Jimmy fallon and neil young old man

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Then, after the first chorus, the real-life Neil Young walks on stage, dressed exactly the same as Fallon, and joins in. Obviously the real Neil Young has more soul and depth and wisdom and Canadian-ness in his voice, but Fallon totally holds his own. Contact us at letters time. By Samantha Grossman.

Jimmy Fallon learned last night that nobody does a better Neil Young than The Canadian legend performed "Old Man" alongside a younger version of himself - played by Jimmy Fallon - on the Tonight Show last night. The real Neil comes in halfway through the classic track, much to the bewilderment of the audience - most didn't recognize him until he lifted his head up and began singing. Fallon has been pulling off a bang-on impression of Uncle Neil for quite a few years now, mimicking him for odd tracks like "Pants on the Ground" to The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air theme song.

Fallon has proven himself a master impersonator, and his Neil Young impression is easily one of his best. But then things took a surreal turn when he was joined onstage by another man dressed almost exactly the same. ET on NBC. The Amazon Studios original series "Transparent" chronicles the abnormal life of the Pfefferman family once it's revealed that father Mort is transgender. With Season 2 having premiered in Oct.