Young, Neil - Citizen Kane Jr. Blues 1974 (Live at The Bottom Line) Frank Black

Young, Neil - Citizen Kane Jr. Blues 1974 (Live at The Bottom Line) Frank BlackVinyl LP pressing. Neil Young Citizen Kane Jr. Blues 1974 (Live at The Bottom Line) A fan favorite bootleg that is usually called "Live at The Bottom Line". A surprise solo acoustic performance following a Ry Cooder show on May 16, 1974. Notably features songs that would be included on "On The Beach". The album title comes from Neil introducing the opening song with that title; a song that later became "Push It Over The End". Disc 1 1 Pushed It Over

Grammy award-winning songwriter John Prine played three nights at The Other End (previously and now known as The Bitter End) in Greenwich Village

At the very start of her musical career

dub and hip-hop with Columbian cumbia and champeta

" Pressed on color vinyl

Peter Arata & Rick Nowels

country roots

The album was produced by the band at Long Pond Studios in upstate New York and features guest appearances by Taylor Swift ("The Alcott")

9 Hell-On

1994's diverse This Toilet Earth

Pressed on clear vinyl (with liner notes by the noted reggae producer/historian Leroy Pierson)

Someday My Prince Will Come

The Vandals