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Showing posts with label Neil Young. Show all posts
Wednesday, December 3, 2014
#Ad #GiftsThatGive Wish You Could Own a Guitar Signed by Neil Young? You Can!
Neil Young Signed Guitar on Your Wish List?
One very fortunate Neil Young fan may discover a guitar signed by Neil Young, and other Farm Aid supporters under the tree Christmas morning, but only if the gift giver hurries!
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If Only, a unique fundraising site featuring celebrity gifts supporting charities recently auctioned off a Gibson Les Paul Signature T Translucent Ebony guitar signed by: Neil Young,Willie Nelson, Dave Matthews, John Mellencamp, Jack White, and Gary Clark Jr. in support of Farm Aid for an undisclosed sum.
Friday, June 8, 2012
'Neil Young Journeys' Film Premiere Tickets -Only in Omemee!
Neil Young Fans Want Premiere Tickets? HURRY!
UPDATE:Initial 100 tickets sold out .Ten additional tickets will be made available 12:00pm Wednesday June 20,2012'Neil Young Journeys' special 'Premiere' Screening advance tickets went on sale this morning at Ace Hardware Omemee. Tickets sales are brisk,and as of 2 pm only about 50 tickets were still available. Check out the official Movie Trailer below, and you will see why ticket sales are so brisk:
Only 100 tickets will be sold for this special 'Premiere' screening of the film by Jonathan Demme. Youngtown Museum, headline sponsor of the event is generously giving each ticket holder $2 off admission to Yountown Museum the day of the show-June 23rd or the following day-Sunday June 24th. In addition,ticket holders will be entered to win a 'Journeys' Film Poster.
PICK UP YOUR ADVANCE TICKETS IN PERSON NOW!
Omemee Ace Hardware - 705-799-2233
For more information See:
Youngtown Museum Neil Young Journeys Premiere
Tuesday, March 13, 2012
On This Date: Neil Young Live at Massey Hall 07!
Young Released Five Years Ago Today!
"Live At Massey Hall," an album documenting Neil Young's '71 solo concert in Toronto, was issued today in '07.
According to Young, "This is the album that should have come out between After the Gold Rush and Harvest...David Briggs, my producer, was adamant that this should be the record, but I was very excited about the takes we got on Harvest, and wanted Harvest out. David disagreed. As I listen to this today, I can see why."
See the trailer for the release of Neil Young Live at Massey Hall.
Saturday, January 28, 2012
Rare Neil Young Video Posted!
RARE YOUNG NEIL VIDEO: Neil Young 1962 PSA!
Neil Young News posted rare footage of Neil Young performing a Public Service announcement in 1962 for the Puget Sound National Academy for Child Development.
The PSA features Neil performing a segment of 'I am a Child', against a rainbow backdrop with a number of children with special needs. Here is a transcript of this rare footage for our readers without sound cards:
Opening shot: baby in bassinet, then slow pan across children with special needs seated with their siblings.
"I am a child,
I last a while,
You can't conceive,
Of the pleasure in my smile.
You hold my hand,
Rough up my hair,
It's lots of fun,
To have you there."
Neil continues playing as he speaks:
"You know every child is a gift from God, and whether you have a well child, or a hurt child; The National Academy for Child Development can help your children realize their full potential. If we can help you, or of you can help us with a donation; please write or call The National Academy for Child Development."
The video concludes with Neil singing:
"I gave to you,
Now you give to me,
I'd like to know,
What you've learned."
To see this rare footage, posted by Neil Young News, visit : Neil Young News:Rare Footage
Neil Young News posted rare footage of Neil Young performing a Public Service announcement in 1962 for the Puget Sound National Academy for Child Development.
The PSA features Neil performing a segment of 'I am a Child', against a rainbow backdrop with a number of children with special needs. Here is a transcript of this rare footage for our readers without sound cards:
Opening shot: baby in bassinet, then slow pan across children with special needs seated with their siblings.
"I am a child,
I last a while,
You can't conceive,
Of the pleasure in my smile.
You hold my hand,
Rough up my hair,
It's lots of fun,
To have you there."
Neil continues playing as he speaks:
"You know every child is a gift from God, and whether you have a well child, or a hurt child; The National Academy for Child Development can help your children realize their full potential. If we can help you, or of you can help us with a donation; please write or call The National Academy for Child Development."
The video concludes with Neil singing:
"I gave to you,
Now you give to me,
I'd like to know,
What you've learned."
To see this rare footage, posted by Neil Young News, visit : Neil Young News:Rare Footage
Saturday, January 21, 2012
Neil Young News - Remembering Larry "L.A." Johnson:
Vital Shakey Pictures Filmmaker Remembered:
Larry "L.A." Johnson: 1947 - 2010Neil Young News posted an article in recognition of Larry Johnson who played an important role in the development of Shakey Pictures. Here is an excerpt from their memorium.
Today marks the 2 year anniversary since Neil Young's long time film maker and producer Larry "L.A." Johnson passed away. He was 62.
To say that it was a terrible blow to Shakey Pictures and the Neil Young community is a vast understatement. "L.A."'s contributions to the Neil canon are immeasurable and he is still missed tremendously.
Neil Young said in a statement:
"He never lost the eye and ear of an original artist, one unafraid to listen to himself first. Even more, he also kept his playful spirit and sense of humor, the things that sparked his heart for a lifetime spent doing what he loved best: listening to music and making movies."
Johnson was one of the original East Coast guerrilla documentary filmmakers in the 1960's. He worked on the legendary "Woodstock" film of the 1969 festival and was nominated for an Academy Award in the sound category.
It was at Woodstock where L.A. and Neil Young first met. Johnson went on to film CSNY at the Fillmore East in 1970 and produce Neil Young’s first film Journey Through the Past.
Read the full article at
Neil Young News:Larry LA Johnson Hard to Forget to find out more about the important role played by Larry 'L.A.' Johnson.
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