@papershack1 backing track recorded prior to the show as to prevent any fuckups, i been reading neils biography and apparently they did that often back in the day
In the spring of 1967 , I stood about 5 feet from Neil Young as they played back up to the Seeds. "You're Pushin' Too Hard". At the Music Box in Lubbock, Texas.
@Rawblah Definitely tracked. Notice no other mics other than the one Neil is singing into yet there is a harmony vocal going on. Not to mention the song fades out, no real stop. Definitely a cool tune, but not live.
@Rawblah thats Bruce Palmer on bass a Canadian here illegally, a warrant for his deportation outstanding, he couldnt show his face on tv...same on the For What Its Worth clip
I've been a huge fan of the Springfield for yrs & even I'm having a hard time telling if this is live or not. Almost sounds like neil is singing over pre-recorded music but I can't tell, this bugs me. Great clip though thanks for uploading
Now convinced at least most of the audio on this wasn't live, but pre-recorded, one way or another. Neil does bump the mic at :31 without a change in his sound at all; there's the clapping of Stills and Young, beginning at about :47 which can't be heard; they remove their hands from their guitars, yet music stays the same; the backing vocals are crystal clear with no mic on Furay and Stills -- if there had been a mic for them, we would have heard the clapping. Looks & sounds great, though!
@Jinpagee someone who pays attention to the details but still appreciates whats's happening.loved their first album, now days clancy can't even sing.i was a teenager when these guys came on the scene. never could have envisioned seeing this ever.
When the baby boomers came of age they expressed their dissatisfaction and desire for a better world though their music. Up until that point such things hadn't been done en masse. It's easy to sit and point the finger at he wrongs of the previous generation. But it really takes balls to stand up and try and change things for the better. That is why I applaud the Occupy Movement of today...there is hope...at least they got the message and are carrying the torch that was lit 40-50 years ago.
@animascat Tell me you're over 55 years of age. Maybe not. Because if you were you'd know who The Silent Majority were (and continues to be), and you'd know what The War on Poverty was (and continues to be). This is the torch I'm talking about, with the same sense of purpose. The one percent dictating to the other 99 percent. More things change the more they remain the same. Unfair distribution of wealth & power, poor being shafted... What political and media support? The wealthy own the media.
@Colin2155 born 1950. lofty ideals are great. some people have it better than others. i'm not wealthy. don't have a lot of the really important things like relationships and family. lived long enough to know that, when it comes to the really important things , YOU GET WHAT YOU GIVE.to blame your woes on wealthier oR happier people like the misguided occupy wallstreet people has not accomplished anything.
@richmjr67 I see it the other way around: this footage is of 1967, Planet of the Apes was in the cinema in 1968 :D! Gr. Maurice. P.s. Love this song for years. Thanks for the upload!
@colin2155: Way to generalize and show how myopic you are. There are plenty of people in this generation who have worked hard for what they have, and I'm proud to say I'm one of them. Go back in your hole.
Anyone who lived through this era like I did knows that the music of our generation carried with it the power to change society like no other force of its kind. This era saw more social change,more activism,more liberation,and more expression of the human spirit that any other time in recent memory. I'd like to see the so-called music artists of today try and try and do this now. Not going to happen, because this generation has been brainwashed and thinks the world owes them everything.
@Colin2155 And now your era, children of the greatest generation by the way, has so irrevocably fucked up the planet with greed, selfishness, poison, etc. that the 2-3 generations that follow you will spend the next century cleaning up the mess. But, hey, at least you left us with some good tunes.
A live performance on the television show Hollywood Palace - Springfield's non-bass-playing road manager held a bass with his back to the camera while the band mimed to a prerecorded track.
@11xzxzxz I might be wrong, but that's the bass player Bruce Palmer whose notorious drug problems may have had him sitting somewhat off camera...Maybe
Oh have mercy...I was 17 when I first heard/saw this, back in '67, and the RUSH is just as good after all these heavy years...even without the Orange Sunshine...Far out...I can see colors.. LMWAO. a 60's 70's survivor.....Zap
Im not entirely convinced theyre playing live. However , they were such crack musicians I suppose they couldve played their guitars without really looking like they were.
Definitely a backing track at the least . . . the harmony vocal is nice and clear, but none of the other band members, not even the shadowy bass player have a mic or mic stand evident.
Note that Neil bumps the mic up at 0:30, but you hear neither noise nor a change in the vocal volume . . .
