Neil Young is live-streaming tonight’s solo acoustic show in Minneapolis tonight on the Neil Young Archives website. This show alone is worth the $19.99 yearly subscription. On Sunday I am off to Winnipeg to see Neil Young and Crazy Horse for two nights with Nils Lofgren stepping in for Frank Sampedro again. Neil may perform an acoustic set also as the show’s were initially advertised as “solo”.

I believe NYA will also livestream the Crazy Horse concert at the Burton Cummings Theatre on Sunday night. Look for me on the aisle in the fourth row (I’ll be the tall, good looking guy with the frozen Irish mug).

Ambulance Blues

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GQ

Warren Haynes and Gov’t Mule played the not quite sold out Beacon Theatre on a very rainy New Year’s Eve in New York City. Mr. Haynes was just recently in town for the Steve Earle benefit concert and he seems to make the rounds in the New York area frequently; the man is always working and we thank him for that. Gov’t Mule was in top form with three sets of music, balloons and lots of cover tunes including “Casey Jones” at midnight and my favorite Bob Seger song “Beautiful Loser”. Warren Haynes can play anything, everything and with anyone and his guitar virtuosity was on full display as we barreled through to another year of rock and roll in 2019. This show was a great way to end 2018 and propel us forward. Coincidently, the Chinese just landed a space craft on the Dark Side of the Mule; go figure.

The End of the Line

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GQ

Rest in Peace

Pegi Young was an incredible musical talent in her own right and the guiding force of The Bridge School in California.

The “Harvest Moon” video is currently being shown on the Neil Young Archives.

GQ