Sigrid - My Neil Young Fan Story [Celebrating Music's Greatest Stars]

Norwegian pop star Sigrid is a huge fan of Neil Young, as is her whole family.

Her father and mother got together through a shared love of his music, and along with her brother and sister, they have spent many years playing his songs together around the piano in the family home.

Sigrid wants to share her passion for Neil Young with the world, who has been making music for over 60 years.

Alongside an incredible back catalogue of songs, including Harvest Moon, Heart Of Gold, Cinnamon Girl and Train Of Love to name just a few, there are some remarkable stories to be told.

Emily Eavis tells the story of how he had to pull out of Glastonbury in 1997 because he injured his finger making a sandwich, before he eventually headlined in 2009. She also discusses how his songs have impacted politics.

Jake Bugg shares his thoughts on Neil Young writing four of his biggest songs, whilst he was seriously ill in bed with a high fever.

Record producer and train aficionado Pete Waterman explains how Neil Young's love of model railway saved it from collapse in the U.S.

Recorded in front of a piano, Sigrid also takes the opportunity to play a few of her favourite Neil Young songs, including Only Love Can Break Your Heart, Keep On Rockin' In The Free World and Cowgirl In The Sand.

BBC Radio 2 Folk Show host Mark Radcliffe shares his thoughts on the impact Neil Young has made on the musical landscape, whilst Far Out Magazine editor and Neil Young fan Jack Whatley provides a whistle stop tour of his career in 60 seconds.

Sigrid shares her love for Neil Young through his music and stories from his career.

Celebrating much-loved rock and pop stars with interviews, performances and documentaries.

To mark over 60 years of Neil Young making music, Norwegian pop star Sigrid shares stories from his career and plays some of her favourite songs, that mean so much to her.

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Norwegian pop star Sigrid is a huge fan of Neil Young, as is her whole family.

Her father and mother got together through a shared love of his music, and along with her brother and sister, they have spent many years playing his songs together around the piano in the family home.

Sigrid wants to share her passion for Neil Young with the world, who has been making music for over 60 years.

Alongside an incredible back catalogue of songs, including Old Man, Southern Man, Who's Gonna Stand Up and My My Hey Hey to name just a few, there are some remarkable stories to be told.

There's the time he was sued by his own record label for making music “not representative of Neil Young ?.

Emily Eavis discusses how his songs have raised awareness of climate change, along with director of Music Declares Emergency Fay Milton.

His relationship with Lynyrd Skynyrd, who wrote the track Sweet Home Alabama as a response to his song Southern Man, with Lynyrd Skynyrd super fan Iain Monk.

Sigrid's good friend Will Taylor from the band Flyte joins her for a duet of Cinnamon Girl, whilst BBC Radio 2's Bob Harris gives his thoughts on the impact Neil Young's had on music.

Sigrid shares her love for Neil Young through his music and stories from his career.

Celebrating much-loved rock and pop stars with interviews, performances and documentaries.

Sigrid is a huge Neil Young fan, so marks over 60 years of him making music by sharing stories from his career and some of her Neil Young favourite songs, that mean so much to her.

[LISTEN NOW]

Emily Eavis tells the story of how he had to pull out of Glastonbury in 1997 because he injured his finger making a sandwich, before he eventually headlined in 2009. She also discusses how his songs have impacted politics.

Jake Bugg shares his thoughts on Neil Young writing four of his biggest songs, whilst he was seriously ill in bed with a high fever.

Record producer and train aficionado Pete Waterman explains how Neil Young's love of model railway saved it from collapse in the U.S.

Recorded in front of a piano, Sigrid also takes the opportunity to play a few of her favourite Neil Young songs, including Only Love Can Break Your Heart, Keep On Rockin' In The Free World and Cowgirl In The Sand.

BBC Radio 2 Folk Show host Mark Radcliffe shares his thoughts on the impact Neil Young has made on the musical landscape, whilst Far Out Magazine editor and Neil Young fan Jack Whatley provides a whistle stop tour of his career in 60 seconds.

Celebrating much-loved rock and pop stars with interviews, performances and documentaries.

To mark over 60 years of Neil Young making music, Norwegian pop star Sigrid shares stories from his career and plays some of her favourite songs, that mean so much to her.

There's the time he was sued by his own record label for making music “not representative of Neil Young ?.

Emily Eavis discusses how his songs have raised awareness of climate change, along with director of Music Declares Emergency Fay Milton.

His relationship with Lynyrd Skynyrd, who wrote the track Sweet Home Alabama as a response to his song Southern Man, with Lynyrd Skynyrd super fan Iain Monk.

Sigrid's good friend Will Taylor from the band Flyte joins her for a duet of Cinnamon Girl, whilst BBC Radio 2's Bob Harris gives his thoughts on the impact Neil Young's had on music.

Celebrating much-loved rock and pop stars with interviews, performances and documentaries.

Sigrid is a huge Neil Young fan, so marks over 60 years of him making music by sharing stories from his career and some of her Neil Young favourite songs, that mean so much to her.