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From android to assassin: Daryl Hannah’s 10 best films – ranked!

4-4-25
Pure malice … Daryl Hannah as Elle Driver, with Uma Thurman as The Bride, in Kill Bill: Vol 1. Photograph: Miramax/Sportsphoto/Allstar

By Anne Billson

10. The Pope of Greenwich Village (1984)
Looking as though she has strayed from another genre, Hannah plays Mickey Rourke’s girlfriend, a leggy aerobics instructor who keeps getting undressed. At least she’s more fun than Rourke and an insanely posturing Eric Roberts as deadbeat cousins ripping off the mob: roles originally written for Robert De Niro and Al Pacino.

Mickey Rourke, Daryl Hannah and Eric Roberts. Photograph: Mgm/Ua/Kobal/Shutterstock

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Listen – HOW TO LISTEN TO STREAMING SERVICES AND HEAR ORIGINAL HI RES MIXES

2-25-25

Amazon

Amazon is set up so the listener will hear the version their device allows. So if they are listening on an Atmos enabled device such as the Echo Studio, they will be served up the Atmos version, NOT OUR HI RES VERSION.

Amazon Music Unlimited is now just a single tier streaming service that delivers all formats, hi-res stereo and Atmos to all subscribers. They ended the UltraHD tier a …

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BORN IN ONTARIO
Crazy Horse
‘PSYCHEDELIC PILL’

4-2-21

Bernard Shakey

This comes from ‘Psychedelic Pill,’ Crazy Horse’s second last studio album to date. I wrote this song after returning to Canada for my Dad’s funeral with my Canadian family. Canada gave me a great start in life and we get back there often to visit the lakes in North Ontario. I am proud to be Canadian. How ‘bout that hockey player!
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WHO’S GONNA
STAND UP?
Crazy Horse live in
Liverpool

4-1-21

Bernard Shakey

This song was recorded by Crazy Horse, live in Liverpool England 7-13-14, with more added parts about 6 weeks later. I know I have been on this subject for decades and I hope the world wakes up before it’s too late.
STOP EATING FISH because the damage to the oceans done by fishing is causing more harm to our atmosphere than all the cars’ emissions and the destruction of the forests combined. There …

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WAYFARIN’
STRANGER
‘AMERICANA’

3-31-21

Bernard Shakey

When Crazy Horse got together for ‘Americana’, I just wanted to play. . . . rekindle the spirit of the horse. I had fun making the album and assorted videos from old stock film footage. . . . and the Horse was then ready for Psychedelic Pill . . . . .
NY

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SUGAR MOUNTAIN
‘RUST NEVER SLEEPS’

3-30-21

Bernard Shakey

When I first heard ‘Circle Game’ by Joni Mitchell, she told me ‘Sugar Mountain’ had inspired it. Both songs were less than a year old at the time. Chick Roberts, of the DIRTY SHAMES, a Canadian group I saw in Toronto’s Yorkville Village, the center of the Canadian folk scene, told me it was a very special song. That meant so much to me at 20 years old!
This version from ‘Rust Never …

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WHEN WORLDS
COLLIDE
‘FORK IN THE ROAD’

3-29-21

Bernard Shakey

‘Carl the affection hound’ stars in this slick Shakey Pictures production, shot in my Jeep Grand Wagoneer- “La Bamba”. The headliner is going south and we are in the breeze.
The song is from ‘Fork in the Road’, an album about transportation. . . . . enjoy!
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JOURNEY THROUGH
THE PAST

3-28-21

Bernard Shakey and Shakey Pictures’ first presentation

Working with Audio - LA JOHNSON, and cinematography - DAVID MEYERS, we made our first film with director - Bernard Shakey in the early 70s. CSNY, The Stray Gators, Carrie Snodgress, (Zeke Young’s mother), Jack Nitzsche, Elliot Mazer, all have parts to play in this docu-fantasy.
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WELD

3-27-21

Directed by Bernard Shakey

This is CRAZY HORSE on the tour that followed Ragged Glory, featuring the audience in a lot of songs. My manager Elliot Roberts did not like that idea. He thought people wanted to see me. With the older songs (at the time) in WELD we showed the audience and in the newer songs we showed Crazy Horse - all the way through. I like watching the audiences. I wish we could …

