The Song That Started Grunge | Neil Young - Heart Of Gold | Vocal Coach Analysis

[@BethRoars]

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[@evilvolts]

Don't know if you heard of these gals ages 14-22 at Debut started as young as 13 here are their individual lives and songs with all 7, also a song focusing on Vocals. Ahyeon was sick during the vocal video so I added her Individual Cover from their Song/Dance Challenge show Last Evaluation Haram-Chiquita-Rora-Pharita-Asa-Ruka-Ahyeon kzbin.info/www/bejne/sGKsm3pqrtNmkNE Babymonster Forever kzbin.info/www/bejne/m3umeX6gqZWAhtk Babymonster Stuck In The Middle (Ballad) kzbin.info/www/bejne/faS5Ypxmhq2cY9E Also Babymonster reaction to Stuck In The Middle (They didn't have a clue how it would turn out LOL) Ahyeon Dangerously (Charlie Pugh after seeing it go viral he gifted the song "Like That" to Babymonster) kzbin.info/www/bejne/rqiaimWdq86KmKM Babymonster (Charlie Pugh gifted song)kzbin.info/www/bejne/g2nVZKtqh8prY6s Babymonster deliver fandom name to their fans (Hilarious) kzbin.info/www/bejne/sHfLhWWYgt-ae8U Babymonster Batter Up (1st Debut without Ahyeon) kzbin.info/www/bejne/pZ2niKBoq8p2qK8 Baby ages 14-22 Monster Talent Level Batter Up broke 100,000 The Fastest for k-pop and Sheesh broke their own record and fastest to 200,000.

[@bobduerwald9805]

The magic of Neil Young: He could mesmerize an audience with just a guitar, his harmonica, and his voice. He is one of the all-time greats!

[@gustavooliveira215]

One of the great musical geniuses of the 20th century. Tks for sharing!

[@TStyx]

Great video! One of my favourite quotes from Mr Young was "I don't write songs, I just write them down"

[@ttakayama493]

I love the way you react and express your feelings when you hear singers perform. You have my respect and admiration for the beautiful work you do!

[@paulrodsted3905]

This performance has a couple of brilliant songs.... Old man is one.... Fantastic

[@gablen23]

Neil and his harmonica, magical.

[@JeroenSchoenmaker]

Neil Young. Great master of making great songs with just an acoustic guitar, a harmonica and a big heart!

[@IOSARBX]

Beth Roars, this videos deserves all the views

[@QuicknStraight]

Neil Young was my first "big" gig, at Wembley Arena, 1982, and it was a brilliant show!

[@markdeloria20]

Neil Young is one of my all-time favorite singer/songwriters. I love it when songs are written from experience, as they tend to be performed with more emotion... a more intimate look into their soul.

[@jeffmcclure4047]

This whole concert deserved a huge shoutout to the engineers at the BBC for the perfection of the sound. This is from literally more than 50 years ago.

[@DENVEROUTDOORMAN]

Wimpy wimpy wimpy way overplayed trash on am TOP 40 garbage station....You Need Down By The River or Southern Man

[@DENVEROUTDOORMAN]

Nope we need Neil's Rock not wimpy boy

[@mark-be9mq]

Nothing middle of the road abt it. It was a huge song radio staple. We waited for it, sang along w/melancholy words & were left w/that yearning vibe. Every time.

[@BendsMusic]

Neil Young the godfather of grunge.. 🎶 Hey Hey My My 🎶

[@cheampeake1680]

My My Hey Hey

[@redmar2655]

Rock and Roll can never die

[@DrStrangelove3891]

Dylan mentions Neil Young in the song Highlands, where he sings that when he listens to Neil Young, he turns up the sound 😀

[@stephenreiner1523]

Oh my what can't you say about Neal? That haunting declaration of a voice. He always making you wanting more. And he certainly delivers. Time and Time again. Great presentation Beth, truly.

[@michaelrichardson5841]

This song has often been identified as the greatest Canadian song on many best-of-lists and countdowns.

[@kflangan]

I love this song, but go find the performance of Helpless from The Last Waltz. Joni Mitchell was the backup singer, and just spooky great. I do wonder how aware the audience was aware of the greatness that they were witnessing.

