Young Digs Up Past for Farm Aid

After performing a sublime version of Rosetta Stone Outlet "Harvest Moon" under abrilliant harvest moon Saturday night, Neil Young addressed a fieldof 23,000 concertgoers, plus several million Country MusicTelevision viewers: "Call 1-800 FARM AID," he ordered. "Send ussome money. We need some money to fight the battle . . . to saveour traditional way of life."Young and his Farm Aid co-founders Willie Nelson and JohnMellencamp, as well as new board member Dave Matthews, headlined aneleven-hour performance at the Post-Gazette Pavilion inBurgettstown, Pennsylvania, near Pittsburgh, to drive home the samemessage Farm Aid has been spreading since it began seventeen yearsago: By supporting family farmers, Americans can eat healthierfood, thwart the domination of agri-business and stave offdevelopers bulldozers.The day was filled with performers who Rosetta Stone V3 expressed their pleasureat being able to help the cause. Detroit native Kid Rock ripped upthe sold-out house, besting Mellencamp for the most energized setof the show. Starting with "Fire Down Below," a nod to fellowMotowner Bob Seger, he also delivered what might have been FarmAids first-ever crotch grab, his rhinestoned American flag buckleshining against the giant stage backdrop of stars, stripes andsilhouetted tractor images. During his balls-out rendition of"Cowboy," he also referenced the Allman Brothers classic "MidnightRider" and Waylon Jennings "Theme From The Dukes of Hazzard(Good Ol Boys)." Rock also performed a credible duet withbig-voiced country singer Allison Moorer on "Picture," which theyhope to release as a single."Someone said the country crowd might be a little mellow for KidRock . . . I seriously doubt that bullshit," he sneered beforeleaping into the testosterone-injected "Bawitdaba." Rockencapsulated the independent, status-quo-flouting spirit of the dayfar better than country stars Keith Urban and Toby Keith Rosetta Stone Korean.Prettyboy Urban struck a lot of rock star poses, and quoted "DayTripper" in "Where the Blacktop Ends," but also offered a heartfeltsolo acoustic tune, "Song for Dad," which he dedicated to hisfather. Keith, who stuck around after headlining a sold-outpavilion show the night before, opened with a deceptively prettyfolk tune about a cave-dwelling Taliban couple and ended with hiswarmongering hit "Courtesy of the Red, White and Blue (The AngryAmerican)." He managed to earn a few points with the pacifists byproffering a hilarious ode to Nelsons legendary pot-smokinghabits, complete with sly plug for Willies new legallyintoxicating product: Old Whiskey River bourbon. Nelson was invitedonstage for the serenade, then duetted with Keith on "Whiskey forMy Men and Beer for My Horses."Nelsons first appearance actually Cheap Rosetta Stone V3 came during Lee Ann Womacksopening set.

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