Loading... Please wait...In 1973, Neil Young was in the midst of one of the most emotionally intense periods of his career. Touring with Crazy Horse and other collaborators, he performed songs that reflected the grief and disillusionment surrounding what would later be known as his "Ditch Trilogy" era. The death of guitarist Danny Whitten in late 1972 cast a long shadow over the tour, influencing the raw, dark tone of many performances. Concerts during 1973 often featured material from the albums Time Fades Away and songs that would later appear on Tonight's the Night, delivered with an intensity that contrasted sharply with the polished success of Harvest. The tour became legendary among fans for its unfiltered honesty, rough-edged sound, and Young's willingness to confront loss and uncertainty on stage rather than repeat his earlier commercial formula.