Last night [January 17] Neil Young played the third of his four 'Honor The Treaties' concerts to raise money for the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation Legal Defense Fund. The show took place at Conexus Arts Centre, Regina, Saskatchewan. The set list was almost identical to Young's recent run of shows at New York's Carnegie Hall, as well as the first two 'Honor The Treaties' engagements at Massey Hall on Sunday, January 12 and the Winnipeg Centennial Concert Hall on Thursday, January 16. The Conexus Arts Centre set however featured a cover of "Four Strong Winds", a song by Ian and Sylvia that Young recorded on his 1978 album Comes A Time. Young last played the song live in 2011. The 'Honor The Treaties' concerts will aid the native Canadians in their battle against oil companies and the government to preserve their land. The remaining 'Honor The Treaties' show take place on January 19 at Jack Singer Concert Hall, Calgary, Alberta. Click here to watch footage from Neil Young's Honor The Treaties press conference which took place on Sunday [January 12] and saw Young criticising Canada's federal government and Alberta’s oilsands development. Neil Young's set list from the Conexus Arts Centre was: From Hank To Hendrix On The Way Home Only Love Can Break Your Heart Love In Mind Mellow My Mind Are You Ready For The Country? Someday Changes Harvest Old Man A Man Needs A Maid Ohio Southern Man Mr. Soul Pocahontas Four Strong Winds Heart Of Gold Encore: Comes A Time Long May You Run
Last night [January 17] Neil Young played the third of his four ‘Honor The Treaties‘ concerts to raise money for the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation Legal Defense Fund.
The show took place at Conexus Arts Centre, Regina, Saskatchewan.
The set list was almost identical to Young’s recent run of shows at New York’s Carnegie Hall, as well as the first two ‘Honor The Treaties’ engagements at Massey Hall on Sunday, January 12 and the Winnipeg Centennial Concert Hall on Thursday, January 16.
The Conexus Arts Centre set however featured a cover of “Four Strong Winds“, a song by Ian and Sylvia that Young recorded on his 1978 album Comes A Time. Young last played the song live in 2011.
The ‘Honor The Treaties’ concerts will aid the native Canadians in their battle against oil companies and the government to preserve their land. The remaining ‘Honor The Treaties’ show take place on January 19 at Jack Singer Concert Hall, Calgary, Alberta.
Click here to watch footage from Neil Young’s Honor The Treaties press conference which took place on Sunday [January 12] and saw Young criticising Canada’s federal government and Alberta’s oilsands development.
Neil Young’s set list from the Conexus Arts Centre was:
From Hank To Hendrix
On The Way Home
Only Love Can Break Your Heart
Love In Mind
Mellow My Mind
Are You Ready For The Country?
Someday
Changes
Harvest
Old Man
A Man Needs A Maid
Ohio
Southern Man
Mr. Soul
Pocahontas
Four Strong Winds
Heart Of Gold
Encore:
Comes A Time
Long May You Run
