Neil Young, the legendary Canadian born singer and songwriter turns 67 today.
He can’t sing. He can’t play. He’s great.
– Tom Earls
Source: Yet, another great post from Rob Firchau @ the The Hammock Papers. Thank you Rob.
I can't sleep…
Neil Young, the legendary Canadian born singer and songwriter turns 67 today.
He can’t sing. He can’t play. He’s great.
– Tom Earls
Source: Yet, another great post from Rob Firchau @ the The Hammock Papers. Thank you Rob.
Happy birthday indeed! Love that song.
Me too!
Yikes! That makes me feel old 🙂
I thought the same thing! Love the song, though
One of our favourite Canadian legends. Still a great performing artist!
Timeless and ageless!
Fabulous song. I can’t believe he’s 67. Makes me feel old. 🙂
Yes, that’s what first came to mind to me too…
he is my musical hero seeing twice in UK Wembley on the buggles tour and Finsbury Park – never seen him with Crazy Horse though
I’ve never seen him Live Scott. And I’ve only recently (in last 5 years) come to appreciate his music.
Growing old gracefully is my new goal.
Admirable goal John…
Keep on rockin’ in the (free) world
🙂 Yes!
Ah Neil…Happy Birthday!! When I read a recent interview with him (he was promoting his autobiography) it becomes clear that it is through sheer grace and the universe that he lived to see this birthday..
I caught a snippet if he rambling interview. As they say, “by grace of God, he goes.” 🙂
Neil Young: Live at Massey Hall (1971) is money…
Don’t have it. I’ll check it out. Thanks for pointing me to it.
Can’t comment on the playing, but agree that he can’t sing – he’s always flat and is the first to admit it. He said it was his trademark 🙂 Still – an enduring and endearing Canadian icon. Harvest Moon gets me every time.
I felt the same way for years. Now I find something soothing about that flat voice…
Love this. I grew up with Crosby, Stills, Nash and Young. Still one of my favorites. (Am I dating myself?) Thanks for the memories.
Thanks Maralee. Oh yes, we are certainly dating ourselves.
They can say he can’t sing, can’t play but he makes you listen!
And listen. And listen. And listen.