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BIG ISLAND
TRANSMISSION

3-22-21

Directed by L.A. Johnson

Here we are in the auditorium of a little school in Waimea on the Big Island of Hawaii. Duck Dunn, Jimmy Keltner, Ben Keith, Spooner Oldham, Astrid Young, Pegi Young. practicing for the ‘Friends and Relatives’ tour. Contains a wonderful version of ‘Words’ and some others too!
We love this little LA Johnson classic!
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Inside the school auditorium - practicing

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PARADOX

3-21-21


Around the Fire

DARYL HANNAH

Promise of the Real, Elliot Roberts, Willie Nelson and I filmed this before we headed to Ol’Chella - where we had a blast! That’s in the movie too! Seeds are the gold of the future.

dhlovelife wrote and directed the story. CK Vollick was the DP. I hope you enjoy the journey! It’s a Shakey Picture!
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PARADOX

3-20-21


The Big Show

DARYL HANNAH

Promise of the Real, Elliot Roberts, Willie Nelson and I filmed this before we headed to Ol’Chella - where we had a blast! That’s in the movie too! Seeds are the gold of the future.

dhlovelife wrote and directed the story. CK Vollick was the DP. I hope you enjoy the journey! It’s a Shakey Picture!
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STEVE CROPPER 1941-2025

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Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductee Steve Cropper, founding member of Booker T. & the MG's and the Blues Brothers Band, performs onstage at The Rose on Sept. 28, 2018, in Pasadena, California. Scott Dudelson / Getty Images

I was fortunate enough to play with Steve Cropper, doing a tour with Duck Dunn and Booker T Jones. Steve was a classic, one of a kind player bringing his magic every time he played. My own time with Steve and Duck was a gift I can never forget.
Neil

Steve Cropper, acclaimed guitarist for Booker T. and the M.G.'s, dies at 84

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Gary Burden

8-20-24

OTB 970
Gary Burden, always the most handsome man in the room, with sparkling blue eyes, has passed away at 84 years.

My friend for life, Gary was my art director, creating album covers with me for almost 50 years, beginning with ‘After the Gold Rush’ and ending with ‘Paradox’ and ‘ROXY’, my next two albums. I still have some covers for unreleased albums that we made together. They are coming. We probably made 40 covers. I lost count. In the last twenty, thirty or so years, Gary has worked alongside his talented and beautiful wife, Jennice, at R. Twerk & Co, as we have continued on a life-time of making album covers, laughing, loving acoustic music and so many other things. My heart is heavy.

“That’s funny man!” was something I must have heard him say a million times. I hope that feeling stays with me forever!

A passage about Gary from ‘Waging Heavy Peace’ follows:

One of my favorite Album covers is “On the Beach”. Of course, that was the name of a movie and I stole that for my record, but that doesn’t matter. The idea for that cover came like a bolt from the blue. Gary Burden and I traveled around getting all the pieces to put it together. We went to a junkyard in Santa Anna to get the tailfin and rear fender from a 1959 Cadillac, complete with tail lights. We watched them extract it from the car with a blowtorch for us, and we threw it in a truck. After that, we went to a patio supply place to get the umbrella and table. We picked up the bad polyester yellow jacket and white pants at a sleazy men’s shop, where we watched a shoplifter getting caught red handed and busted. Gary and I were stoned on some dynamite weed and stood dumbfounded watching the bust unfold. This girl was screaming and kicking!

Next, we grabbed a local LA paper to use as a prop. It had this amazing headline. “SENATOR BUCKLEY CALLS ON NIXON TO RESIGN”. Finally, we took the palm tree I had taken around the world on the ‘Tonight’s the Night’ tour and placed all of these pieces carefully in the sand at Santa Monica Beach. I stood there in the yellow jacket and white pants; Then we shot it.

Bob Seidemann was the photographer; the same one who took the famous Blind Faith cover shot of the naked young girl holding an airplane.

We used the crazy pattern from the umbrella insides for the inside of the album sleeve that held the vinyl recording. That was the creative process at work. We lived for that, Gary and I, and we still do. When I called Gary to get the photographer’s name he said, “I’m really glad you like that cover because it was such a fucking winner man!” We laughed about the crazy, wild and screaming shoplifter girl in the Men’s store, remembering that moment. That’s what life is all about.