[@terryaustin5976]

Harvest Moon is a wonderful showing of his talent a bit later in life. GREAT VIDEO WITH THAT SONG!!!

[@stephenreiner1523]

Even though he's sitting and leaning into the Mike as a way of singing with a previous back injury certainly didn't mean that he was restricted in his uniquely dynamic voice and mesmerizing story telling. Just nobody ever could replace him. Thank you Beth, I agree, it's a beautiful thing.

[@madjax56]

Old Man is my favorite Niel Young song

[@howardyoung9987]

Greetings again. Brilliant review. I was lucky to see him at the Glasgow Apollo in 1976 then many years later at the Hydro in Glasgow. A favourite artist and I love both songs from the heart and the Ditch Trilogy. Thank you, Howard.

[@frankshannon340]

I first saw Neil Young in 1972 and The Eagles were the support band.

[@pseudonic]

Love this review! Thanks, Beth! The Late Charles Bradley, The Screaming Eagle of Soul, did a cover of this song that's AMAZING.

[@patrick86806]

for me it's all about doing it in an honest way! what ever the art form is! not just for money! thank you sharing your thoughts.

[@woodsea434]

One of my favorite Neil Young songs. I wasn't aware that some folks thought of this song as being milquetoast. I always found it to be a plaintively wanting song.

[@WhiskyCanuck]

Neither did I. The only way I would understand it is that "middle of the road" just means "mainstream".

[@woodsea434]

@@WhiskyCanuck Oh, that could be, perhaps I misunderstood the slang. Thank you!

[@BrianLowe-oq9mj]

It was a new song he hadn't played in public before, along with a few others on that BBC4 live concert, including Old Man.

[@mioufie23]

yeah, there's a bit at the start of this that 's been edited out here where he apologises to the audience for boring them with a new song

[@hardwors11]

It's the way how he created and build it up the expression in song the great thing. A magic song like a few ones.

[@matthewgoodA1206]

When it comes to artists and bands, my parents and I don’t have too much in common. But we all love the music of Neil Young.

[@Scottishbear582]

Beth, you should check out Neil's Harvest Moon classic. Keep up the good work, lass.

[@oscararzate7956]

Una canción tan bonita como mi sueño azul 💙 bien Beth 👏👏🍀🍀

[@RedwoodGeorge]

It's funny, I was just listening to this song this past weekend and I was struck once again by the wonderful harmonies at the end. I was hoping you'd mention Linda Ronstadt and sure enough, you did! (Even if she isn't on this live solo version).

[@kimnesvig254]

Interesting, Iwas listening to Powderfinger yesterday. I refuse to pick a favorite Neil Young song. Also loved hearing the harmonies with Linda Ronstadt and James Taylor.

[@terryaustin5976]

They were all taking a break and this guy was walking down the sidewalk carrying a banjo. Neil asked if he could play it. The guy said yes. He laid down the Banjo part and left never got his name and never got credit on the album.

[@Lwize]

This was Neil's only No. 1 song, but his legendary career was never about hit singles...

[@davidmiller189]

This song was the first 45 record I bought when I was a teen, cost me 10 cents.

[@professorD72]

Amazing!

[@wattheheck6010]

Love his "A Man Needs A Maid" song.

[@tonyhamid802]

I was introduced to Neil Young by the film Wonder Boys.

[@Eric-in-TO]

Weird but true; Neil and Rick James were in a band, the Mynah Birds, in Toronto in the early 60's.

[@carolmartin4413]

What an amalgamation of true artistic talent...Linda, James, Neil...turns out heavenly. Just about anything NY writes is close to home...fine with me...makes it human. Get your partner, put on 'Harvest Moon' and head for the dance floor. ❤

[@PatrickRosenbalm]

Oh to Live on Sugar Mountain. With the barkers and the colored balloons. One of my favorites of his. BTW, when I find Boudleaux Bryant's demo of Love Hurts, I'll get it to you. I haven't forgot, just been extremely busy all summer. Even had to give playing in a cover band a break.

[@scottdobson1276]

If you haven't yet, please look at After the Goldrush. Brilliant song, that also had an amazing cover done.

