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Return to Greendale: Vinyl 2LP O&OQ42026SALE_50% Ukulele Songs also includes a THEKOOKSLP1

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Return to Greendale: Vinyl 2LP O&OQ42026SALE_50% Ukulele Songs also includes a THEKOOKSLP1 Ukulele Songs also includes a uke version of Pearl Jam’s 2002 track “Can’t Keep” and guest vocalists on two tracks: Glen Hansard on “Sleepless Nights” and Cat Power on “Tonight You Belong To Me Palaces is his most confident Return to Greendale is the next installment in Neil Young’s Performance Series and features a concert (audio & on film) from the historic and unique 2003 tour supporting the release of the Neil Young with Crazy Horse album Greendale Neil Young and Crazy Horse were joined on stage by a large cast of singers and actors to perform the story Neil Young wrote about the small town of Greendale and how a dramatic event affects the people living there

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