I have so many memories of Gary and I doing these album covers. He was a great man and a true artist. Rest in Peace my old friend.

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Stan Szelest

8-20-24

Stan Szelest played with us on Homegrown. An amazing keyboard player, Stan was introduced to me by Tim Drummond, who had met him with Lonnie Mack, the legendary guitarist. I will never forget playing with Stan! His great touch can be heard on several Homegrown tracks, effortlessly playing incredible notes and grooves.

Stan was 48 years old, in Woodstock recording an album with Levon Helm, Rick Danko and Garth Hudson when he had a heart attack. He played for more than 30 years in his band, Stan and the Ravens, very popular in western New York, perfecting a blues-based style that he worked to pass on to several aspiring musicians.

After forming Stan and the Ravens in 1958, Mr. Szelest took time out to work with Lonnie Mack. He also played with the Hawks, Ronnie Hawkins’ band. The Hawks later backed Bob Dylan and became famous as the Band. Stan recorded with the great Roy Buchanan, Lonnie Mack, Stevie Ray Vaughan, Jesse Ed Davis, Delbert McClinton and Northern Lights, all amazing musicians.

He was a great musician and I wish I had played more with him than just the one recording - Homegrown in 1974-75. Stan was a master. Thanks to Tim Drummond, for introducing me to Stan.
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David Briggs

8-20-24

HISTORIES-RaggedGloryDavidBriggs

Someday I would like to write a book, 'The Life and Times of David Briggs'. I could research everyone he touched and really get to the bottom of some things about my mercurial, mysterious brother.

He was born Manning Philander Briggs on February 29, 1944, and grew up in Wyoming with family members who took care of him. His best friend was Kirby, and one day in the mid-sixties they up and went to LA to find their fortunes. Kirby became a grip, working in the movies, and Briggs became a record producer, eventually marrying a Wyoming girl, Shannon, and having a son, Lincoln Wyatt Briggs, in Topanga Canyon, which is where I met him. Shannon was a great girl, and he loved her. He was a wild man, and she loved him. Lincoln was a good boy, and I’m not sure how he is doing now, although I worry about him sometimes.

Briggs and I made my best records, the transcendent ones, the ones where I am closest to the Great Spirit. I say that because She visited me more often with Briggs than when I was with any other human being. Briggs and I had a way of getting to the place. We somehow knew the way. He was the most influential person on my music of anyone I’ve met. His guidance and friendship through the creation of countless pieces of music are one of the greatest gifts of my life, right up there with my wife’s love and all of my children. I feel the loss. I feel the memories. I feel the weight of every mistake I made in our long relationship, the times he was right and I was wrong, the times I didn’t use him to produce for the wrong reason, every battle we had. I feel the absence of his unbelievable energy for music, combined with mine. There is no replacement for that. It is one of life’s little voids.

So there he was in his apartment in San Francisco with Bettina, his sweetheart. Barely standing and all crooked and bent over. Short in stature, this giant of a man, now resembling a tree with no leaves waiting for winter, was looking right at me. It was obvious he was dying from something and the process was well advanced. I was surprised at how far it had come in a short time, having only heard he was sick. It had been a few years since we had worked together, and this was not the Briggs I remembered. Be that as it may, there he was, barely able to stand, which he did, for some reason I can’t remember. He was in pain from an ailment, a mysterious ailment that may have visited him once earlier in life, in the seventies. At that time, he had disappeared for a few months and come back as if nothing had happened. There was a rumor of cancer and a hospital stay in Sacramento, but nothing was for sure. David was mysterious, and that is the end of that. Nobody knew what was really happening with David, ever. That is why a book on the subject might be worth a shot.

So now here we were with David’s second big bout against whatever it was, and it had pretty well gotten him. He was taking a lot of morphine for the pain and looked terrible, although the spirit was still in his eyes, weak as it was.

“Do you have any advice for me on my music going forward?” I asked David.

“Just make sure to have as much of you in the recording as you can,” he said. “Stay simple. No one gives a shit about anything else.”

He told me to keep it simple and focused, have as much of my playing and singing as possible, and not to hide it with other things. Don’t embellish it with other people I don’t need or hide it in any way. Simple and focused. That is what I took away. He didn’t exactly say that, but I got that message. I have failed to do that in some instances. “Be great or be gone,” his famous phrase, echoes in my head. I have to remember that for sure. Damn.

