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Last night Ocean Elders, a group dedicated to
conservation and protection of the ocean and its wildlife, held its first annual summit at
City Winery in New York. Former President Bill Clinton and moguls Ted Turner and Richard
Branson were among those on hand to draw attention to the worthy cause. Ocean Elders
counts
Neil Young among
its
supporters and Young not only turned up at City Winery, but he performed a pair of songs.
[Photo by @jdorf]
According to Neil Young fan site Bad News
Beat,
Young covered Bob Dylan's "Blowin' In The Wind" and Phil Ochs' "Changes" at last night's
summit. Neil had covered both songs as part of his Farm Aid set on Saturday night in Saratoga Springs, NY.
Last night's summit also featured a performance by fellow Ocean Elders supporter Jackson
Browne.
We'll keep our eyes out for any video from Neil's surprise appearance at City Winery.
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[Published on: 9/24/13]
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