. . . leading me to believe the entire performance, including lead vocal, was a lip synch.
Neil borrowed (e.g. "borrowed tune" from Rolling Stones) and this is one of those borrow but it's so unique and wonderful. The borrower has bested the beast of burden guys.
@11xzxzxz haha what the heck are you talking about? your a beast of burden with that comment. someone borrowed your sentence sentence structuring and didnt return it.
@jesch1689 Someone borrowed your "sentence sentence " structure ? Nice critique buddy. You added a lot of wisdom to humanity today today today with your over-borrow reacharound runaround. Thanks for wasting my time.
I'm pretty sure the backing track was the version that was intended for the Again album, but somehow didn't make it and those sorta weak versions appeared on the mono and stereo versions. It's on the box set though...albeit in so-so quality because the master wasn't used for whatever reason. Neil probably "didn't feel like" going and getting it, most likely.
@socrates1818 You may be right, but I'd argue Neil's lead playing is pretty darn original...... unless there's a Jimmy Reed song where he plays like he's having an epileptic seizure...
the Springfield's problem is they were about 5 or 6 yrs ahead of their time, people weren't ready for this & the members were going in different directions but what a great band they were. I was the only 13 yr old girl at my school to have all their albums, & in 1987 that wasn't cool....but to me it was :)
wow, that's great footage. and I'm pretty sure the reason bassist bruce palmer is sitting in the dark with his back to the cameras was because he was in the U.S. illegally. I know he eventually got deported.
@epicmeade According to Jimmy McDonough, the band was without a bass player at this point - Palmer had already been deported. So the bass player is alleged to be the band's manager, pantomiming the bass line to a prerecorded track. Not sure I buy it - clearly Neil's vocals are live, and it doesn't look to me like the band is faking it. However, what's going on at :49? Neil and Stephen both stop playing guitars to clap their hands, and the sound changes not at all. Is that just Richie alone?
@kennesound Yeah, I see what you're talking about. it looks to me like they're miming to a prercorded version of the song (but not the released version) with neils vocal being the only thing done live. that was a fairly standard way of doing things back then (hell, even now), since it lessoned the possibility of mistakes and solved mixing problems. even the Beatles did that on the world broadcast of 'All You Need is Love'. only the vocals, bass and guitar solo were live.
@epicmeade Just to add to all that, live TV sound at the time wasn't very good and most bands preferred to lip-synch (for an example of bad 60s TV sound, see the Doors on Ed Sullivan). To complicate it, the musicians' union actually banned lip-synching (for supposedly putting musicians out of work). So vocals would be done live and an alternate mix would be used (note the differences in the guitar solo), or sometimes the band would pre-record a new version and fake to it, and it looked "live"!
@kennesound Yeah, I see what you're talking about. it looks to me like they're miming to a prercorded version of the song (but not the released version) with neils vocal being the only thing done live. that was a fairly standard way of doing things back then (hell, even now), since it lessoned the possibility of mistakes and solved mixing problems. even the Beatles did that on the world broadcast of 'All You Need is Love'. only the vocals, bass and guitar solo were live.
cool song!
fc112269 6 days ago
bruce palmer is the bass player and hell he plays. neil youngs car at the start was a a coffin car this is a tune and a half
deewilki 1 week ago
the bass player standing with his back to the camera for the middle 8 along with Stills in a suit & tie along with a cowboy hat. Pretty strange,
Obamabrownshirt612B 1 week ago
were these lip-synched?? Or played to a backing track? How did they do the backing vocal tracks?
papershack1 1 week ago
@papershack1 backing track recorded prior to the show as to prevent any fuckups, i been reading neils biography and apparently they did that often back in the day
scarecrow3666 1 week ago
Beyond groovy.
glasfurd31 1 week ago
I wonder if Mick and Keith thought Neil was taking liberties with that "Satisfaction" riff. Just sayin..
EnlightenedRogue 2 weeks ago
@EnlightenedRogue Nearly a copy of the Stones.probably why i like this track
mrstupid 2 weeks ago
@ 0:35 moonwalk
obladiletitbe998 2 weeks ago 2
@richmj67 actually Planet of the Apes stole Neil Young's haircut!
Kenebutch 3 weeks ago
perfect song, perfect album
prairielullaby94 3 weeks ago
the 8th beatle?!
thismandontfake 3 weeks ago
Nitro shaking good tune. Can't wait ka-boom.shake shake
divisorplot 3 weeks ago
"Is it strange I should change, I don't know
Why don't you ask her?"
