Neil Young - Fireplace, Featuring Songs From Volume III

Happy Holidays!
Love Earth,
Neil and NYA

[rhepp]

Aren't we lucky to be alive and present at the same time and on the same planet as Neil Young?

[paolatrentadue]

I'm 65 and I grew up listening to Neil's music, it moved me when I was a teenager and it still does

[patricksweeney]

Thanks Neil, for being part of my life for all these years. I've been spinning your records for 55 of my 74 years.

[dominickgiallombardo]

I just turned 70 years old in October and always remember the 1st time I heard Neil Young on the radio playing Sugar Mountain and went out and bought “ Everyone Knows This Is Nowhere “. It was the only album that he had out other than his Buffalo Springfield work. Still listening to Neil today 12-22-24.

[MerkinMuffly]

It's good to know we still have Neil in the dark times that will be ahead.

[nataliewages]

❤ can't ever get enough of Neil Young

[raymondarata]

I am 2 years younger than Neil Young. He has always been an inspiration to me as someone who continues doing what he does best and doing it his way. My goal is to keep getting better at teaching math and coaching baseball as long as possible. Thank you so much, Uncle Neil.

[rickcrace]

Neil, you are my best friend that I've never met. Thanks for all the good times that you were a part of.

[TySci-Fi]

I'm 63 and been a fan since high school. And though we never met, Neil and I used to be friendly nemesis' back in 1979. How is that? you might ask...

I lived in San Carlos, CA back then. Not far from Woodside where Neil lived. Back in those days video tape rentals were a very new thing and the only place at the time to rent them was Heimerhaus Electronics on El Camino. The selection was minimal and I gravitated to rock music tapes. So did Neil. And according to the girl who worked there, he and I were the main customers for those concert/music videos and he would get annoyed when I would take out a video he wanted,

The shop girl would say "Neil is pissed. He said he really wanted Gimme Shelter and Song Remains the same and you took both of them!"

She made it clear that it was all good-natured. I thought it was super cool. I Took out Live Rust one time and when I returned it she said "Neil said to thank you for renting his concert movie and hoped you liked it." I of course told her to tell him "Hell yes I did!"

This went on for a few months as I recall. Fond memories...
Best Regards,

[ronzundell]

Having lived through the sixties and now being in my seventies, I appreciate all of the music Neil has created and performed over all these years. We are all on the same journey one way or the other. Thanks for all you have given to the world.

[DodieDickerson-Stidman]

The one Man band thank you Neil for my entire life of ear candy sad days melted away

[monicalowy]

Probably the only holiday music I'll listen to this year. Thank you, Neil.

[Reelifeproductions.]

oh my god this is such a great surprise to see and hear. Thanks Neil for this pure sonic and visual gift of warmth, joy, sadness... thanks for your passionate need to continue to create and enrich our lives. ... things we thought of yesterday...

[susieamundson]

Neil, I've been listening to you for 51 years now, and your music is in my soul. I was fortunate to see you from afar in 2016 at Desert Trip with Promise of the Real, but, seeing you in April 2024 with Crazy Horse at the SDSU amphitheater ... incredible! Your beautiful acoustic set at the end brought me to tears. That's the "real Neil" I've wanted to hear live since 1973. Thank you <3

[james]

These are very dark days in England, especially now around Christmas. Thank you Neil for some light.

[DodieDickerson-Stidman]

He is one of the best folk rock of all time hits are many love his unplugged the king for sure

[janjansen]

What a wonderful gift in these gray cold days without light. We can warm ourselves imaginarily by the fire that still burns in you and enlightens and warms my mind and soul. You have been with me since 1969 when I bought your album Everybody Knows This Is Nowhere. So simple. So ordinary and yet so wonderful. That outdoor life and nature does you good and me too. Great idea to treat the urban like this. As Joni sung: "We are golden. Caught in the devil's bargain. And we've got to get ourselves back to the garden".

[craigbeight]

Fireplace

0:00 Greensleeves (Vol. 2)
2:00 Winterlong (Early Daze)
5:40 Hitchhiker (Hitchhiker)
10:18 Xmas Time’s A Comin’ (Xmas at the Ranch)
12:32 Winter Winds (Vol. 3)
15:45 Heart of Gold (Harvest)
18:52 Silver Bells (Xmas at the Ranch)
22:08 When God Made Me (Prairie Wind)
26:04 Ave Maria (Xmas at the Ranch)
32:10 Harvest Moon (Harvest Moon
37:11 ??? (Xmas at the Ranch)
40:05 Blue Xmas (Xmas at the Ranch)
44:29 Old Man (Harvest)
47:45 It Came Upon A Midnight Clear (Xmas at the Ranch)
51:22 Star of Bethlehem (American Stars & Bars)
54:07 Little Drummer Boy (Xmas at the Ranch)
1:00:51 Lotta Love (Comes a Time)
1:03:29 Dreamin Man (Harvest Moon)
1:08:07 After the Gold Rush (After the Gold Rush)
1:11:55 Greensleeves (Xmas at the Ranch)
1:18:23 One of These Days (Harvest Moon)
1:23:20 Thrasher (Vol. 3, Boarding House)
1:29:39 Harvest (Harvest)
1:32:50 Away in the Manger (Xmas at the Ranch)
1:35:09 Love Is a Rose (Homegrown)
1:37:24 Unknown Legend (Harvest Moon)
1:41:58 This Old House (Farm Aid 1985 - Internat’l Harvesters)

[imcttunome]

I went away to high school in 1970 at age 14 and you went with me on that, my first extended time away from home. I have listened to, and enjoyed, your thoughtful songs and music ever since. Thank you from a 67-year friend from afar, Neil.

[connjoyce]

I have loved your music since the very first time I heard it. back in 1970, I am now 64.