Young Neil & Stray Gators: Tuscaloosa (Live) - CD

Tuscaloosa (Live) is a recording of a concert by Neil Young and his backing band, the Stray Gators, at the University of Alabama in 1973.
Incidentally, another live album – Time Fades Away – was also created during the same tour for their joint album, Harvest. Neil Young himself later called it the worst album he ever released.

Neil Young is a key figure not just in American rock history. This inventive guitarist, songwriter, singer, and now music industry entrepreneur has inspired a whole host of successors. He played in the bands The Squires and Buffalo Springfield, as well as in Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young, but he is best known as a solo musician. He is considered one of the greatest rock 'n' roll performers and most respected guitarists. He collaborated with the backing band The Stray Gators, whose members were Jack Nitzsche (piano), Ben Keith (guitar), Tim Drummond (bass), and Kenny Buttrey (drums), on the 1972 album Harvest.

Tracklist

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Here We Are in the Years (Live) / After the Gold Rush (Live) / Out on the Weekend (Live) / Harvest (Live) / Old Man (Live) / Heart of Gold (Live) / Time Fades Away (Live) / Lookout Joe (Live) / New Mama (Live) / Alabama (Live) / Don't Be Denied (Live)