Sugar Mountain : Live at Canterbury House, 1968

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Call Number: CD Rock Young Sugar
On Shelf At: Pittsfield Branch

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Compact disc and DVD.
Program notes inserted.
CD. Emcee intro. -- On the way home -- Songwriting rap -- Mr. Soul -- Recording rap -- Expecting to fly -- The last trip to Tulsa -- Bookstore rap -- The loner -- "I used to" rap -- Birds -- Winterlong (excerpt) and Out of my mind intro -- Out of my mind -- If I could have her tonight -- Classical gas rap -- Sugar mountain intro -- Sugar mountain -- I've been waiting for you -- Songs rap -- Nowadays Clancy can't even sing -- Tuning rap & The old laughing lady intro -- The old laughing lady -- Broken arrow.
DVD: On the way home -- Mr. Soul -- Expecting to fly -- The last trip to Tulsa -- The loner -- Birds -- Winterlong (excerpt) -- Out of my mind -- If I could have her tonight -- Sugar mountain -- I've been waiting for you -- Nowadays Clancy can't even sing -- The old laughing lady -- Broken arrow -- Neil Young archives vol. 1 trailer.
Neil Young, vocals, guitar.

COMMUNITY REVIEWS

Endearing Performance submitted by Catvana on June 15, 2014, 5:56pm This is such incredible CD! I don't usually like live performances but this was so heartwarming. Neil Young was so endearing in his conversation to the audience. His dialog was interesting and then he would launch into a song with his iconic voice. This CD was such a pleasure.

live in Ann Arbor! submitted by tisaallen on June 14, 2022, 1:24pm Live at Ann Arbor's Canterbury House in 1968, this has a relaxed Young telling stories in between solo acoustic versions of his Buffalo Springfield songs and material from his then unreleased debut album. The classic version of "Sugar Mountain," originally a b-side, is from these shows.