here. No one wants to read your crap. Thrasher should block this clown.
DeleteYou can't have positive without negative .Ups and downs .peaks and troughs. Good and bad .
DeleteAnyway, it makes me laugh .
so do we adam - ever thought about all the neil lovers scattered across the globe that will never get the opportunity to see neil solo like what he's doing at present? he may do some such shows whilst touring outside nth america/canada but they won't be extensive so stop complaining and do us all a favour and dig a hole for yourself! Any of these shows and whatever he choses to perform are worth the $$. looking forward to the hearse theatre event.
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ReplyDeleteSugar Mountain:
ReplyDeleteAmbulance Blues / Mansion On The Hill / On The Way Home / Old Man / Old King / Green Is Blue / (Olden Days) / See The Sky About To Rain / Broken Arrow / Thrasher / Rockin' In The Free World / Like A Hurricane / Journey Through The Past / Ohio / One Of These Days / Everybody Knows This Is Nowhere / Heart Of Gold // Tumbleweed
nice setlist!!
Neil Young solo - haven't seen that in Europe for quite a while. Thank you Neil for streaming one of the shows in the next few days - hope it happens.
ReplyDeleteand looking Forward some more, Nils Lofgren posted this on F*c*b**k yesterday:
"This is a loose breakdown of my year. I’m headed to North Dakota to play with Crazy Horse. Onto Winnipeg to join up with Neil. Getting ready to release my new album in Aprilish. Hitting the road with a kick ass band in America. Would love to get to Europe. Everything is possible"
So looks like Canada gets the new old-look CH next week.
Hambone UK
Was Ambulance Blues on banjo? Thrasher, maybe its time to block Adam2
ReplyDeleteNOt on the Banjo, on one of his Martin's.
ReplyDeleteHarp solo was great
Crowd behaved for a while.
ReplyDeleteSome guy with a very projecting voice REALLY wanted to be acknowledged by NY. Look at me, look at me! Like a damn four year old.
So he kept yelling things, nothing bad, just annoying. I feel sorry for folks that want to be noticed by celebrities. As if that does anything to enhance their lives. I imagine life just be an absolute paradise because you acted like a dork to get a guy with millions of dollars to respond to a millisecond to you acting the fool.
Another show spoiler was Whistler's Brother, or Whistler himself. Some cat kept whistling REALLY loud and shrill, even during songs. TO the point where NY said he liked his whistling "IN BETWEEN THE SONGS THOUGH"
ha ha admonished by your hero. What a life!
Neil sounded so good last night. He was loose and comfortable and soulful.
ReplyDeleteOpening with Ambulance Blues was a huge highlight for me. It was my 4th Neil show and the man next to me's 30th--and we both were blown away.
Neil had lots of great things to say about the Pantages throughout the night.
Wonderful show! Neil seemed happy and was smiling alot. Made some jokes. At one point he put his harmonica in upside down and said something to the effect, "Well I f**cked that up, maybe put it in not upside down". At another point he grabbed the wrong pick and said, "I got to much sh*t out here." Real classic Neil dry witt. The songs were performed beautifully. I thought his performance of Rockin' was real special. Broken Arrow was a great suprise! As for the two new ones, I thought Green is Blue was pretty good if a little ruff yet. Was not a big fan of the other one...had potential but a little underwhelming as of yet imho. The crowd pretty well behaved I thought. A few yellers and whistlers but there are always going to be a few. Most annoying to me was a couple loud singers on HoG and Old Man. Paid money to hear Neil sing not some drunk a few isles back. But on the whole I think minneapolis did pretty well, I've been to see him when the crowd has been much worse. Mr. Young put on a great show and I'm eternally thankful for being able to see such a master of the art. Hope he comes back soon!
ReplyDeleteOh, a big surprise for me was Tumbleweed! Honestly it has not been one of my favorite later day songs. I thought it was a little corny. But Neil has really perfected it and I was beautiful when he played it on his ukulele. He seemed real happy as if it were a real personal moment. One where you kind of forgot that you were watching a legendary music figure on stage and it seemed almost like he could have been in your living room playing to his dinner hosts as a thank you. I have a new respect for the song. Great way to close out the show.
ReplyDeleteJambase above claims first AB in 15 years but I remember we heard it on the theatre tour of '07 ...
ReplyDeleteThe last AB was 3/15/08 in London,England
ReplyDeletethis is nice. no download needed. https://archive.org/details/NeilYoungMadison/
ReplyDeleteApparently Neil Young is re-visiting Greendale every once in a while. After Peace Trail's John Oaks, brother to Ciela Oaks who was married to Grandpa and also to his sea-faring brother,now there is a song that tells us, that an unspecified Green is Blue. Given her involvement in the Alaska protests 16 years ago, Green might be sweet little Sun Green, all grown up now and pretty melancholic. Of course every song stands by itself, but then it's all one song.
ReplyDeleteWell, technically the previous AB was for that billionaire clown Carmignac three years ago. But yeah, played 53 times in 2007-08 (plus Bridge in 2006).
ReplyDelete@Dionys: A bit of background on the actual irrigation pioneer John Oakes, who presumably served as inspiration for that song (at least in part): https://news.google.com/newspapers?nid=1454&dat=19500808&id=XWpgAAAAIBAJ&sjid=6XENAAAAIBAJ&pg=4277%2C2047452&hl=en
ReplyDelete@Babbo The Green family pretty much is based on the West Coast. John Oaks, however hails from North Carolina, according to your source. But of course all these people must have come from somewhere. Have been watching Devil's Sidewalk over on NYA. The comment from the helmsman comes to mind: "That's an honest tale, about a woman delicious..." Is he alluding to the strange second marriage of Ciela Oaks? These patchwork families and their uncertain relationships bother me...
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Thanks wsanjose01!!!
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