Neil Young had a hell of 1970. Let's review. He kicked off the year with a quick European jaunt with Crosby, Stills & Nash, where they were hailed as "the American Beatles." In February and March he took Crazy Horse on a tour of U.S. theaters. The band's mind-splitting onstage powers can be best heard on the absolutely essential Fillmore East live album belatedly released in 2006. Also in March, CSNY released Deja Vu, which sold millions, and the group played to the assembled hordes in stadiums all over the country that summer. At some point . . .
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