So I left the apartment after a hug. It was devastating. He died a week later. He wanted to go. His body was all fucked up. He asked to be OD’d, and they did it, I think. Apparently it did not go as planned and it was not easy. His tenacious spirit would not let him go.

from 'Waging Heavy Peace'

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Jack Nitzsche

8-20-24

Bernard Alfred (Jack) Nitzsche, musician, born April 22 1937; died August 25 2000

Producer and arranger who worked with Phil Spector, recorded with the Stones and Neil Young, and moved on to movie soundtracks

By Richard Williams

The name of Jack Nitzsche first came to the attention of the sort of pop fans who scrutinise the small print on record labels when, in the early 1960s, he helped build Phil Spector's "wall of sound", as …

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Kenny Buttrey

8-20-24

Kenny played with me on Harvest, Harvest Moon, Tuscaloosa, plus songs ‘The Great Divide’ and ‘Buffalo Springfield Again’ from the album Silver & Gold. He can be seen playing drums in the Julien Temple directed video of ‘Harvest Moon’. He can also be seen and heard in the Harvest videos, ‘Words’, ‘Are you Ready for the Country?’ and Alabama.

Through his short life, Kenny played with scores of greats like Bob Dylan (Lay Lady Lay), the Everly Brothers, Roy Orbison, and many more.

Kenny Buttrey was a classic drummer, a true original with a feel that was his own. Playing with him on Harvest was a truly memorable and wonderful experience.

Elliot Mazer put together the Harvest recording band, known later as the Stray Gators, on short notice. He made the musicians and Quadraohonic Sound Studio in Nashville available to me when I was in town doing an early Johnny Cash show. I think it was either his idea or my idea to record on a spur of the moment, but Elliot made it happen that’s how I met Kenny.

He sat behind his drums, smiling amiably, and said he wanted to be able to see my right hand. The engineers moved baffles around to make that line of sight possible. He was right with me on every take. Kenny was in a class by himself.
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Bruce Palmer

8-20-24

Bruce Palmer, bass player, born September 9 1946; died October 1 2004

Although Stephen Stills and Neil Young became the best-known artists to emerge from the California band Buffalo Springfield, the group's bass player Bruce Palmer was a focal point of the group in its 1960s heyday.

Palmer, who has died of a heart attack aged 58, was a skinny, gangling figure, with long hair and eyes permanently hidden behind psychedelic sunglasses. He would stand …

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Dewey Martin

8-20-24

Dewey Martin (Walter Milton Dwayne Midkiff), drummer, born 30 September 1940; died 31 January 2009

Canadian drummer and co-founding member of Buffalo Springfield

The band that planted the seeds of the Americana genre, Buffalo Springfield, included only two US natives, the singers and guitarists Stephen Stills and Richie Furay. The other three members, singer and guitarist Neil Young, bassist Bruce Palmer and drummer and singer Dewey Martin, who has died aged 68, were Canadian. Buffalo …

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Histories Larry Johnson

8-20-24
L.A. Johnson

L.A. Johnson, a man who invented a new language with his movies about music and changed the way we saw rock & roll, died suddenly Thursday in Northern California. Over the course of over 40 years and countless collaborations with Neil Young and others, Johnson's prodigious talents as a producer, director, cinematographer and sound editor, among many other abilities including producer of Young's recently released Archives: Volume I collection, made him one of the most …

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Histories Ben Keith

8-20-24
Ben Keith


Grant Boatright and Neil with photo of Ben Keith. photo: Zeke Young

Ben has been around. He used to play with Hawkshaw Hawkins.

Patsy Cline had Ben Keith on her big hit ‘Crazy’.

Ben played on numerous recordings by other artists. Ben Keith produced Jewel’s first, biggest and best album. Pieces of the Sky . . .

