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“The first curveball of the night came when word hit that Young was closing out the night, as opposed to Willie Nelson.”
“Rusties (the preferred nomenclature for hardcore Neil Young fans) flocked to Bridgeport from around the globe for the first show on September 22, having no clue what to expect beyond the fact that he’d once again be backed by the Chrome Hearts.”
“But Farm Aid is coming up on September 26, and Young booked two warm-up shows with Willie Nelson in Bridgeport, Connecticut, and Philadelphia to shake off the rust and prep for the annual charity concert.”
“Never in ten trillion years would I have predicted where we’d be as a nation the next time I heard it.) For the final number of the night, Young finally snapped on Old Black.”
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“It’s a tender tribute to his wife, Daryl Hannah (“You sure were hard to find/All around me all the time/Smilin’ in the windy rain/With so much to share, so much to share”), that he played while Hannah herself watched from the wings, often breaking out a camera to film the proceedings.”
“The attention of some casual fans drifted during two consecutive unfamiliar songs, but he won them back quickly by breaking out the Harvest hits “Old Man” and “Heart of Gold.” It’s impossible to perfectly recreate Ben Keith’s pedal steel work from the original recordings, but Micah Nelson did a stellar job on the lap steel.”
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“After an opening set by 19-year-old phenom Ty Myers, Nelson came onstage with a stripped-down band that included harmonica player Mickey Raphael and guitarists Waylon Payne and Micah Nelson.”
“It was not only a deeply moving rendition of the song, but it also shattered the record for the longest gap between the time he recorded a song and debuted it live.”
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“At every Farm Aid throughout history, and every iteration of his long-running Outlaw Tour, even when Bob Dylan has been on the bill, Willie has been the final act.”
“The younger Nelson son has been in Young’s touring band for the past 11 years as a member of Promise of the Real, Crazy Horse, and now the Chrome Hearts.”
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“Near the end of his set, which included standards “On the Road Again,” “Angel Flying Too Close to the Ground,” and “Bloody Mary Morning,” Nelson invited Young onstage to revive their 1985 duet “Are There Any More Real Cowboys?” On his 2025 summer tour with the Chrome Hearts, Young played an eclectic mix of songs from across his entire career, including “Ambulance Blues,” “Cowgirl in the Sand,” and even two cuts from his 2003 rock opera Greendale , switching back and forth from acoustic mode and Rust Never Sleeps -style electric jams.”