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Neil Young – Tower Theater, Philadelphia, PA 12/9/07

Glide December 13, 2007 No Comments

Pictures by Kenny Pusey of Neil Young at the Tower Theater in Philadelphia, PA on 12/9/07.

Neil Young: Chrome Dreams II

Jason Gonulsen October 9, 2007 No Comments

Home is a sweet place on Chrome Dreams II, and no matter what you love about Neil Young, my guess is that you’re going to like what you find when you get there.

Pegi Young -Unknown Legend (INTERVIEW)

Jason Gonulsen September 10, 2007 No Comments

In one of Neil Young’s many great songs on Harvest Moon, we are given a description of a free soul, a woman with long blonde hair flyin’ in the wind. This woman also dresses two kids, used to work in a diner, and grew up in a small town. The woman in the song is loyal. The woman is Pegi Young.

Neil Young and Crazy Horse: Live at the Fillmore East

Shane Handler January 8, 2007 No Comments

Back when Neil was better known as the “Young” in Crosby, Stills Nash & Young, Neil delivered his pre-grunge outfit, Crazy Horse in all their earnest glory at New York City’s Fillmore East on March 6 & 7, 1970. Released as Live at the Fillmore East, this marks first release of the Young archives series.

Neil Young : Living With War

Jason Gonulsen May 5, 2006 No Comments

Neil Young, with help from Chad Cromwell on drums, Rick Rosas on bass, and a 100-member choir, doesn

Neil Young – Heart of Gold: Directed by Jonathan Demme

Shane Handler February 21, 2006 No Comments

For his latest escapade to the big screen, Young hooked up with director
Jonathan Demme to capture his recent “Nashville phase” during two nights in August of 2005 at the hallowed Ryman Auditorium.

The Glide 20: Our Top Albums of 2005

Glide Staff December 9, 2005 No Comments

Just as we do every year, Glide has chosen the twenty albums that appeal to us as the strongest artistic statements of the year, representing both our diverse content and readership. Our 20 For 2005, plus a dozen disappointments.

Neil Young: Prairie Wind

Tim Newby October 12, 2005 No Comments

hankfully once ever decade or so Neil Young gets back together with his most underrated band, The Stray Gators (in this case the surviving members of the band), and releases an album that is an immediate masterpiece. Young ditches his electric guitar and gets back to a rootsy, acoustic sound with songs that seemed ripped from some small Midwestern town that has tumbleweeds blowing down the street, and an old man on every porch with a story to tell. Completing the trilogy that started with 1972