Neil Young - Carnegie Hall 19701st October sees the release of the Neil Young Carnegie Hall 1970. Young has selected this concert he played at New Yorks Carnegie Hall on December 4th, 1970 as the inaugural release from his Official Bootleg series. The show rounded off a seminal year for Young who had released the After The Gold Rush record just 3 months earlier in September which followed on from the Dj Vu album he recorded as part of Crosby, Still, Nash & Young in March of the

creating the framework of the songs that the musicians engage with

inner strength

an instructional dance number

(What’s The Story) Morning Glory established Oasis as a national and international phenomenon

which was originally performed at Crazy Horse shows in the UK this summer and more recently

the chunks of the world that came before are like asteroids formed in his image

and had begun to incorporate elements of disco into their minimalist rock-hewn sound

this session marks coltrane's final stepping off point into free jazz

which is as vital as it is vulnerable

and undeniably-catchy package

the other guest has been a singer

" It's different for sure