Watch Neil Young, Joe Walsh, and Stephen Stills Perform ‘Mr. Soul’

Watch Neil Young, Joe Walsh, and Stephen Stills Perform ‘Mr. Soul’ | I Love Classic Rock Videos

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Neil Young’s appearance at the Light Up The Blues fundraising event at the Greek Theater in Los Angeles was nothing short of a pleasant surprise for fans. With Young not having performed for a live audience in nearly four years, the anticipation was high. The event, organized by Stephen Stills and his wife Kristen Stills, aimed to benefit Autism Speaks, and it featured a lineup of stellar performers such as Joe Walsh, Willie Nelson, and Sharon Van Etten.

A Joyous Reunion: Buffalo Springfield Catalog Takes Center Stage

The audience at the Light Up The Blues event was in for a treat as Neil Young took the stage, backed by members of Promise of the Real, Stephen Stills, and three background singers. Young’s setlist paid tribute to the catalog of Buffalo Springfield, the iconic band he co-founded nearly 60 years ago. The reunion of these longtime bandmates was a momentous occasion, and fans couldn’t have asked for more from the legendary musician.

An Unforgettable Rarity: Rediscovering ‘Mr. Soul’

Amidst the electrifying performance, Neil Young surprised the crowd with an extreme rarity from Buffalo Springfield’s repertoire—’Mr. Soul’. Only dedicated fans and true trainspotters recognized this gem from 1966, adding to the excitement and nostalgia of the evening. The powerful and soulful rendition of ‘Mr. Soul’ by Young and the band resonated deeply with the audience, making it a highlight of the night.

Neil Young’s Triumphant Return: A Night to Remember

Neil Young’s 11-song set at the Light Up The Blues event was a triumphant return for the revered musician. After a long hiatus from live performances and amid concerns over Covid, Young’s appearance brought immense joy and relief to his dedicated fanbase. The performance not only showcased the enduring talent of Neil Young but also served as a heartwarming reunion with his Buffalo Springfield bandmate, Stephen Stills.

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