[net.music] Has anyone seen recent concerts of E. John or N. Young?

brooks@ihuxl.UUCP (The Foxy Carole Brooks) (08/28/84)

I am interested in knowing what material these artists are covering in
there most recent tours.  I have seen both before and am considering
seeing them again.  However, I don't want to see anymore of "Neil and
the Shocking Pinks" and I am wondering why his concert is billed as
"Neil Young - The International Harvester Tour" or something like
that.  Also, I read an article last year about Elton and he said that
he would not be doing his "standards" anymore (Funeral for a Friend,
Goodbye Yellow Brick Road) because he simply has too much material and
would like to try something new.  Has anyone seen these concerts? or
even heard about them?

					Thanks in advance,
					
					   Carole Brooks
					   ihuxl!brooks
					

rodrique@hplabs.UUCP (Mike Rodriquez) (08/31/84)

about months ago. (late may early june...i forget) anyway
it was good ole Neil at his best...little country....little
rock .....no trans the band members played alternately on 
electric and acoustic guitars as i recall and there was
a piano, bass, and occasionally fiddle and banjo on some 
songs....sorry this is disjointed....i am in a hurry and
I do forget some of the detais of the show

bottom line good show highly recommended for neil fans

[this is all a dream we dreamed one afternoon....long ago]

jeff@dciem.UUCP (Jeff Richardson) (09/04/84)

I didn't see the concert, but Neil Young was in town this weekend, and a
very descriptive review confirmed that he has in fact gone country.
He and his new country band performed mainly songs from a new album that
has apparently been recorded but has not yet been released because of
legal problems.  They also added a country slant to all of the old songs
they did, and the reviewer thought that this worked very well.  In fact,
he enjoyed the concert immensely and said that of all the different styles
of music that Young has dabbled in over the last few years, country is the
one that he does best.
-- 
Jeff Richardson, DCIEM, Toronto  (416) 635-2073
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