THIS WEEKEND: Neil Young Solo Concert - London 2008 | Hearse Theater | NYA
This weekend, Neil Young solo in concert at Hammersmith Odeon Theater (aka the Carling Apollo), London in 2008 will be showing in the Hearse Theater on NYA. (See full Hearse Theater Schedule.)
The concert film is directed by Tim Pope and the acoustic set premiered in September 2019. Recorded during the final 2 nights (of a 6 gig run) in London, England, in March 2008, the multi-camera film is stunningly intimate and features the "mic cam" for ultra close-ups. (see here for reviews of March 5 & 6, 2008 and March 8 & 9, 2008, March 14 & 15, 2008)
Poster: Neil Young - Hammersmith Theater, March 2008
(See reviews on March 5 & 6, 2008 and March 8 & 9, 2008)
Via Sugar Mountain Setlists:
2008-03-15
Hammersmith Apollo, London, England
w/ Ben Keith, Rick Rosas, Ralph Molina, Anthony Crawford and Pegi Young
Acoustic:
1. From Hank To Hendrix
2. Ambulance Blues
3. Kansas
4. Sad Movies
5. Mexico
6. A Man Needs A Maid
7. Harvest
8. Love In Mind
9. Journey Through The Past
10. Homegrown
11. Love/Art Blues
12. Love Is A Rose
13. Out On The Weekend
14. Old Man
Electric:
15. The Loner
16. Dirty Old Man
17. Spirit Road
18. Powderfinger
19. Hey Hey, My My (Into The Black)
20. Too Far Gone
21. Oh, Lonesome Me
22. Winterlong
23. No Hidden Path
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24. F*!#in' Up
25. Tonight's The Night
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26. The Sultan
Tape Exists:
Yes
Length:
163
Notes:
Tour:
2008 Chrome Dreams Continental Tour - Europe
Band:
The Chrome Dreams Band
Neil Young - guitar, banjo, harmonica, piano, vocals
Ben Keith - pedal steel, lap steel, guitar, organ, background vocals
Rick Rosas - bass, background vocals
Ralph Molina - drums, background vocals
Pegi Young - background vocals, vibraphone
Anthony Crawford - background vocals, piano, mandolin, electric guitar
Cary Kemp - gong
2008-03-15, Hammersmith Apollo, London, England
(Reviews of March 14 & 15, 2008 concerts)
Photo courtesy of Mario van Sabben
So get your popcorn ready!
Tim Pope is the director of numerous highly acclaimed 1980's Neil Young music videos such as "Wonderin'", "Touch the Night", "People On The Street"and "Weight Of The World".
Frames from Neil Young music video "Wonderin'", 1983
Director Tim Pope
More on Tim Pope: Making "Wonderin'" Video with Neil Young.
Frames from "Touch the Night" -
Neil Young Music Video directed by Tim Pope
Also, see Making of "Touch the Night" Music Video by Tim Pope.
Also, see Tim Pope: Neil Young Music Video Director | PODCAST by Adam Buxton.
Neil Young
Frame from "Weight Of The World" Music Video
Also, see MUSIC VIDEO: "Weight Of The World" by Neil Young, Directed by Tim Pope.
Excerpt removed per author request (see disclaimer).
Labels: acoustic, concert, electric, film, london, neil young, Official Music Video, poster, setlist, solo, ticket stub, tim pope
by thrasher@PermaLink: 12/06/2019 01:07:00 PM
14 comments
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14 Comments:
Watching it while at bed with pre winter flu.. way better than any sort of Pills :-)
A terrific solo set with Neil in good good spirit and some short stories to tell and a strong electric set with some old friend gone too soon
This should be the whole concert and it's worth three years of subscription by itself.
Thanks Neil
Oh and Haring Bring you down and Cowgirl back to back is always magic
easily my favorite tour era of the past 15 years and I've loved them all!
Does the stream work with SoundTap Streaming Audio Recorder?
As usual, I will email you this post since Big Brother won't let me most on your site. Too Far Gone with the full band with Ben Keith on the pedal steel, or was that pedal-less steel? Amazing! Oh Lonesome Me!. Here I sit as I type this, in my extra 1 bedroom rental house. Ya. paying 2 rents in Seattle sucks!
TW, my favorite site on the Internet, a long running inspiration, sure to lift me up with new Neil information. I'm a believer.
Keep it up, please. If your blog ended, my life would take a turn for the worse. Its funny low I take things for granted.
Again, thank you!
This one I tried to post directly onto your page as well as emailing it to you.
Alan in Seattle
Ragged Glory, Extended Version with extra songs has been added to what is in The Can up at NYA.
So. . .it has appeared in time to be voted for.
K
@ Alan - very good, glad to see this finally worked again for your comments.
so what might you have done differently if anything? we think this has something to do with your login and validate sequence. As in going directly to try and comment vs a cold start/bootup, login and comment. if that makes any sense.
@ Ken - good deal, thanks. More Horse from the Barn ... and Can!
I watched London three times this weekend...what a show & what a tour that was!
I’d seen this show a few months earlier from the front row in DC at Constitutional Hall...a night I’ll never forget.
That was the last tour I believe with Larry Craig, LA Johnson, and Ben Keith.
Sad to watch the show and think of so many of Neil’s friends and band mates now gone.
@ Alan in Seattle: When I post here from my iPhone I have to scroll down and click on “view web page” and then write my post. Hope that helps.
Peace
That’s “View Web Version “.
Thanks Dan. That's helpful to know. If anyone else has tips and tricks for blog comments, much appreciated.
Also, pls state platform: iphone, android, web browser (chrome, firefox, etc)
Cragg
damn auto-correct
@ Jonathan - yes, right. and we believe that we were at the same Constitution Hall shows as well, both nights. Although not front row, a bit back a few rows.
remember this?!
http://neilyoungnews.thrasherswheat.org/2007/11/concert-review-of-moment-washington-dc.html
http://www.thrasherswheat.org/2007/11/concert-review-washington-dc-111507.html
I do & thanks for the memories, Thrasher!
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