Fried Eggs, Country Ham, Bullet Holes in the Mirrors and Neil Young's Somewhere Under the Rainbow
A tribute essay to Somewhere Under the Rainbow, the latest bootleg gem from Neil Young's Ditch Trilogy era.
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A tribute essay to Somewhere Under the Rainbow, the latest bootleg gem from Neil Young's Ditch Trilogy era.
Inside the magic of Neil Young's Seventies bootleg 'Somewhere Under the Rainbow,' his Tonight's the Night-era London show.
In 1973, Neil Young and the Santa Monica Flyers, made up of Nils Lofgren, Ben Keith, Billy Talbot and Ralph Molina, hit the stage at the Rainbow Theatre in Lond
Tim Mosenfelder/Getty Images)In 1973, Neil Young and the Santa Monica Flyers, made up of Nils Lofgren, Ben Keith, Billy Talbot and Ralph Molina, hit the stage at the Rainbow Theatre
Tim Mosenfelder/Getty Images)In 1973, Neil Young and the Santa Monica Flyers, made up of Nils Lofgren, Ben Keith, Billy Talbot and Ralph Molina, hit the stage at the Rainbow Theatre in London for a show that went on to become a classic for fans. Although it’s finally getting an official release on April 14, if you believe Lofgren, at the time of the show the audience didn’t really love what they were experiencing. The tour was in support of Neil’s album Tonight’s the Night, and Lofgren tells ABC Audio the record was “this otherworldly adventure in darkness and redemption...