[@Victorlealdrums]

Lov this guy

[@scottwheeler2679]

I love both songs from personal experience and songs that are more grand and conceptual. I love Neil Young, Cat Stevens et al. But I love Yes and Genesis too. There is plenty of room for both

[@stukkdolo4739]

Hi ms roars!!! Love you videos❤

[@weeooh1]

Been a fan of Neil since early 70s. And when he played with Crosby Stills and Nash. Pls do Old Man.. spell-binding song.

[@bob_uker]

She did Old Man: kzbin.info/www/bejne/pqG2d2mApcmUgbMsi=w5VHsqm2W6ExcemH

[@jaybo2023]

Same concert as this and old man....please check out Birds or Love in Mind...two incredible songs...maybe a total of 5 minutes between the two...thank you for your reactions

[@irvinchadwick5046]

You should check out CSNY and Tom Jones performing long time gone. Best jam session you will ever see.

[@mytmyt]

Love this song, but "Helpless" will always be my favorite. Maybe not a better song, but still my favorite.

[@rodneygriffin7666]

I'm 59 and still searching. And I'm getting old.💧 My biggest fear is to die alone.

[@vanlepthien6768]

You might want to listen to "Helpless". Dylan was jealous because Young is better on the harmonica.

[@IOSARBX]

Beth Roars, awesome content keep it up bro

[@BethRoars]

Thank you!

[@dbradx]

Neil once said that 'Heart of Gold' put him in the middle of the road - but the middle of the road is boring, he headed straight for the ditch on his next album. Neil's a unique musical genius for sure, whether behind his acoustic guitar, or strapping on Old Black and letting loose with Crazy Horse. Great choice, and great reaction as always - cheers from Canada!

[@BalefulBunyip]

Love this style of dong have you done any analysis of Joni Mitchell ?

[@scottwheeler2679]

It's "middle of the road" because Neil Young is just that good.

[@PeterOConnell-pq6io]

Nothing wrong getting bowled over colliding with Young. Strange how talented Canadians keep adopting US.

[@KarlKernebeck]

Love the reaction videos. Been listening to your album & I noticed your accent softens when u sing & I've noticed that with other singers w/accents, I'm curious with you if that's intentional or if it happens naturally when you sing

[@BethRoars]

I made a whole video on this! kzbin.info/www/bejne/pZmmnnqPqJlmhLc

[@tonyl5676]

Should try Lee Coulter, artist out of Cali that is of similar style, very positive, surely should be more famous, fantastic musician.

[@jj-if6it]

I didn't know they sang harmonies on it?!

[@mauricio77vicente35]

Suggestion for reacting: Um dia, um Adeus from singer Guilherme Arantes.

[@ndifference]

Positive songs are difficult to write, says Elvis Costello. He followed that by stating, "Any a**hole can write 'look at my wounds' music. I don't know enough to know it it's true.

[@williamthelast1]

Elvis Costello is always sarcastic. He wrote himself négative, sad, or angry songs, forever. Never heard a positive song from him. Maybe I forget some. And it's only my advice.

[@JohnLedger-g4i]

Uncle Neil. Believably he is is considered the godfather of grunge

[@DENVEROUTDOORMAN]

Yup but you wouldn't know it cause WIMPY BOY REQUESTORS never try his rock

[@hippomancy]

the manner of the song-writing varies in success based on the songwriter/performer... some people are storytellers and are fascinating: John Prine, Jonie Mitchell, Bob Dylan, Robbie Robertson, Kate Bush, Lennon/McCartney- and some people excel at the autobio songs- such as Neil, Lou Reed (and Jonie). Pete Townshend is sometimes too much in his own head, as is Roger Waters. but I love Neil. even his "failures" aka the Geffen years were more interesting than most musicians' successes

[@fischerrrr]

Please review "Los Jaivas: La conquistada" ❤

[@koniu7413]

please reacts to Daria Stavrovich "Chandelier" - Semifinal - Voice - Season 5, you will be suprised.

[@jn9604]

LOve the ditch trilogy and alos TIme Fades Away that oretty much belongs with those other 3 albums. Ater the Gold Rush is alos great. There are som many great albums, but he also has a few I really don't like too.