Ben was my friend and he played on ‘Harvest’, maybe my most famous album, Tonight’s the …

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Histories Rick Rosas

8-20-24
Rick Rosas

I loved Rick the bass player. He was one of the funniest guys I ever knew up there with Elliot and Tim Drummond. A great bass player, silky smooth and slippery, he gave all he had every night and every session to the Bluenotes, and the many other bands he played with me in.
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Rick Rosas, “Rick The Bass Player,” a longtime studio musician who in recent years played bass …

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Spirits Fly TIM DRUMMOND

8-20-24
TIM DRUMMOND 1940-2015

I met Tim Drummond, the great bass player, when i started recording Harvest in Nashville back on February 6 of 1971. The first song we played was ‘Bad Fog of Lonliness’. Through the years, Tim played bass on many of my most loved recordings.

Tim was an unbelievably great bass player, holding down his magical groove on every song we did. I was so fortunate to play with him. The groove he lays down on …

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Spirits Fly Elliot Roberts

8-20-24
Elliot Roberts

The greatest manager of all time.


Elliot speaking at our wedding party last year

My friend for over 50 years, Elliot Roberts, has passed away. We are all heartbroken, but want to share what a great human being Elliot has been. Never one to think about himself, he put everyone else first. That’s what he did for me for over fifty years of friendship love and laughter, managing my life, protecting our art in the …

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Spirits Fly Elliot Mazer

8-20-24
Elliot Mazer

Elliot and I first met in Nashville - January 1971, while I was doing the Johnny Cash TV show. At that time, seeing how many new unrecorded songs I had, Elliot immediately got a studio and a group of musicians together so that I could record. James Taylor and Linda Ronstadt were in town doing the Johnny Cash Show the next week and came in to do vocals on the recordings Elliot made.

Elliot put …

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Spirits Fly Al Schmitt page10

8-20-24
Al Schmitt

One of our old friends, a record maker for the ages, is no longer with us. His masterful music lives on. The great Al Schmitt has passed away. Al was a good friend to Niko Bolas and I for many many years and his gift for recording was recognized around the world.

Al taught us so much and I am so happy that Niko arranged a zoom call just a couple of days ago where …

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Spirits Fly – Mo Ostin

8-20-24
MO OSTIN
1927-2022

My old friend Mo Ostin has passed away. I am so sad that he is gone from this earth, but so happy for our life-long friendship. Mo was a hero. Supporting artists and their work all the way through his long life, Mo, the giant among Record Business leaders, backed us all up and let us do what we wanted with our music. He was always there for me and I really appreciate that. Thanks …

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Spirits Fly – Mazzeo

8-20-24
MAZZEO 1944-2022

The artist Mazzeo, my old friend of 52 years, passed away Tuesday morning August 2nd. He was my life friend.

A great artist, Mazzeo defined what it is to be dedicated to your work. We had so many wonderful times together in our 52 years of friendship. Mazz was one of the first friends I made after moving to Broken Arrow Ranch in September 1970, settling there for years, and raising a family.

Mazzeo created …

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Spirits Fly David Crosby

8-20-24
DAVID CROSBY 1941-2023

David is gone, but his music lives on. The soul of CSNY, David’s voice and energy were at the heart of our band. His great songs stood for what we believed in and it was always fun and exciting when we got to play together. ‘Almost Cut My Hair’ ‘Dejavu’, and so many other great songs he wrote were wonderful to jam on and Stills and I had a blast as he kept us going …

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NIKO BOLAS

8-20-24


photo: Antoine Sanfuentes

Niko and I first met during the ‘Landing on Water’ sessions in the mid eighties when he was engineering and Danny Kortchmar was producing. We have been working regularly together since those days.

In 1990 we did ‘Freedom’ with ‘Rockin’ in the Free World’, working on the old green board at Broken Arrow Ranch.

Niko, my good friend, has always been a great collaborator with me, a pleasure to work with through …

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RALPH MOLINA

9-1-22

Crazy Horse drummer, Ralph Molina (Ralphie) is a unique and great musician. I have never heard anyone play like him. He plays by feel. Numbers? No. He rises, he falls, he echoes, he stalls. Holding onto the beat like it was his only language, his way of communicating, changing.

Ralph is not a drummer u can tell. He’s a drummer you can feel. Bang! Thud. shshshshshsh. . …. .. now later. . . .much later …

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STEVE STILLS

7-9-22

I first met Stephen in Fort William Ontario in 1965, Steve was playing with ‘The Company’, a folk rock group from the village in NYC. That group was an offshoot of the Au Go Go singers, a group of nine that he had previously been part of in the Village. I heard him sing a song ‘High Flyin’ Bird’ with ‘The Company’ and i never will forget how great he sounded.

