The musician opened his online archive to keep fans entertained while stuck in self-isolation.
Along with playing a number of his classic songs, Young also encouraged his fans to do their best in preventing COVID-19's spread by washing their hands."Our sponsor, folks: water and soap," he said."A soap opera, that's what this is a soap opera," before singing the last line of"Happy Birthday," a humorous reference to singing the song to make sure you've washed your hands long enough.
So far Young has kept his sets brief, with each only consisting of six songs.Nonetheless, the sessions still serve as an opportunity to hear the singer scaled down, only accompanying himself. In his most recent session, some of his selections included"On The Beach," the Crazy Horse track"Love and Only Love," and the fitting"Homefires.
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