Neil Young

In November 1991, when 'Ohio' was performed live by Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young at Golden Gate Park, Neil Young was riding a wave of change in his career. Just prior to this recording, he had released the album 'Harvest Moon' in 1992, which was a reflective work that revisited themes of love and nostalgia—essentially a spiritual successor to his iconic 'Harvest' album from 1970. Young's blend of folk rock and poignant lyricism resonated deeply during this era, coming off years filled with diverse projects and collaborations. Interestingly, the live performance of 'Ohio' echoed the band's commitment to activism, a hallmark of their work since the '70s. This particular concert not only celebrated their musical journey but also served as a reminder of their collective voices for social change in turbulent times.

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