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Nice voice, but your phrasing could use some work.

Walker Bros. version was a cover of the original by Tom Rush.

Best post on here: "this list looks like what every 10 year old who just discovered classic rock listens to. Sweet Child Of Mine is incredibly overrated."

If you've made a list like this and it does not include Jimi's Voodoo Child on it at least somewhere, scrap your list and start over in a few...

How did you manage to slip the soulful and passionate Jimi Hendrix in among a bunch of technicians. Steve Vai's posturing and phony facial expressions should not be misinterpreted as passion. Angus Young is a poor man's Alvin Lee. Stevie Ray Vaughn was great, but is probably in the honorable ment...

Great to hear this again, though I hope it doesn't cause flashbacks too severe. I'll never forget when Robbie Robertson interrupted a seemingly endless drum duet by Butch & Jaimo because he had to catch the last helicopter out but wouldn't leave without playing "Morning Dew" with the Dead and All...

I was probably the first journalist to write a feature article in a daily newspaper about Skafish, aruond 1980 for The Times, then still in Hammond, Ind.

I don't know enough about Robben Ford to comment, but for my taste Larry Carlton has always been a great player technically who lacked the passion in his playing to be considered among the best.

"Wooden Ships" is not a classic, modern-day sailing song. It is a post-apocolyptic song. "The Lee Shore" and "Southern Cross" could be considered a classic, modern-day sailing songs.

God bless Vespucciland!

His hands on the bat are wrong, too closed.

@sea0lestial Not piracy, it's lunacy.

Music and lyrics are by Leonard Cohen, an inductee in the Songwriters Hall of Fame.

Wainwright can take credit only for his arrangement.

Who is this? Got some of the words wrong. Cast iron and frail.

Lrics would be George Gershwin, with Ira the composer.

This video is mislabeled. This is not Neil Young's "Old Man." This is Neil Young's "Don't Let It Bring You Down."

This is the worst version of Nature Boy I've heard yet.

Good, but not as good as King Cole.

Outstanding rendition, ladies. I truly enjoyed watching and listening to it. What a great song and beautiful harmonies.

The cover art for Neil's debut solo album looks like fellow Canadian Joni Mitchell's work.

I really cannot stand her voice on this song, though I have liked it a little on some others. Her style does not seem to fit the "ingenue" tone this song calls for.

The audience is all thinking, "Doesn't this sound an awful lot like Bombay Calling by It's A Beautiful Day?"

When I was a young man in Chicago, the radio station I mostly listened to occasionally played a version of this by a band called the Phools, who also did a version of Psycho Killer called Psycho Chicken.

Heartsfield played a concert at Northern Illinois when I was a student there in 1975 or '76, but I could not afford to buy a ticket, so I was going to dig it from the lobby of the auditorium. As the concert was starting, some guy with an extra ticket comes up to me and tries to sell it. I showed ...

instrumentals are not songs?

This version so bad want to puke.