The chat touches on several of Young’s most memorable TV performances, starting with Buffalo Springfield’s blink-and-you’ll-miss-it appearance on a 1967 episode of the CBS detective series Mannix.
,” he said. “He’s managed to stay completely authentic and raw in a way that almost seems impossible to me. What he was doing with Buffalo Springfield in [1966], he’s still going for that. He hasn’t calcified. He hasn’t crusted over. He’s still going for that. So that guy blows me away.”
O’Brien featured Young on his various late-night talk shows at several points over the past few decades, and he just sat down with him for an hour-long conversation that will air today on SiriusXM’s Team Coco Radio. Their chat touches on several of Young’s most memorable TV performances, starting with Buffalo Springfield’s blink-and-you’ll-miss-it appearance on a 1967 episode of the CBS detective series. “Our managers thought this was a great opportunity to move into television,” Young said.
The appearance looms much larger in the mind of Stephen Stills. The Buffalo Springfield singer brought it up unprompted in a“The best sound we ever got was when we did this stupid TV show where we played just a little bit of a song,” he said. “We were like, ‘Oh, my God, that’s the sound we’ve been looking for.’ It was the only place we could get that sound right.”The Johnny Cash
show to play “The Needle and the Damage Done” and “Journey Through The Past.” “You gotta realize, I’m 23 years old, and I’m going on a television show,” Young told O’Brien. “I was petrified. I was thinking about the song I was going to sing and whether I was going to screw up or not. That’s all I thought about. I don’t really remember much else about it.”
He does vividly remember his legendary performance on Saturday Night Live in September 1989, where he played a blistering rendition of “Rockin’ In The Free World” with drummer Steve Jordan, bassist Charlie Drayton, and Crazy Horse guitarist Frank “Poncho” Sampedro. According to several Young aficionados, it’s his single best performance on a television show. Conan O’Brien was a young SNL writer at the time, and he recalled watching it live.
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