Neil Young

In 1998, Neil Young performed 'Old Man' at the Farm Aid concert in Tinley Park, Illinois, a poignant moment reflecting both his legacy and commitment to agriculture and family farmers. Just before this live performance, Young had released the album 'Silver & Gold' in 2000, but during this time, he was riding the wave of the acclaimed 'Harvest Moon' (1992), which solidified his place as a treasure in American folk rock. Interestingly, Farm Aid has been a significant cause for Young, showcasing artists' dedication to family farms. This concert served as a platform not only for musical expression but also for social activism, bringing attention to the struggles of farmers across America. In the midst of a storied career, Young's performance at Farm Aid 1998 reminded fans of his heart and humility, capturing a rare synergy of music and advocacy.

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