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Neil Young, Philadelphia, PA, 1970

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Category: Morrison Hotel Gallery

Rehearsing backstage at the Spectrum, Philadelphia, June 1970 (Greatest Hits album cover).

Neil Young chose this for the front cover of the Greatest Hits album & for the deluxe 4LP box of his first four albums.

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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 4 reviews)

Hannah ★★★★★

The backstage shot captures Young mid-strum with that perfect shadow on the wall, and the print's clarity makes the 1970 grain feel almost tactile. It's the exact cover image I grew up staring at, so having it framed in the living room is a little piece of history I don't tire of.

Hazel G. ★★★★★

I'd seen this image a million times, but the print quality and the way the backstage light falls across his face is something else in person. Even the paper stock feels substantial, like a real archival piece from that era.

Lily T. ★★★★★

The grain and shadow in this photo make it feel like you're actually standing backstage with him. Seeing the image that ended up on the *Greatest Hits* cover in person is a quiet thrill for any fan.