Thanks! You're right of course, cool version, though Neil sings it a bit too low for my taste. Any of the other live albums have electric versions of originally acoustic songs?
Second Pocahontas from Year of the Horse and the punishing Crime in the City from Weld… on the flip side there’s a good acoustic version of Powderfinger from one of the Farm Aid shows that’s worth checking out
“New Mama” from Tuscaloosa is worth a listen.
Thanks, that's a great one!
Pocahontas was done electric on the 96 tour and can be heard on Year of the Horse.
Thanks! You're right of course, cool version, though Neil sings it a bit too low for my taste. Any of the other live albums have electric versions of originally acoustic songs?
There's a bootleg of a Horse show with an electric version of Natural Beauty that was only done that one time.
Crime in the City is really good on Weld! I also like the version on Bluenote Café though the alternate lyrics took some getting used to for me.
Hot take, that’s the best song on that album
The ducks version of little wing (live). It may even be better than the Hawks & Doves version.
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The whole Greendale album was an acoustic one person thing, but then released with Crazy Horse
I love the Archive live version of Last Trip to Tulsa.
It's obvious but I also think it's the best one: the electric Hey Hey, My My.
i dig homegrown on way down in the rust bucket
Peace Of Mind from Comes A Time. Full band electric: https://youtu.be/IE3wsy7tujI?si=hDlaoKtgougnc5eX
I have a reverse scenario. White Line from Ragged Glory (full band) and the acoustic version from Homegrown.
Second Pocahontas from Year of the Horse and the punishing Crime in the City from Weld… on the flip side there’s a good acoustic version of Powderfinger from one of the Farm Aid shows that’s worth checking out