Neil Young

No, Neil Young did not sing "American Gypsy." The song is actually performed by the band The Youngbloods, which is known for its contributions to the folk rock genre in the late 1960s and early 1970s. Neil Young has his own distinct catalog of music, separate from The Youngbloods.

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Neil Young plays a harmonica in the key of A on "Four Strong Winds." This choice complements the song's folk style and melodic structure, enhancing its emotional depth. Young's harmonica playing is a significant aspect of the song, adding to its overall impact.

You can find the PBS special featuring Emmylou Harris and Neil Young recording "Wrecking Ball" in New Orleans on the PBS website or their streaming service, PBS Passport. Additionally, check platforms like Amazon Prime Video or PBS DVD collections for any available purchases or rentals. Local libraries may also have the special available for borrowing.

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'Southern Man' was included in Neil Young's album 'After the Gold Rush'. The album was recorded from August 1969 thru June 1970.

Neil Young has won 7 Juno awards throughout his career. They include: Album of the Year, Male Vocalist of the Year, Best Male Artist, Producer of the Year, Adult Alternative Album of the Year (twice), and Artist of the Year.

Neil Young is a famous rock star entered into the Rock-N-Roll Hall of Fame in 1995. He specializes in vocals, guitar, banjo, keyboards, and the harmonica. Neil Young was born November 12, 1945 in Toronto, Canada.

None, he never even finished high school in Winnipeg, Manitoba.

"Southern Man" from the 1970 album "After the Gold Rush"

It's important to note that there was no problem between Neil Young and the band, in fact, they were just "taking a jab" at him...it was all tongue in cheek. Read up on how Sweet Home Alabama was written by the guys. It led most non-southerners to believe that's where the band was from....but nay nay, they were from my hometown of Jacksonville Fl. They wrote it after doing several trips to Alabama to record and simply loved the state, as most do, if you ever visited. Great song that for some reason, always reminds me of Florida lol....go figure.

Neil's Harvest record of 1972 has a song called "Alabama" a response to " Sweet home Alabama" ? before it was released. Maybe.

The Neil Young song at the closing of the movie 'Philadelphia' is called 'Philadelphia'.

No, he wasn't in New York during the peak jazz musician heroin crazy and he became a Buddhist soon after arriving, which kept him off the stuff.

I know he has a sister.

somewhere between 1 and 1 million ( I'm not sure)

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Surviving polio will make a persons resolve very decided and one thing he decided to do was sing. I'm extremely grateful that he chose to share this part of his soul with those of us ready to appreciate it.

The song was written about the 1970 shootings during a non-violent peace rally at Kent State University in Ohio, where 4 people were killed by the National Guard.

He felt that he was more accepted (with Yoko Ono) in NYC. he was more comfortable there, fans and the paparazzi weren't hounding him and Yoko like they were in England. he liked the feeling of walking down an ordinary street and not being attacked. john liked the feeling of being a ''new yorker'' and also because New York city was the center of culture and he wanted to be involved. but he basically liked how accepting and how kind the new yorkers were to him and Yoko compared to the press and the fans from England that were always bashing Yoko on her looks and asking john why he was with her. they treated him like a regular person in NYC, he wasn't treated like the world famous John Lennon of The Beatles, and that's all he really wanted. he never wanted to be famous all he wanted to do was make music.

no they where influenced heavily by the ramones, the sex pistols, the who, the clash covering alot of there songs

No his parents heritage is mostly rooted in the UK.

No. Most notably he has lived in the following places: Toronto, Ontario; Omemee, Ontario; Winnipeg, Manitoba; Topanga, California, and for the past 40 years, La Honda, California.

Walter Wallace Owens and lives on board the Ragland in Port Townsend......that's my guess