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Meaning of Expecting to Fly (Live at The Riverboat 1969) by Neil Young

Expecting to Fly (Live at The Riverboat 1969)

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"Expecting to Fly (Live at The Riverboat 1969)" by Neil Young is a deeply introspective and poignant song that delves into themes of love, loss, and the struggle to move forward. Written during a turning point in Neil Young's career, the song captures the sense of longing and resignation that often accompanies the end of a significant relationship.

The song opens with the line, "There you stood on the edge of your feather, Expecting to fly," immediately setting a metaphorical tone. The feather represents fragility and the potential for flight, symbolizing the hope and optimism that comes with new beginnings. However, Young's response of laughter and skepticism suggests a contrast in perspectives. He wonders if he can truly say goodbye, indicating a sense of doubt and uncertainty about the future.

In the first bridge, Young reflects on the passage of time and the healing that takes place over the summer. This suggests that the relationship has ended, likely due to the accumulated pains and struggles they have experienced together. The phrase "All the years we'd spent with feeling, Ended with a cry" highlights the intensity of their emotional connection and the pain of its dissolution. The repetition of "Babe, ended with a cry" emphasizes the emotional weight of the separation.

The second verse continues to explore the aftermath of the breakup. Young expresses his difficulty in picking himself up after the loss, as evidenced by his stumbling and falling to the ground. The line "So hard to laugh as I fumbled and reached for the love I found, Knowin' it was gone" reveals his desperation to hold onto any remnants of love, even if it is futile. This demonstrates the profound impact the relationship had on him and his struggle to move on despite its demise.

In the second bridge, Young delves deeper into the magnitude of his feelings. By stating, "If I never lived without you, Now you know I'd die," he acknowledges the tremendous impact the person had on his life. This line encapsulates the idea that the relationship was all-encompassing, and without it, he feels as though a significant part of himself would cease to exist. The subsequent line, "If I ever said I loved you, Now you know I'd try," further emphasizes his commitment and willingness to love and make things work.

Overall, "Expecting to Fly (Live at The Riverboat 1969)" is a beautifully melancholic exploration of lost love and the struggles of letting go. Neil Young's introspective and earnest lyrics, coupled with the raw emotion evident in his performance, make this song a powerful reflection on the complexities of human relationships and the remnants they leave behind.

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Live At The Riverboat 1969 (live album) by Neil Young

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Live At The Riverboat 1969 is ranked 53rd best out of 91 albums by Neil Young on BestEverAlbums.com.

The best album by Neil Young is After The Gold Rush which is ranked number 82 in the list of all-time albums with a total rank score of 16,094.

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New CSNY Live Album to Feature Previously Unheard 1969 Performance at the Famed NYC Venue the Fillmore East

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Back in April, Neil Young revealed that he was helping to prepare for release a rare recording of Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young performing at the historic New York City venue the Fillmore East in September 1969. Now, full details about the concert album have been unveiled.

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Live at the Fillmore East, 1969 is a 17-song collection that will be released on October 25. The album, which can be pre-ordered now , will be available on CD, as a two-LP set, and via digital formats and streaming services. A limited-edition clear-vinyl version of the double-disc package will be sold exclusively at select retailers.

A performance of the classic Crosby, Stills & Nash song “Helplessly Hoping” from the show has been made available as an advance digital track .

The album features a recently discovered multi-track recording of CSNY performing at the Fillmore East on September 20, 1969. The concert featured the band playing an acoustic set followed by an electric set.

[RELATED: Carrying On in ’69: Neil Young Reveals Plans to Release Live Album Capturing an Early CSNY Concert]

The quartet of David Crosby , Stephen Stills , Graham Nash and Young were accompanied by drummer Dallas Taylor and bassist Greg Reeves. The show took place about a month after CSNY’s historic performance at the Woodstock festival and was among the first 20 gigs the group ever played.

The album was mixed by Stills and Young, along with producer Jon Hanlon.

