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CLASSIC ALBUM: NEIL YOUNG AFTER THE GOLD RUSH.

♦ May 15, 2021 ♦ 1 Comment

Classic Album: Neil Young-After The Gold Rush. During the winter of 1970, Neil Young and his backing band Crazy Horse embarked upon a short winter tour that included a concert at Filmore East, New York, where the twenty-four year old Canadian folk rocker shared a bill with Steve Miller and Miles Davis. At the end …

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NEIL YOUNG AFTER THE GOLD RUSH (50TH ANNIVERSARY EDITION).

♦ December 14, 2020 ♦ 1 Comment

Neil Young-After The Gold Rush (50th Anniversary Edition). Label: Warner. Format: CD. During the winter of 1970, Neil Young and his backing band Crazy Horse embarked upon a short winter tour that included a concert at Filmore East, New York, where the twenty-four year old Canadian folk rocker shared a bill with Steve Miller and …

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NEIL YOUNG-HOMEGROWN.

♦ July 8, 2020 ♦ Leave a comment

Neil Young-Homegrown. Label: Reprise Records. Format: CD. By June 1974, Neil Young was twenty-eight and was preparing to begin work on a new album Homegrown, which would’ve been the sixth album of his career, and the followup to On The Beach which was scheduled for release on the ‘19th’ of July.  It was the much-anticipated …

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NEIL YOUNG-STORYTONE (DELUXE EDITION VINYL).

♦ January 6, 2015 ♦ Leave a comment

NEIL YOUNG-STORYTONE (DELUXE EDITION VINYL). Having left Buffalo Springfield in 1968, Neil Young decided now was the time to embark upon a solo career. So, Neil put together an all-star band to record his eponymous debut album.  It featured guitarist Ry Cooder, pianist Jack Nitzche and backing vocalist Merry Clayton. They recorded Neil Young between …

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NEIL YOUNG-HARVEST MOON.

♦ July 28, 2011 ♦ Leave a comment

NEIL YOUNG-HARVEST MOON. For over twenty years, I’ve been a fan of Neil Young. My love of Neil Young’s music came from a friend of mine, who I used to work with. Jim was a huge fan of Neil Young’s music, he was almost evangelical, about Neil’s music. To Jim, Neil’s music was peerless. Eventually, …

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