From the first moment …

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DANIEL LANOIS

7-5-22

Daniel Lanois, a great Canadian artist and the producer of ‘Le Noise’, is an unlimited creative powerhouse. His wild sonic nature is beautifully represented in Le Noise, an album I kind of named after him.

He has made many great records with other artists, notably Bob Dylan and Emmylou harris, among others such as U2. I was lucky to get to work with him and record in his beautiful mansion studio in Silverlake …

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RICHIE FURAY

7-4-22

The original lead singer in Buffalo Springfield, Richie is now a pastor in Colorado and he continues his music to this day. Richie is a wonderful singer and it was my great pleasure to be in the band with him, even though we were only together 18 months. I was at his wedding when he married his wife Nancy. He played with POCO and the Souther Hillman Furay band after Buffalo Springfield disbanded. Thanks Richie …

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NILS LOFGREN

10-8-21

We first met Nils when Crazy Horse played the Cellar Door in Washington DC. Nils was about 17 then when he came to the club to hear us. He had a lot of energy and was super-interested in music and bands. A while later Nils came down to LA and made his way out to Topanga, where he looked us up again. That’s how a teenaged Lofgren played piano and guitar on the ‘After …

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NIKO BOLAS 2

9-3-21

Niko and I first met during the ‘Landing on Water’ sessions in the mid eighties when he was engineering and Danny Kortchmar was producing. We have been working regularly together since those days.

In 1990 we did ‘Freedom’ with ‘Rockin’ in the Free World’, working on the old green board at Broken Arrow Ranch.

Niko, my good friend, has always been a great collaborator with me, a pleasure to work with through the years. His …

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PONCHO
SAMPEDRO

9-2-21

Poncho’s guitar held our songs together for 40 years in Crazy Horse. Co-writer of Rockin in the Free World, it was Poncho who came up with the expression. We were on the bus having left Seattle, talking about something that had happened and Poncho said “Keep on Rockin in the Free World”. The expression stuck with me and I wrote the song around it, words and music came fast and we did the song …

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LARRY CRAGG

8-6-21

Larry is my guitar and amp technician and has been for decades. No longer going with me on tour, he is now a working musician and fine instrument repair man in Northern California. I take my old guitars to Larry all the time and they are always better for it. I wish he was still with me on the road, although I do have a great tech with me nowadays and I can still get …

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TIM FOSTER

6-7-21
Neil Young with band and crew, backstage at McNichols Arena, Denver, Oct. 19, 1978.

Tim worked with me for more than a quarter century as Stage Manager, Production Manager and Tour Manager. My earliest memory of this great road-man is Tonight’s the Night - England in November 1973. Tim, a good friend of Nils Lofgren came out to help us during that time and stayed for 3 decades. Tim was the production manager for the Bridge School Concerts. Always organized and a great friend and worker, Tim Foster was …

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TIM MULLIGAN

12-1-20

Tim Mulligan is a musical / technical audio genius who has been recording - mixing my shows and records for almost 50 years. His recordings of my shows are so well done that seldom do we ever have to adjust them to make them live records (unless it’s to fix my mistakes).

Tim first came to Broken Arrow Ranch in Northern California in the early 70s with a good friend of Zeke’s mother Carrie Snodgress. …

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TIM MULLIGAN

8-15-20

Tim Mulligan is a musical / technical audio genius who has been recording - mixing my shows and records for almost 50 years. His recordings of my shows are so well done that seldom do we ever have to adjust them to make them live records (unless it’s to fix my mistakes).

Tim first came to Broken Arrow Ranch in Northern California in the early 70s with a good friend of Zeke’s mother Carrie Snodgress. …

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BILLY TALBOT

9-5-19

Billy ‘Boom Boom’ Talbot is Crazy Horse’s bass player and singer and one of the greatest rockers of all time. Billy always had the feeling, laying it down down simple and basic, always with the original boom.

Mostly Billy was the glue that made the Crazy Horse sound. He and Ralph, together created that magic. His touch, playing so many different ways, with so much soul, used so few notes. Every note counts.

As …

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