More About CSNY’s September 20, 1969, Concert

The concert featured renditions of six songs from Crosby, Stills & Nash’s 1969 self-titled debut, and three songs that would appear on CSNY’s first album, Déjà Vu , which wasn’t released until March 1970.

Among the latter tunes is a version of Nash’s ballad “Our House,” which he performed solo while playing the organ.

The show also included renditions of two songs by Stills and Young’s previous band, Buffalo Springfield— “On the Way Home” and “Bluebird Revisited.” Neil’s burgeoning solo career also was represented with performances of “I’ve Loved Her So Long” and “Down by the River.”

In addition, CSNY delivered a cover of The Beatles’ “Blackbird,” and the rarity “Sea of Madness.” The quartet closed out the concert with a rendition of “Find the Cost of Freedom,” a studio version of which was later released as the B-side of CSNY’s 1970 protest single “Ohio.”

Comments from Young, Nash, and Stills About CSNY and the Show

Young reflected on CSNY’s early heyday in a statement.

“For me, CSNY was chance to reunite with Steve Stills and carry on the Buffalo Springfield vibe,” he noted. “Crosby’s great energy was always our catalyst. Graham and Stephen’s vocals, along with David’s and mine, were uplifting every night. Great moments I will never forget.”

Nash, meanwhile, shared his recollections about the Fillmore East concert.

“We were four people reveling in the different sounds we were producing, quietly singing together on the one hand, then rocking like f— for the rest of the concert,” Graham said. “Our audiences were as pleased as we were by what they said was a ‘concert to remember.’”

As for Stills, he pointed out that, with Young and a rhythm section having recently joined him, Crosby, and Nash, the band was just starting to find its footing as an electric unit at the time of the Fillmore East concert.

“The acoustic part of the show took care of itself, but now that we had equipment and Dallas and Greg and sizable shows to do, we just went for it,” Stephen said. “What we lacked in finesse we made up for in enthusiasm. The better arrangements were still to come. A band on the run. Expecting to fly.”

Live at the Fillmore East, 1969 CD Track List:

Acoustic Set

• “Suite: Judy Blue Eyes”
• “Blackbird”
• “Helplessly Hoping”
• “Guinnevere”
• “Lady of the Island”
• “Go Back Home”
• “On the Way Home”
• “Our House”
• “I’ve Loved Her So Long”
• “You Don’t Have to Cry”

Electric Set

• “Long Time Gone”
• “Wooden Ships”
• “Bluebird Revisited”
• “Sea of Madness”
• “Down by the River”
• “Find the Cost of Freedom”

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David Crosby ,  Stephen Stills ,  Graham Nash , and  Neil Young  are releasing a newly-discovered live set recorded during the band’s September 20, 1969, concert at the Fillmore East in New York.

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Live At The Fillmore East, 1969 will be available on 2xLP and CD. Pre-order  here .

You can hear a previously unreleased live version of “ Helplessly Hoping ” below.

Stephen Stills and Neil Young compiled and mixed the original eight-track concert recordings with John Hanlon at Sunset Sound Studios in Los Angeles. The audio is AAA lacquer cut for the vinyl release to provide the highest audio fidelity.

​Said Young recently: “We mixed at Sunset Sound – the analog echo chamber, no digital echo. We’re staying all analog throughout the production…Pure. Analog. No digital – an Analog Original.”

Live At The Fillmore East, 1969 tracklisting is:

​ Acoustic Set

“Suite: Judy Blue Eyes”

“Blackbird”

“Helplessly Hoping”

“Guinnevere”

“Lady Of The Island”

“Go Back Home”

“On The Way Home”

“Our House”

“I’ve Loved Her So Long”

“You Don’t Have To Cry”

Electric Set

“Long Time Gone”

“Wooden Ships”

“Bluebird Revisited”

“Sea Of Madness”

“Down By The River”

“Find The Cost Of Freedom”

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Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young / Live at Fillmore East, 1969

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Newly mixed from multi-tracks • CD and AAA vinyl

Six months before their debut album Déjà Vu was released, Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young played a concert at New York City’s legendary Fillmore East venue. Including both acoustic and electric sets, this is about to be officially released by Rhino as Live at Fillmore East, 1969 .

