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Feb 27, 2024 · Neil Young has shared some bad and some good news about a recent health issue he's been having, and also revealed plans for a new live album with Crazy Horse.
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1. Crossroads (4:11) 2. Bridges (5:24) 3. Freedom Now (4:02) 4. Material World (3:02) 5. Be Careful Of My Heart (4:39) 6. Subcity (5:09) 7. Born To Fight (2:46) 8. A Hundred Years (4:20) 9. This Time (3:43) 10. All That You Have Is Your Soul (5:16) Order Crossroads from Amazon.com
Crossroads – 1989 . 4:09 . Directed by Matt Mahurin Born To Fight – 1990 . 2:44 . Directed by Spike Lee
In the booklet of the Crossroadsalbum, we can read the following Thank Yous by Tracy Chapman and the credits:
By STEVE MORSE, The Boston Globe, September 26, 1989 Tracy Chapman emerged from Tufts University and the Cambridge, Mass., folk scene to be the most articulate voice of the new acoustic movement — and an eloquent defender of society’s poor and disenfranchised. She won three Grammys this year and became the talk of the music industry. But at what co...
Royalties from the sale of this blu-ray disc benefited Crossroads Centre, Antigua. 1. Gregg Allman, Warren Haynes, Derek Trucks of The Allman Brothers – The Needle And The Damage Done (written ...
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- “Rockin' In the Free World” Considering how many artists tend to mellow as they age, who would have ever thought that Neil Young would deliver such an immediate, rocking track 20 years into his career?
- “Ohio” A protest song following the 1970 Kent State shootings, "Ohio" finds Young accompanied by his Crosby, Stills and Nash bandmates on the song's chorus.
- “Old Man” Reportedly inspired by the caretaker of a property in California which Young would eventually own, this nugget embodies the very spirit of Young.
- “Cinnamon Girl” From: Everybody Knows This Is Nowhere(1969) While many of the songs appearing on our list of Top 10 Neil Young Songs lean on the more subtle or countrified aspects of his career, Young also boasts a generous catalog of guitar-based rockers.
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- 'After the Gold Rush' (1970) Young's third album pretty much set the template for his career. Pieced together from various sessions (some from Los Angeles, some from Young's home), various bands (Crazy Horse here, 18-year-old Nils Lofgren there) and various time periods (from late 1969 through mid 1970), 'After the Gold Rush' is held together by Young's reflection on the past decade and his hopes for the new one.
- 'Harvest' (1972) Young's only No. 1 album (propelled by his only No. 1 single, "Heart of Gold"), 'Harvest' is a landmark record for both the artist and the era.
- 'Rust Never Sleeps' (1979) Side one was recorded solo acoustic; side two, plugged in with Crazy Horse. And it was all captured onstage in front of an audience hearing the songs for the very first time.
- 'Tonight's the Night' (1975) 'Tonight's the Night' was so bleak and despairing when it was recorded in 1973 that Young's record company didn't want to release it (which is why it sat on the shelf for two years).
Dec 7, 2023 · That’s how folk legend Neil Young described his upcoming 45th studio album, Before and After, in a press statement. The record spans a collection of 13 solo acoustic re-recordings among Young’s favorites in his catalog.
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Crossroads is the second studio album by American singer-songwriter Tracy Chapman, released in 1989. Chapman was also a producer on this album, the first time she had taken on such a role. The song "Freedom Now" is dedicated to Nelson Mandela.