Psychedelia comes to Middle America via a network TV variety show.
This song always makes me think of the movie "Shampoo", since it was used in its soundtrack. The movie was made in 1974 but was set in 1968.
hebneh 3 weeks ago
Cool as fuck!!
givingitashot1 1 month ago in playlist Favorite videos
They all look like they are having the time of their lives!
utwspfan 1 month ago
@utwspfan Because they are, maaaaan! Haha.
Saskatchewan00 1 month ago
"Classic"
Brunsontina589 1 month ago
elementary particles watt-sun top bottom strange charm up down
divisorplot 1 month ago
Foi a banda mais completa do mundo *-* e estranha tambem
GGutoLuiz 1 month ago
One of Winnipegs best... Great musicians.
Y2JMAN32 1 month ago
the drummer looks EXACTLY like the twin guys on antiques road show Exactly LOL
frechettepeter 1 month ago
Damn. SO sideburns were in in the 60's, but got funny shpe-ups in the 70's! Wild times.
ReturnoftheBrotha 1 month ago
riff reminds me of the Satisfaction one every time. Or is it the other way around
tattoofthesun 1 month ago
10 years on the road playin' one night stands, speedin' my young life away -
Waylon Jennings
coloradobob1 1 month ago
In the spring of 1967 , I stood about 5 feet from Neil Young as they played back up to the Seeds. "You're Pushin' Too Hard". At the Music Box in Lubbock, Texas.
coloradobob1 1 month ago
loving the guitar riffs..now that Rock and Roll baby
coyotesistah 1 month ago
Stephen Stills stole his hat from the cowboy dude in the neon sign at Glitter Gulch in Las Vegas.
Colin2155 1 month ago
What's the story with the backwards bassist in silhouette?
Rawblah 1 month ago
@Rawblah Their original bassist, Bruce Palmer, was famously shy.
art2liv4 1 month ago
@art2liv4 No kidding? Wild stuff, thanks! I heard Jeff Beck still has stage fright to this day.
Rawblah 1 month ago
@Rawblah Bruce Palmer had been arrested for marijuana at the time. It is actually the band's manager in silhouette.
Rightsideup 1 month ago
@Rightsideup Aw, hm. The mgr. is playing the bass part then? Or is it a tracked vid? Feels live...
Rawblah 1 month ago
@Rawblah Definitely tracked. Notice no other mics other than the one Neil is singing into yet there is a harmony vocal going on. Not to mention the song fades out, no real stop. Definitely a cool tune, but not live.
Rightsideup 1 month ago
@Rawblah thats Bruce Palmer on bass a Canadian here illegally, a warrant for his deportation outstanding, he couldnt show his face on tv...same on the For What Its Worth clip
watcher9987 4 weeks ago
@watcher9987 The clip shows their manager on bass, Palmer had been deported and would not return to the band until June 67.
flyingbeagle13 3 weeks ago in playlist Liked videos
almost as good as broken arrow!
g3m5ton3 1 month ago
I've been a huge fan of the Springfield for yrs & even I'm having a hard time telling if this is live or not. Almost sounds like neil is singing over pre-recorded music but I can't tell, this bugs me. Great clip though thanks for uploading
Anglynn74 2 months ago
In 1967 I was 4 feet from that Red Gibson , Sky Saxon and The Seeds were the lead act act.
They were pushing : "You're Pushing Too Hard". The Buffalo Springfield were pushing :
"For What It's Worth ".
Neil Young playing this red Gibson .
He was wearing a dark blue World War tunic with white pipe pining , deer skin gloves jammed into the epileps. A silver belly calvary hat turned down .
coloradobob1 2 months ago
@coloradobob1 Spring 1967 at Lubbock, Texas the venue was called the "Music Box".
coloradobob1 2 months ago
@coloradobob1 Orange Gretsch, I think, Bob
BLUZTOOLS 2 months ago
....If you want change....Ron Paul...2012.
vachief 2 months ago
I want all those guitars!
NadadouroDave 2 months ago
Now convinced at least most of the audio on this wasn't live, but pre-recorded, one way or another. Neil does bump the mic at :31 without a change in his sound at all; there's the clapping of Stills and Young, beginning at about :47 which can't be heard; they remove their hands from their guitars, yet music stays the same; the backing vocals are crystal clear with no mic on Furay and Stills -- if there had been a mic for them, we would have heard the clapping. Looks & sounds great, though!