The setlist includes tracks from CSN’s self-titled debut (issued in May of ’69) and Young’s Everybody Knows This Is Nowhere (both released in May ’69) as well as early versions of Déjà Vu tracks (‘Our House’, ‘4+20’)

Stills and Young compiled and mixed the original eight-track concert recordings with John Hanlon at Sunset Sound Studios in Los Angeles. This is available on CD and as a 2LP vinyl set (black and clear vinyl versions). The vinyl is an AAA (all analogue) lacquer cut so it should sound great.

Live at Fillmore East, 1969 will be released on 25 October 2024, via Rhino.

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Shop Price gbp Stock                     Live at Fillmore East 1969 - CD edition Shop Price gbp Stock                     Tracklisting Live at fillmore east, 1969 crosby, stills, nash & young /, acoustic set. Suite: Judy Blue Eyes Helplessly Hoping Lady Of The Island Go Back Home On The Way Home I’ve Loved Her So Long You Don’t Have To Cry Electric Set Long Time Gone Wooden Ships Bluebird Revisited Sea Of Madness Down By The River Find The Cost Of Freedom Sign Up For the SDE newsletter SuperDeluxeEdition.com  helps fans around the world discover physical music and discuss releases. To keep the site free, SDE participates in various affiliate programs, including Amazon and earns from qualifying purchases. Related Content 29 Sep 2023 Neil Young’s Archives Vol 1: 1963-1972 reissued on CD 8CD box set 20 May 2018 Deal alert / Buffalo Springfield: Complete Albums Collection 5LP box Amazing price right now in the USA for the forthcoming 5LP vinyl version of… 06 May 2018 Graham Nash / Over The Years 2CD Anthology • unreleased demos • Now even cheaper UK price! 03 May 2018 What’s That Sound? Complete Albums Collection of Buffalo Springfield CD and vinyl sets • Mono mixes • Neil Young-supervised remasters A ‘Complete Albums… 14 Comments Sign up for the sde newsletter. RECENT POSTS Tom petty & the heartbreakers’ ‘long after dark’ getting deluxe edition, ‘talking heads: 77’ getting deluxe editions, grateful dead to issue april 1978 concerts, ‘friend of the devils’, reo speedwagon to cease touring citing ‘irreconcilable differences’. 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Stills and Young compiled and mixed the original eight-track concert recordings with John Hanlon at Sunset Sound Studios in Los Angeles. The audio is AAA lacquer cut for the vinyl release to provide the highest audio fidelity. Best Classic Bands had reported about the release back in April based on comments that Young had shared. “I was new in the band, having been brought in by Stephen Stills, my Buffalo Springfield band-mate. We didn’t know much material to sing together yet. They had the historic CSN album with tracks created largely by Stills, full of great songs and singing by all members. When we took the stage, CSN would play their favorites along with some brand new songs that would later [become] classics. Some, like ‘Our House,’ were so new that only the writer-singer would perform them.” Recorded only a month after Woodstock, the September 20 concert was the band’s fourth show in two days at the Fillmore East and featured both acoustic and electric sets. Stills shares they were still figuring things out. “We had no idea how long this was going to last. Or how big it would get,” he says. “All we knew is we had a hit, and we’d better get cracking. These first few concerts would inform the songs to come, but for now we had these and a few holdovers from previous projects. Everything was on the fly. We had been singing the acoustic ones for months to anyone who would listen . . . to an open refrigerator. It’s why the album came so easily. The singing virtually arranged itself—a few inspired ideas but for the most part what came naturally. Not that there weren’t decades of experience with really great vocal training and organizations under our respective belts. So when we realized we had to tour, like now, we were determined to have some electric music to play. Especially since Neil had come aboard. “The acoustic part of the show took care of itself, but now that we had equipment and Dallas [Taylor, drums] and