The beautiful tune, I Used To Be A King, off of Graham Nash's '71 solo debut Songs For Beginners LP.

 

 

Also off of the same LP, Military Madness.

 

 

Oh! Camil (The Winter Soldier) off of Nash's '73 Wild Tales LP.

 

 

Hey You (Looking At The Moon) off of the same LP.

 

 

Awesome jazzy version of Donovan's Season Of The Witch off of the Stephen Stills / Mike Bloomberg / Al Kooper '68 Super Session LP.

 

 

Stephen Stills and Church (Part Of Someone) off of his solo  '70 self-titled debut.

 

 

Change Partners off of his '71 Stephen Still II LP.

 

 

Turn Back The Pages off of his '75 Stills LP.

 

 

Four Days Gone off of his '75 Stephen Stills Live LP.

 

 

No Me Nieges of his '76 Illegal Stills LP.

 

 

Thoroughfare Gap off of the '79 album of same name.

 

 

Tamalpais High (At About 3) off of David Crosby's solo '71 If I Could Only Remember My Name Debut LP.

 

 

 

Cowboy Movie off of the same LP.

 

 

And the beautiful steel guitar tune, Laughing, off of the same great LP.

 

 

If I Could Have Her Tonight off of Neil Young's '69 solo self-titled debut.

 

 

 

Cowgirl In The Sand off of his '69 Everybody Knows This Is Nowhere LP.

 

 

When You Dance I Can Really Love off of his '70 After The Gold Rush LP.

 

 

Alabama Off of the '72 Harvest release.

 

 

Revolution Blues off of the '74 On The Beach LP.

 

 

Albuquerque off of the '75 live Tonight's The Night LP.

 

 

Hard to find anything on YT from the '75 Zuma LP.  Wanted to play Barstool Blues but could only find very poor quality recent live versions.  The acoustic version of Cortez The Killer off of that LP is about the only song I could find.  Interesting bit of trivia; due to this song the album was banned by Spain's Francisco Franco though released upon his death with the title changed to simply "Cortez."

 

 

Fontainebleau off of the '77 Long May You Run Stills/Young LP.

 

 

Like A Hurricane off of the '77 American Stars 'n Bars LP.

 

 

Goin' Back off of the '78 Comes A Time LP.

 

 

Tunes off of Neil's late 70's LP aren't easy to find.  Givin' up on the '79 Rust Never Sleeps LP.  So here's a '96 live version of Pocahontas which is found on his '96 Year Of The Horse LP.

 

 

always liked Cinnamon girl but original not available on youtube...from the same album we also have Round and round and tutsi was found with the song resonating while wandering somewhere in the Sierra in CA in winter...he was found and then led back to his sleeping bag by a helpful young woman...

 

round and round, very conducive to aimless wandering...'were you looking for something, tutsi?' 'dunno, not sure...there doesn't seem to be any focus...' and I am quite sure that I wasn't the only western 20 y.o. back then that was similarly confused...stimulation overload and etc...

 

 

 

13 hours ago, Tippaporn said:

Albuquerque off of the '75 live Tonight's The Night LP.

 

 

Love this acoustic version. Is it worth going there?

 

13 hours ago, Tippaporn said:

Alabama Off of the '72 Harvest release.

 

 

Neil should rewrite the lyrics to protest the absurd new abortion laws there.

The Owl getting into a nice groove on the harmonica