Jinpagee 2 months ago
@Jinpagee someone who pays attention to the details but still appreciates whats's happening.loved their first album, now days clancy can't even sing.i was a teenager when these guys came on the scene. never could have envisioned seeing this ever.
animascat 2 months ago
look at stills go.
pacolotuza 2 months ago
Young Neil Young!!!! Great!!!
Lacuna676 2 months ago
When the baby boomers came of age they expressed their dissatisfaction and desire for a better world though their music. Up until that point such things hadn't been done en masse. It's easy to sit and point the finger at he wrongs of the previous generation. But it really takes balls to stand up and try and change things for the better. That is why I applaud the Occupy Movement of today...there is hope...at least they got the message and are carrying the torch that was lit 40-50 years ago.
Colin2155 2 months ago
@Colin2155 I DON'T SEE WHERE THEY HAVE BALLS supporeted by politicians and most of the media. you say they are carrying the torch. how so?
animascat 2 months ago
@animascat Tell me you're over 55 years of age. Maybe not. Because if you were you'd know who The Silent Majority were (and continues to be), and you'd know what The War on Poverty was (and continues to be). This is the torch I'm talking about, with the same sense of purpose. The one percent dictating to the other 99 percent. More things change the more they remain the same. Unfair distribution of wealth & power, poor being shafted... What political and media support? The wealthy own the media.
Colin2155 2 months ago
@Colin2155 born 1950. lofty ideals are great. some people have it better than others. i'm not wealthy. don't have a lot of the really important things like relationships and family. lived long enough to know that, when it comes to the really important things , YOU GET WHAT YOU GIVE.to blame your woes on wealthier oR happier people like the misguided occupy wallstreet people has not accomplished anything.
animascat 2 months ago
@animascat That is a brilliant post, my friend. Like my Irish parents, your misfortune has given you a gift that most lack-wisdom.
johnanthonyp 2 months ago
He has got a planet of the apes haircut
richmjr67 2 months ago 31
@richmjr67 I see it the other way around: this footage is of 1967, Planet of the Apes was in the cinema in 1968 :D! Gr. Maurice. P.s. Love this song for years. Thanks for the upload!
ArnolddeWijs 1 month ago
@richmjr67 which he is somehow pulling off.
NunchakuDeath 1 month ago
@richmjr67 That was "clean cut" for back then
JoeV1001 6 days ago
@richmjr67 Watch it, human!
saturngear 6 days ago
@colin2155: Way to generalize and show how myopic you are. There are plenty of people in this generation who have worked hard for what they have, and I'm proud to say I'm one of them. Go back in your hole.
sosafan509 2 months ago
Anyone who lived through this era like I did knows that the music of our generation carried with it the power to change society like no other force of its kind. This era saw more social change,more activism,more liberation,and more expression of the human spirit that any other time in recent memory. I'd like to see the so-called music artists of today try and try and do this now. Not going to happen, because this generation has been brainwashed and thinks the world owes them everything.
Colin2155 2 months ago
@Colin2155 And now your era, children of the greatest generation by the way, has so irrevocably fucked up the planet with greed, selfishness, poison, etc. that the 2-3 generations that follow you will spend the next century cleaning up the mess. But, hey, at least you left us with some good tunes.
americantractor 2 months ago
@Colin2155 You are correct. Some of us tried to stop it, but no one would listen.
MegaChevelle396 2 months ago
FUCKIN AWESOME
Mirada84 3 months ago
Bruce Palmer always was a weird dude
pretorious700 3 months ago
It's a somewhat standard chord change that's been used on a lot of songs. Just change the phrasing a little and you've got a new tune.
tubzdrums 3 months ago
Wow!! Look at Neil Young!! Voice never changes though. Check out Prarie Wind on youtube.
tdigiano 3 months ago
Great tune sounds a lot like I can't get no satisfaction but that must be an coincidence...
brasman8 3 months ago in playlist Buffalo Springfield
B U F F A L O S P R I N G F I E L D - For What It's Worth 1967 original Tag ??
Pititisk8 3 months ago
A live performance on the television show Hollywood Palace - Springfield's non-bass-playing road manager held a bass with his back to the camera while the band mimed to a prerecorded track.
peatones27 3 months ago
cool song
readynow12345 3 months ago
It's not live.
rixarcade 3 months ago
Gallus... ; )
strangefacekid 3 months ago
Good to see Neil Jamming with a band he looks somewhat happy in
Sdrawkab 3 months ago 10
i fucking love this song!!!!!!!!!!!!
sonicsteev 3 months ago
Damn Neil Young!!! I need a Time Machine!!!
