Setlist at Way Down In The Rust Bucket Santa Cruz, CA on Nov 13, 1990

Set One
Country Home 557
Surfer Joe And Moe The Sleaze 341
Love To Burn 837
Days That Used To Be 296
Bite The Bullet 239
Cinnamon Girl 246
Farmer John 364
Over and Over 623
Danger Bird 628
Don't Cry No Tears 262
Sedan Delivery 347
Roll Another Number (For the Road) 286
Fuckin' Up 315
T-Bone 405
Homegrown 287
Mansion on the Hill 358
Like A Hurricane 781
Love And Only Love 799
Cortez The Killer 686
Way Down In The Rust Bucket
Santa Cruz, CA
Nov 13, 1990

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Setlist at Way Down In The Rust Bucket Santa Cruz, CA on Nov 13, 1990

Set One
Country Home 557
Surfer Joe And Moe The Sleaze 341
Love To Burn 837
Days That Used To Be 296
Bite The Bullet 239
Cinnamon Girl 246
Farmer John 364
Over and Over 623
Danger Bird 628
Don't Cry No Tears 262
Sedan Delivery 347
Roll Another Number (For the Road) 286
Fuckin' Up 315
T-Bone 405
Homegrown 287
Mansion on the Hill 358
Like A Hurricane 781
Love And Only Love 799
Cortez The Killer 686

Show Notes

After recording Ragged Glory at Broken Arrow Ranch in the spring of 1990 and releasing it that September, Young and Crazy Horse took the stage at The Catalyst in Santa Cruz on November 13 to unleash the songs upon a live audience. In true Crazy Horse fashion, the incendiary show ran across three sets and over three hours, with songs like “Love and Only Love” and “Like a Hurricane” hypnotically stretching past ten minutes. The Catalyst gig also marked the first time “Danger Bird”—a cut from Young’s 1975 album Zuma—was played for a live audience, thundering on into psychedelic six-string fireworks. Other live debuts on Way Down in the Rust Bucket include “Surfer Joe and Moe the Sleaze,” “Love to Burn,” “Farmer John,” “Over and Over,” “Fuckin’ Up,” “Mansion on the Hill,” and “Love and Only Love.” 
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Reviews

Vickie 3/7/2024 3:19:00 AM

"I went to this show and taped it on Sony D5. 34 years later it is still in my top 5 concerts. Went and saw about 7 of the Old Princeton Point Landing Bar shows in 1996 that Neil Young & Crazy Horse played over a couple weeks. That place was about 125 people per show. They were good. But this is still my favorite of any practice tour shows I saw."

Max Everhart 8/9/2023 11:29:32 PM

"I was a student at UCSC on my way to work when the $20 tickets went on sale at the catalyst Santa Cruz. Needless to say I was late for work. Neil and Crazy Horse were getting ready to tour. What a show! Had the soundboard cassette for years. Happy to finally have the CD and access to it on Nugs! So raw and quintessential Crazy Horse! Excellent. "

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