danielreid27
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Neil Young - Long May You Run Chords | Ver. 1
Long May You Run Chords - Neil Young, Version (1). Play Long May You Run Chords using simple video lessons
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Long May You Run Chords
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You might consider transcribing and write out that little solo at 2:24 and post it to this thread. It would give it a little added value beyond clickbait for you tube and a-z chords.
Plus it would be cool.
/me has a chrome heart
Plus it would be cool.
/me has a chrome heart
Saw the Stills-Young Band ( and this song played) live in '76 ( I think)
- for some reason, not processing that they were actually playing together.
Thought the guys were only playing separately- 'duh!'
Would later do this song in an acoustic 4-piece College group ( I was 'lead guitar'- not singing - like CSN&Y, just with 2 singers, 3 guitars)
Play it at home now for kicks, practicing chords, ( it's in my 'Neil Young rolodex')
It's an OK song- written about Neil's car...
- for some reason, not processing that they were actually playing together.
Thought the guys were only playing separately- 'duh!'
Would later do this song in an acoustic 4-piece College group ( I was 'lead guitar'- not singing - like CSN&Y, just with 2 singers, 3 guitars)
Play it at home now for kicks, practicing chords, ( it's in my 'Neil Young rolodex')
It's an OK song- written about Neil's car...
danielreid27
Tele-Afflicted
clickbait? I post this STUFF from YouTube because it is a major source of info.
You are free to IGNORE me if it bothers you...
Your in-grattitude for my efforts is truly chilling.I am certain ONE person on this Forum might enjoy this great lesson.Move along...
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Frontier9
Friend of Leo's
Couple of changes needed:
The first line of the verses goes D, DMaj7, G, D - not D, A, G, D
And there's no G chord after the Bb chord that he throws in there at the end of the chorus. Just Bb back to D (with an e-to-f flourish briefly added while on the Bb)
The first line of the verses goes D, DMaj7, G, D - not D, A, G, D
And there's no G chord after the Bb chord that he throws in there at the end of the chorus. Just Bb back to D (with an e-to-f flourish briefly added while on the Bb)
Sorry! I guess I didn’t realize your post was intended to be a great lesson. Thanks! no ingratitude meant.clickbait? I post this STUFF from YouTube because it is a major source of info.
You are free to IGNORE me if it bothers you...
Move along... View attachment 1054780
Not to be a nit picky dork, but actually a Pan Head HD.
So, a bike, right? ( I know nothing)
Yes. Harley Davidson. The panhead motors were made from 1948-1965.
I learned everything I know about motorcycles from Jon Backlund threads!
- really!
He’s a great source.
Flat6Driver
Poster Extraordinaire
I hate to have to use this one, but it's about Neil's hearse. He had a hearse ("mort") that he drove around like a station wagon hauling the band gear.
There’s just one problem with your source, @Flat6Driver
According to the Wikipedia page about the album that produced the song, there were two hearses named “Mort” - Mort and Mort 2.
Long May You Run
Anyway, we can agree that the song’s about a car.
According to the Wikipedia page about the album that produced the song, there were two hearses named “Mort” - Mort and Mort 2.
Long May You Run
Anyway, we can agree that the song’s about a car.
Also, no D chord on the word "still" in the second line, it goes straight from G to A.
danielreid27
Tele-Afflicted
Dang ! ya learn something new every day ! 
Boreas
Doctor of Teleocity
If I recall correctly from his books, the hearse referred to in the song was a Buick. I forget where the "chrome heart" was located, but being a hearse, it could have been anywhere.
The Meaning of Neil Young's "Long May You Run" - Extra Chill
Listening to Neil Young’s “Long May You Run” for the first time, you may assume that it’s a love song
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danielreid27
Tele-Afflicted
The story of the hearse that Neil Young drove in the beginning of his career
The legendary Canadian folk rock musician Neil Young used to drive a hearse in the beginning of his career in order to get around to gigs. He acquired a 1948 Buick Roadmaster hearse and named the car “Mortimer Hearseburg”, or simply “Mort”. Advertisement The car was auctioned back in 2017 and it...
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3 Neil Young cars go up for auction in LA on Dec. 9
If you’ve been a miner for a heart of gold, or a Buick Roadmaster, there are two of the latter here
Boreas
Doctor of Teleocity
Lionel train supporter. Bridge School co-founder. Creator (not builder) of LincVolt. And of course, the Whizzer.
I do believe my cousin has a Buick hears just like the one shown in the first article there. It has been sitting in his backyard for decades. I may take a ride this afternoon on the Harley to check it out. I remember working on a straight eight Buick engine in the early ‘60s when my father had a garage serving a small agricultural community. The Buick would pump water…and sounded great doing it. All of the 389 Pontiacs sang a different song….straight pipes blaring at the sky.The story of the hearse that Neil Young drove in the beginning of his career
The legendary Canadian folk rock musician Neil Young used to drive a hearse in the beginning of his career in order to get around to gigs. He acquired a 1948 Buick Roadmaster hearse and named the car “Mortimer Hearseburg”, or simply “Mort”. Advertisement The car was auctioned back in 2017 and it...3 Neil Young cars go up for auction in LA on Dec. 9
If you’ve been a miner for a heart of gold, or a Buick Roadmaster, there are two of the latter herewww.autoweek.com
