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Neil Young launches his Bootleg Series with ‘Carnegie Hall 1970’

Superb solo show kicks off new series

Neil Young kicks off his long-promised Official Bootleg Series with Carnegie Hall 1970. This is a recording of the early show on 4 December 1970, which unlike the later show, has evaded bootleggers over the years.

The show was recorded on analogue multi-track and therefore could be professionally mixed for this release (by Neil Young and Niko Bolas).

It features a fabulous, and generous, setlist with stripped-down versions of songs like ‘Down By the River’, ‘Helpless’, ‘Sugar Mountain’ plus the title track from the at the time only-just-issued After the Goldrush. ‘Bad Fog of Loneliness’, ‘Old Man” and “See the Sky About to Rain” hadn’t been released at all, at the time of this concert.

Carnegie Hall 1970 is released as a 2CD set, or double vinyl, and we can look forward to five further volumes in the Official Bootleg Series which are planned for 2022.

Carnegie Hall 1970 will be released on 1 October 2021.

Tracklisting

Carnegie Hall 1970 Neil Young / 2CD / 2LP edition

    • CD 1 / LP 1
      1. Down By The River
      2. Cinnamon Girl
      3. I Am A Child
      4. Expecting To Fly
      5. The Loner
      6. Wonderin’
      7. Helpless
      8. Southern Man
      9. Nowadays Clancy Can’t Even Sing
      10. Sugar Mountain
    • CD 2 / LP 2
      1. On The Way Home
      2. Tell Me Why
      3. Only Love Can Break Your Heart
      4. Old Man
      5. After The Gold Rush
      6. Flying On The Ground Is Wrong
      7. Cowgirl In The Sand
      8. Don’t Let It Bring You Down
      9. Birds
      10. Bad Fog Of Loneliness
      11. Ohio
      12. See The Sky About To Rain
      13. Dance Dance Dance

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