Drummer God

The two brooklyn boys sing Sedaka's 1961 hit "Happy Birthday Sweet Sixteen" as a duet.

My cover of Words from the Harvest album. I use the harmonica to play the lead parts.

My cover of this song from the 1976 Decade compilation album.

First time I heard this was live in concert and I was blow away by it. The only version that comes close to what I saw is the live version on the Silver

Song from the first solo album

A beautiful song from the 1977 album American Stars and Bars. Imagine yourself as a salmon swimming upstream to spawn, what a beautiful metaphor! Young recorded this into a tape recorder in his living   more...room in front of a crackling fire so I tried and failed to replicate that look. The lighting was way too low and the fire on my computer screen is behind me. The recording came out good though so I went ahead with the video and lightened it as much as I could.  less

Australian Standup Comedian Neil Sinclair

from hawks and doves

old live video of Neil Youg

me and the Westfalls

a somewhat obscure Neil Young song from the double cd "Decade"

from Everybody Knows This Is Nowhere

From the brilliant album of the same name

My cover of a great song from the 1975 Zuma album

It's the summer of 1976 and I'm a 16 year old working as a construction laborer and it's one hell of a hot day. Suddenly I hear the first notes of this song and drop everything and head for the radio   more...and crank it up. Instantly recognizable as a Neil Young song, I was thrilled. Then I found out it was the Stills Young Band!! I kept checking and bought that album when my record store got the first ones in! Great song and great album!

I had to overdub harmony on "caroline - oh" because solo it didn't come off well.
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My cover of Neil Young's biggest hit.

Song from the 1974 album On The Beach

Neil Young

This song was written by Young while on tour in his hotel room after he saw a news broadcast of Richard Nixon leaving the hospital and looking very distraught because of his wife Pat Nixon's stroke. Young   more...went and performed the song live that very night after writing it. A moment of compassion for President Nixon.  less

My cover of this disturbing song from the On The Beach album. "Revolution Blues" is a dark and disturbing song about a cult and the terror they may inflict on the wealthy residents of the Laurel   more...Canyon that is clearly inspired by the Manson family. In fact when Neil Young played it live once in 1983 he dedicated the song to Manson.  less

Drummer

Neil Peart

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