CuppyCakeandMe 3 months ago
Some road manager is playing faux-guitar with Neil at 1:10 in this live performance.
11xzxzxz 3 months ago
@11xzxzxz I might be wrong, but that's the bass player Bruce Palmer whose notorious drug problems may have had him sitting somewhat off camera...Maybe
FreshFFFish 3 months ago
@FreshFFFish Maybe, but he looks to a little thick for a skinny guy and I heard otherwise.. doesn't matter.
11xzxzxz 3 months ago
@11xzxzxz Jim Messina ?
FreshFFFish 3 months ago
@FreshFFFish Jim was committing suicide at this time.
11xzxzxz 3 months ago
@11xzxzxz ,,,Ha Ha don't tell him that, much less Loggins.
FreshFFFish 3 months ago
@FreshFFFish He was in the country illegally. Hence not wanting a big part in the vid. :-)
SteveGad 3 months ago
@SteveGad Then why did he go on the stage at all?
kirbygene 2 months ago
pick a year, band, performer, genre.....No TV clip I can think of is any better than this.
charlyW34 3 months ago
Oh have mercy...I was 17 when I first heard/saw this, back in '67, and the RUSH is just as good after all these heavy years...even without the Orange Sunshine...Far out...I can see colors.. LMWAO. a 60's 70's survivor.....Zap
OptMaxImp 3 months ago
Oh, Mr Wizard, grant me this wish and take me back to the days of my youth.
chairjockey1 3 months ago
I can't listen to this with out getting drunk and High,,,Gotta go, Bye !
KREEPNASTY1 3 months ago
I have this & bluebird +2 on a 7inch 45 vinyl EP
shemanic1 4 months ago
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shemanic1 4 months ago
Neil Young is now portrayed by Hank "Startrain" Luckett and His Lucketts, of Alvin and Austin, Texas
steve7138 4 months ago
Actually this is an unreleased studio version of Mr Soul contained in the Buffalo Springfield box set.
mrbag60 4 months ago
Im not entirely convinced theyre playing live. However , they were such crack musicians I suppose they couldve played their guitars without really looking like they were.
polycarpx 4 months ago
thats a kick ass song. Great complimentary guitar and rocks hard
4440ch 4 months ago
Neil young young as fuck!
joaobrum94 4 months ago
moonwalk at 0:36 !
Robert1064 4 months ago
Definitely a backing track at the least . . . the harmony vocal is nice and clear, but none of the other band members, not even the shadowy bass player have a mic or mic stand evident.
Note that Neil bumps the mic up at 0:30, but you hear neither noise nor a change in the vocal volume . . .
. . . leading me to believe the entire performance, including lead vocal, was a lip synch.
pianozach1 4 months ago
@pianozach1 yeah good point. but the solo and gutairs are totally different than the album version.sounds really good tho
saoirseskip 4 months ago
Neil borrowed (e.g. "borrowed tune" from Rolling Stones) and this is one of those borrow but it's so unique and wonderful. The borrower has bested the beast of burden guys.
11xzxzxz 4 months ago
@11xzxzxz haha what the heck are you talking about? your a beast of burden with that comment. someone borrowed your sentence sentence structuring and didnt return it.
jesch1689 4 months ago
@jesch1689 Someone borrowed your "sentence sentence " structure ? Nice critique buddy. You added a lot of wisdom to humanity today today today with your over-borrow reacharound runaround. Thanks for wasting my time.
11xzxzxz 4 months ago
@11xzxzxz its ok i love you anyway.
jesch1689 4 months ago
@jesch1689 I love you more. I was harsh. Waste my time anytime. Good luck.
11xzxzxz 4 months ago
I am just glad I was a teen in the 70s and got to witness the decade firsthand. Great vid.
browsemusicvideos 4 months ago
Just saw this on a BBC documentary about Neil Young - awesome stuff! :o)
MsCosmicx 4 months ago
I'm pretty sure the backing track was the version that was intended for the Again album, but somehow didn't make it and those sorta weak versions appeared on the mono and stereo versions. It's on the box set though...albeit in so-so quality because the master wasn't used for whatever reason. Neil probably "didn't feel like" going and getting it, most likely.
jgworkstation 4 months ago
Neil Young was rockin' the side burns!
