Neil Young
was in the middle of a major career transition when he played a
six-show stand at the Cellar Door in Washington D.C. in late November
and early December 1970.
Crosby, Stills, Nash and Young had quietly
split up in July, less than a year after playing their first live gigs.
The group made him a superstar, but he was ready to stand on his own two
feet and the success of
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that August proved that was not going to be a problem.
After 44 years in the vault, the
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recordings are finally coming out on December 10, 2013 on CD and 180-gram vinyl. The set mixes Buffalo Springfield classics like
"
Flying on the Ground Is Wrong" and "
I Am a Child" with new songs like
"
After the Goldrush" and "
Tell My Why." Young plays "
Cinnamon Girl" on
piano for one of the very few times in his long career. The shows also
featured the live debuts of "
Old Man" and "
See the Sky About to Rain."
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