Neil Young - Citizen Kane Jr. Blues (Live At The Bottom Line) (OBS 5) - Import CD

Credits:

Neil Young

Neil Young is a legendary and isolated figure in the rock scene. He has been developing a number of archival series that unravels official albums, rare live recordings, and unreleased sound sources, and has now delivered the second three albums of the "Official Bootleg Series" that started last autumn. This is OBS 5 "CITIZEN KANE JR. BLUES 1974 (LIVE AT THE BOTTOM LINE)", which features a surprise solo acoustic show at The Bottom Line in New York City on May 16, 1974! Neil Young is a legend of the rock scene. Not only releasing new albums that summarize the words he still wants to convey to the world today, but also continuing to release archive series that unravel his catalog of works, precious live recordings, and unreleased sound sources that shine brilliantly in the history of rock music, he never stops transmitting his songs and words to the world, and is truly worthy of the name "a living legend". He is truly worthy of the name "living legend. Following the "Official Release Series" (ORS), which compiles Neil Young's official albums, the "Official Performance Series" (OPS), which compiles rare live recordings, and the "Special Release Series" (SRS), which compiles rare, previously unreleased archival recordings, the "Official Bootleg Series" will be released. Following the "Special Release Series" (SRS), which compiles rare live recordings, the "Official Bootleg Series" (OBS) was launched last year to release highly acclaimed live recordings as official bootleg recordings. Following the release of "CARNEGIE HALL 1970 (OBS 1)" in October 2021 as the first installment of this new series, the second installment will be released in three albums at once! This time, "DOROTHY CHANDLER PAVILION", which was recorded at the Dorothy Chandler Pavilion in Los Angeles on February 1, 1971, the last day of his 1971 solo tour in the US, will be released. 1971 (OBS 3)" featuring a solo acoustic gig at the Dorothy Chandler Pavilion on the UCLA campus on January 30, 1971, "ROYCE HALL 1971 (OBS 4)" featuring a solo acoustic gig at The Bottom Line in New York City on May 16, 1974. BLUES (LIVE AT THE BOTTOM LINE) (OBS 5), which was recorded live at The Bottom Line in New York City on May 16, 1974. CITIZEN KANE JR. BLUES 1974 (LIVE AT THE BOTTOM LINE)" (OBS 5) is a recording of a surprise solo acoustic performance that followed Ry Cooder's show at The Bottom Line in New York City on May 16, 1974. The album features a surprise solo acoustic performance following Ry Cooder's show at The Bottom Line in New York City on May 16, 1974.The album title comes from the title Neil used when introducing the opening track of the show, a song that would later be officially named "Push It Over The End". It is also worth mentioning that a song that would later appear on the "ON THE BEACH" album was performed here. Since there were no analog master tapes available, the original bootleg recording was restored and remastered to provide the best possible sound quality for the fans.

Tracklisting:

1.Pushed It Over the End2.Long May You Run3.Greensleeves4.Ambulance Blues5.Helpless6.Revolution Blues7.On the Beach8.Roll Another Number (For the Road)9.Motion Pictures10.Pardon My Heart11.Dance Dance Dance
1.Pushed It Over the End
2.Long May You Run
3.Greensleeves
4.Ambulance Blues
5.Helpless
6.Revolution Blues
7.On the Beach
8.Roll Another Number (For the Road)
9.Motion Pictures
10.Pardon My Heart
11.Dance Dance Dance