[@silberstein28]

Hello Beth, you are a beautiful woman and your analyses are wonderful, I would like you to watch the video of Toni Platão and Zélia Duncan singing "Carne e osso". Please.🤗

[@tillman40]

I liked the times when we loved the music but didn't know much about the artist

[@frankmartell2063]

Sedan delivery please

[@michaelbailey1395]

Hope is not a strategy.

[@jman3254]

I think that he is searching the world for someone with a heart of gold, but he's not finding that person no matter for how long he searches, and he's getting old in the process. Like he's gonna die one day and he would have never found a good hearted person. And he might be longing for him to have a heart of gold inside of himself.

[@VincentOReilly-ts4jl]

Neil Young is known to be the Father of Grunge

[@johnianknox1629]

Seen Neil at the Glasgow Apollo 1974, have to say not one of his best and i am a fan since Buffallo Springfield days, the warm up band were better, incidently it was The Eagles.

[@caltha2720]

Can hear how this (and Neil Young in general) may have influenced Ben Gibbard.

[@TheAyeAye1]

I haven't been able to listen to him since he became a censorship enthusiast.

[@edubfromktown]

Neil is and awesome song writer, musician and singer with an incredible range. He sort of rolls his jaw to the side when he is singing... not a common approach, imo

[@guitaleleoeuvre]

I used "stems" I found to do a cover version of this song and video (not intended as parody, but as tribute) a dozen years ago! I'm just curious if ANYONE out there knows if I used "recreated bass/drums/harmonica" ...or, if it came from the REAL stems of the original recording?) kzbin.info/www/bejne/rmSae417fbyjhKcsi=3LxOvsOOxce4aqfL

[@guitaleleoeuvre]

Guitar and vocal was ALL ME! (only "some" of the harmonica was mine!)

[@guitaleleoeuvre]

Pedal steel was NOT the late-grate Herby Wallace. (I think it was Jerry Garcia fucking around with a new toy in the background!)

[@Mr.Bluefarmer]

Beth! Please tell me, can anyone learn to sing? How how how on earth can I learn :(

[@BethRoars]

Hey! Anyone can learn to sing to a decent level. Just like anyone can learn to play football or get fit. The best way is working with a singing teacher/vocal coach, there are loads of wonderful teachers out there!

[@viniciusbonalume8900]

i dont believe u have 0 videos of Renato russo one of the best singers from Brasil.

[@hermannschaefer4777]

Young is a great musician, yes, but the other 3 he often joined also had some nice stuff. kzbin.info/www/bejne/eJWlpGqAe9Nshs0 live @Woodstock kzbin.info/www/bejne/qqXFmYRtrtdrgLs Was IMHO one of the best debut albums ever. kzbin.info/www/bejne/kHi3YYNmja-FfK8

[@guitaleleoeuvre]

FUNNY that Neil has FLOODED my "subscriptions" with stuff at the same time YOU (Beth) are "reacting" to one of his songs! ...hmm. (I'm not suspicious.) Who, Me?

[@andychisarick6879]

I gotta say,the full studio version has so much more nuance & flavor. Like b&w tv in '72 vs 75"HDTV. Not my cuppa tea, but why not...

[@guitaleleoeuvre]

Kurt Cobain stole a LOT from Neil Young.

[@garysmith9823]

I used to love this artist. Then he led the charge to censor anyone with any questions about the vax. Some day I maybe be able to listen to him, Joni Mitchell or the CSNY, but it will not be soon.

[@cleroyster2610]

Too bad his politics have ruined his music.

[@AdDewaard-hu3xk]

Why does politics have to ruin anything? Stick with the music.

[@cleroyster2610]

@@AdDewaard-hu3xk I would , if the musicians would also do that.

[@TheAyeAye1]

@@AdDewaard-hu3xk Because he's alive to get the money one gives him. I was with him a long, long time through all kinds of agreement and disagreement. This time he actively tried to deprive people of income if they voiced any questions about getting the vax.

[@MrMjp58]

BBC sound recordings of that era were usually crystal clear and perfectly mixed. They stand up to this day. Their more recent efforts don’t match up.