DaFeeldafunk 4 months ago
Anyone notice the riffs sound like a combo of Day Tripper and Satisfaction
capitolemiproducer 4 months ago 44
@capitolemiproducer But it's better than both?
Rotateitbaby 4 months ago
@capitolemiproducer yeah, it does
4everClassicrock 4 months ago
@capitolemiproducer and rebel rebel by bowie :D
MoPower2112 4 months ago
@MoPower2112 yeah but Rebel came afterwards
capitolemiproducer 4 months ago
@capitolemiproducer
Day Tripper? Not at all. Satisfaction? Kind of. Its a very common riff, you can find thousands of songs with this same type of riff.
Rush1013 4 months ago
@capitolemiproducer holy shit, you're right! :D
Blinki18284 4 months ago
@capitolemiproducer
And Jumping Jack Flash (came out a year later by Rolling Stines)
stevespacek1 4 months ago
@capitolemiproducer very astute, rip of of stoneswho ripped off Jimmy Reed
socrates1818 2 months ago
@socrates1818 You may be right, but I'd argue Neil's lead playing is pretty darn original...... unless there's a Jimmy Reed song where he plays like he's having an epileptic seizure...
professormacdeezy 2 months ago
@capitolemiproducer In that day, everything was between a Hard Day's Trip and Satisfaction. ;-)
msmomo2u 2 months ago
who cares it's TV at the time they look cool and the track is greatwhat a larf this is great!!
MegaSqrl 4 months ago
just watched this again, did they slow down the track & have them lip sync to it???? sounds just a tad slower than on the album????
Anglynn74 5 months ago
the Springfield's problem is they were about 5 or 6 yrs ahead of their time, people weren't ready for this & the members were going in different directions but what a great band they were. I was the only 13 yr old girl at my school to have all their albums, & in 1987 that wasn't cool....but to me it was :)
Anglynn74 5 months ago
Supposedly written for Mr. Soul Otis Redding!
Kenebutch 5 months ago
Some beautiful guitars up there, I do know hat much!!
Great post, thanks!!
SteveGad 5 months ago
Wow, look at the way Stills scoots around s easily. Looks great.
terrafirma91 5 months ago
He could have been using a delay pedal
pastorboy0 5 months ago
Feels so Good
cd2291 6 months ago
wow, that's great footage. and I'm pretty sure the reason bassist bruce palmer is sitting in the dark with his back to the cameras was because he was in the U.S. illegally. I know he eventually got deported.
epicmeade 6 months ago
@epicmeade According to Jimmy McDonough, the band was without a bass player at this point - Palmer had already been deported. So the bass player is alleged to be the band's manager, pantomiming the bass line to a prerecorded track. Not sure I buy it - clearly Neil's vocals are live, and it doesn't look to me like the band is faking it. However, what's going on at :49? Neil and Stephen both stop playing guitars to clap their hands, and the sound changes not at all. Is that just Richie alone?
kennesound 5 months ago
@kennesound Yeah, I see what you're talking about. it looks to me like they're miming to a prercorded version of the song (but not the released version) with neils vocal being the only thing done live. that was a fairly standard way of doing things back then (hell, even now), since it lessoned the possibility of mistakes and solved mixing problems. even the Beatles did that on the world broadcast of 'All You Need is Love'. only the vocals, bass and guitar solo were live.
epicmeade 5 months ago
@epicmeade Just to add to all that, live TV sound at the time wasn't very good and most bands preferred to lip-synch (for an example of bad 60s TV sound, see the Doors on Ed Sullivan). To complicate it, the musicians' union actually banned lip-synching (for supposedly putting musicians out of work). So vocals would be done live and an alternate mix would be used (note the differences in the guitar solo), or sometimes the band would pre-record a new version and fake to it, and it looked "live"!
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@kennesound Yeah, I see what you're talking about. it looks to me like they're miming to a prercorded version of the song (but not the released version) with neils vocal being the only thing done live. that was a fairly standard way of doing things back then (hell, even now), since it lessoned the possibility of mistakes and solved mixing problems. even the Beatles did that on the world broadcast of 'All You Need is Love'. only the vocals, bass and guitar solo were live.
epicmeade 5 months ago
Genius
hannanathan564 7 months ago 7
Very beautiful!!!! Thanks!!!
maisqpoesia9999lcg 7 months ago
thank you!
66cathyovo66 7 months ago
i love it!!!!
66cathyovo66 7 months ago