Neil Young in Pensacola and Panama City
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Neil Young = Smiling JOe :shock:
What a show. It was Neil, an old-timey piano, a real pump organ, a grand piano (warmed up by Toussaint- what a wonderful surprise), a killer collection of guitars, and an amp that made sounds that made me look for the other 5 guys hiding behind the curtains and playing along- hard to believe all that sound came from just Neil. He moved between the instruments, and mixed in some newer stuff. The voice is still strong and raw. Heavy on "After the Gold Rush".
We were 10th row and had a great view- have never been to the Civic Center and hope to see more shows there as it is a great venue- not too big and not too small!
Now I have to figure out how to see the Mobile or Pensacola shows! If you have tickets to those shows, you are super lucky, and if you don't I would make a a big effort to find some and go. We don't have legends like Neil Young come through here very often.
what an amazing show
Neil Young rocked the house and sounded as good as he did 20 years ago.
Neil Young rocked the house and sounded as good as he did 20 years ago.
For those who wandered around to the north side of the building, Neil's LincVolt was parked out there. It's a 1959 Lincoln convertible that he's had converted to bio-fueled turbine-electric power. Some of the folks there said they saw him cruising around PC in it earlier in the day.
http://www.lincvolt.com
http://www.lincvolt.com
I did finally see CSNY in Indy a few years ago - new Market Square Arena. Have seen every other combination since 1977 - my first and only time in Rupp Arena in Lexington. I had always wanted to see the Band and did see two of the guys here in Louisville with Paul Butterfield before CSN played.
Recently heard the Bellamy Bros. as I channeled surfed on the way to work. We've stayed in their place several times when visiting 30A. I'll have to get the CD out for the car. Ellen
Recently heard the Bellamy Bros. as I channeled surfed on the way to work. We've stayed in their place several times when visiting 30A. I'll have to get the CD out for the car. Ellen
thanks for the report ya'll! sounds like a wonderful show! wishing I had been there! I did check on tix a few weeks ago, after joho told me she got her tix. the few left were quite expensive.
at least I get to hear about it from some of you lucky dogs.
at least I get to hear about it from some of you lucky dogs.
What a show. It was Neil, an old-timey piano, a real pump organ, a grand piano (warmed up by Toussaint- what a wonderful surprise), a killer collection of guitars, and an amp that made sounds that made me look for the other 5 guys hiding behind the curtains and playing along- hard to believe all that sound came from just Neil. He moved between the instruments, and mixed in some newer stuff. The voice is still strong and raw. Heavy on "After the Gold Rush".
We were 10th row and had a great view- have never been to the Civic Center and hope to see more shows there as it is a great venue- not too big and not too small!
Now I have to figure out how to see the Mobile or Pensacola shows! If you have tickets to those shows, you are super lucky, and if you don't I would make a a big effort to find some and go. We don't have legends like Neil Young come through here very often.
Good report, Jenny. Yes, it was a superb, special show. After nearly losing Neil a few years back, it's extra nice to see him up close & doing so, so well.
It was a great mix of old & new. His new acoustic/electric set-up for the tracks from the just-being-released album sounded superb ... an amazing bottom end from one plugged-in acoustic guitar & a couple small Fender amps (then through the PA of course).
And later, solo electric versions of "Cortez The Killer" & "Cinnamon Girl" were so full-sounding (and ROCKING) as to make one just silly with delight ... about 9,000,000 garage-band guitarists dream of coming up with just one chord progression half as good as the ones in those two tunes.
Do yourself a favor, people -- if you don't have 'em already, look for some tickets to the upcoming Biloxi, Mobile or Pensacola shows.