Once again, I ashamed of my Country - anyone that thinks we are free of racism or segregation lives in a bubble..Sigh - I'm actually a Daughter of the Confederate as my mother's ancestors were pre-state Floridians - My grand father and grandmother in the depression worked with the WPS with Zora Neale Hurston https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zora_Neale_Hurston) and Stetson Kennedy (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stetson_Kennedy) to collect Slave stories and music (now proudly stored in the Smithsonian) and were civil rights leaders, but only as whites...so we are are Southern Liberals - my grandfather took me to my ancestor's plantation when I was 10 to show me the slave quarters - for those that don't know there is a BRING THE FLAG DOWN campaign in America - aka - the rebel flag, which stands for murder, segregation, racism: The Southern Poverty Law Center is leading this charge, and I, of course support it...so in honor -I bring you Neil Young's Song: Not sorry Lyn Skynard!   3

lesakramer5 21 Jun 2015

il est grand, gigantesque, fabuleux... bordel, version live du Southern Man de Neil Young !

fhouste 20 Feb 2015

For me the obvious song missing from NY's almost greatest hits set in Hyde Park.

Steveh1000 13 Jul 2014

Straight in at number 87.....I'm still trying to narrow down the number of Neil Young songs on this Top 100....it's not easy. The emotion of this song still gets me....a bloody great song.......Enjoy Jammers!!!!!!   6

njparry 29 Jul 2014