Greg [Reeves, bass] and sizable shows to do, we just went for it. What we lacked in finesse, we made up for in enthusiasm…A band on the run. Expecting to fly.” Nash, Crosby, Stills and Young, with drummer Dallas Taylor (L) and bass guitarist Greg Reeves (R) in August 1969 (Photo © Henry Diltz; used with permission) The setlist spotlights soon-to-be classics from CSN’s self-titled debut and Young’s Everybody Knows This Is Nowhere with “Suite: Judy Blue Eyes,” “Helplessly Hoping,” and “Down By The River.” The concert also features early versions of two future Déjà Vu tracks. Stills delivers a stunning solo acoustic performance of his introspective ballad “4 + 20,” followed by Nash, alone at the organ, singing “Our House” to its inspiration, Joni Mitchell, who was in the Fillmore audience. Related: Our Album Rewind of Déjà Vu In the acoustic set, Young gave a nod to Buffalo Springfield playing “I’ve Loved Her So Long,” a song he wrote for the group’s final album, 1968’s Last Time Around . Young says, “For me, CSNY was a chance to reunite with Steve Stills and carry on the Buffalo Springfield vibe. Crosby’s great energy was always our catalyst. Graham and Stephen’s vocals, along with David’s and mine, were uplifting every night. Great moments I will never forget.” The electric set is powerful and intense, highlighted by expansive versions of “Wooden Ships,” “Long Time Gone,” and “Sea Of Madness.” The band closes the show with “Find The Cost Of Freedom,” a new song by Stills that later would be released as the B-side to the protest anthem “Ohio.” “Hearing the music again after all these years, I can tell how much we loved each other and loved the music that we were creating,” Nash says. “ We were so confident in what we were doing, and you can hear it in this recording. We even joked with each other in the middle of singing a song, and the gentle but spirited way we did the acoustic songs contrasted so much with the enormous, huge sound of the electric set. We were four people reveling in the different sounds we were producing, quietly singing together on the one hand, then rocking like f**k for the rest of the concert. Our audiences were as pleased as we were by what they said was a ‘concert to remember,’ and I’ve often told the story of our friend Bill Graham pushing $100 bills under the door, trying to entice us to do yet another song. It was only when Neil saw that he’d gotten to $800 that we finally gave up and went back to play another encore, much to the delight of the audience.” Live At The Fillmore East, 1969 LP Tracklist Acoustic Set Side One “Suite: Judy Blue Eyes” “Blackbird” “Helplessly Hoping” “Guinnevere” “Lady Of The Island” Side Two “Go Back Home” “On The Way Home” “4 + 20” “Our House” “I’ve Loved Her So Long” “You Don’t Have To Cry” Electric Set Side One “Long Time Gone” “Wooden Ships” “Bluebird Revisited” “Sea Of Madness” Side Two “Down By The River” “Find The Cost Of Freedom” Less than a year later, Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young returned to the Fillmore from June 2-7, 1970. Many of the performances at those shows were released on the band’s 1971 double live album, 4 Way Street . 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Neil Young Watch Neil Young perform Whiskey Boot Hill live at the Riverboat in 1969, a rare and intimate acoustic show from his archives. Neil Young at the Riverboat coffee house previously unreleased live version from The Archives Vol. 1 (1963-1972) Disc 03 - Live at the Riverboat (Toronto 1969).I don't ... Live at the Riverboat 1969 by Neil Young This live album captures Young's residency at the Riverboat in February of 1969 - smack in the middle of the Everybody Knows This Is Nowhere sessions with Crazy Horse. There's no hint of that coming sonic revolution in his sound here, though - it's a solo acoustic set that feels a lot like the one on Sugar Mountain, right down to the excessive ... Neil Young It's so noisy at the fair. But all your friends are there. And the candy floss you had. And your mother and your dad. [Chorus] Oh, to live on Sugar Mountain. With the barkers and the colored ... 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