NEW CONCERT POSTED: Neil Young - Fox Theatre, Atlanta, May 29, 2010 + Outtakes + Bootleg Update
Another full concert as been uploaded to Concert Performance Timeline on Neil Young Archives: May 29, 2010 at the Fox Theatre, Atlanta (Thanks Patron Sean N. !)
Here is a Neil Young Concert Reviews - Fox Theatre Atlanta, GA - May 29, 2010
by Annelore Harrell:
And we sat down and listened.
Expecting acoustic, we were instead presented with a fullblown electric concert. After five decades of performing, his voice and playing style are stronger than ever. I have never been to a rock concert before where the audience claps and yells like mad, then abruptly sits down in eager anticipation of the next song.
Once in awhile, someone would break out with a yell, but this was a theater full of Neil Young fans who wanted to hear whatever he wanted to share and that meant being quiet. For the next hour and a half, with an intermission too brief to grab a beer, from his White Falcon Gretsch to the Les Paul “Old Black,” he played one guitar after another, did a stint on a funky vintage pump organ and another on a piano sitting stage left.
We sat, listened, stood and clapped and sat again, having no idea of what song he was going to do next. We didn’t care. He gifted us with seven new songs that no doubt will become classics. I sat through “Help,” “Ohio,” and “Cinnamon Girl,” and all of the old songs, remembering those times.
Also, see Neil Young's "Twisted Road" 2010 Concert Tour Reviews.
Also, here are some new outtakes:
- Come Along And Say You Will (11/15/1972)
- Wonderin' (8/21/1973)
- Walk On (8/26/1973)
- Changing Highways (12/4/1974)
- Daughters (12/11/1974)
In other Neil Young release news, The Official Bootleg Series will now be released on October 29 beginning with "Carnegie Hall" disc. On November 5th, five more bootlegs will follow, including the long-awaited album with live recordings with "The Ducks" from the summer of 1977. The releases were previously planned for August and October.
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Thanks, please keep posting these! I don't check the Times-Contrarian updates. Even as a basic subscriber I have this new Timeline Show for now.
It includes a rare song: "You Never Call," a tribute to L.A. Johnson.
It also contains the rare song "Leia," about his granddaughter. This and "You Never Call" are seldom performed songs outside of this and the Neil Young Journeys movie?
I thought I read he wrote Leia for a friend’s kid. Either way, I am excited to listen to this one. I lived Le Noise and it’s great what he accomplished solo. He is a one man show. He “Owns” those songs, so to speak. 😁 Alan in Seattle
I watched that concert in Massey Hall Toronto where I have enjoyed so many great performances. You Never Call was a show stopper. What stood out for me that night was that Neil alone on stage actually shook the walls of that grand old building.
"Leia" was written about the daughter of his friend (and CEO of Salesforce.com) Mark Benioff
Great show. Even got a glimpse of Ben being wheeled to the entrance of the theatre. Thought odd he'd come in the way but maybe only way to get in via 4-wheel transport being an old theatre. This was the last Neil show I've seen. I worry and pray it isn't.
Looking forward to hearing this one, as we saw this tour in Austin Texas at the Bass Hall across from the football stadium. One of the most powerful performances we’ve seen period. When Neil finished playing ‘You Never Call’ you could have heard a pin drop, and one of only a few shows where the “cat calls” from the audience were less intrusive. Those people were there of course, but managed to behave themselves to a degree. The auditorium had amazing acoustics and when Neil pulled out his white Gretch for ‘Ohio’ the walls did indeed “rattle”. A truly powerful performance. Bert Janch opening was a royal treat as he passed away shortly after this tour.
I haven’t requested a show yet but I’m thinking about the Ragged Glory show in Seattle. The version o f‘Tonight’s the Night’ from that show was incredible.
Peace 🙏
Very cool! I was at this show and I think we had a meeting with some rusties at a local bar prior to the show. Was a good time!
These TTN outtakes are a treasure trove.
And the Joan Baez-featured Daughters? Holy shit! The archives are at full throttle.
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