“Amber Jean” audio track
The “Rolling Stone” has an exclusive pre-listen audio track of “Amber Jean” (1984) from the upcoming “A TREASURE” album for “The Archives” project, to be released on June 14:
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The “Rolling Stone” has an exclusive pre-listen audio track of “Amber Jean” (1984) from the upcoming “A TREASURE” album for “The Archives” project, to be released on June 14:
from brooklynvegan.com/ :
Buffalo Springfield member Neil Young, who just swung through town on a solo tour, is the subject of a new DVD documentary which is out on June 21st, Here We Are In The Years. The disc “traces the astonishing musical journey of Neil Young from the day he first heard Elvis to his most recent offerings”. Check out a clip from that DVD below…
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Neil Young – Here We Are In The Years
viz at vimeo (is not a Neil originated video, but a documentation clip
about him)
Despite remaining a hugely original singer, songwriter, performer and, let’s face it, human being, across a career spanning almost fifty years, Neil Young has never been immune to the influence of others. This will be of no surprise to anyone with even a hint of interest in the man and his music, but only those who have studied their subject in depth will be aware of the enormous range of artists and genres Neil has both been affected by and drawn inspiration from, much of which, if one knows where to look, is apparent in Young’s incredible catalogue.
*A MESSAGE FROM NEIL YOUNG*
May 17, 2011
2012 will be the year that record companies release High Resolution Audio.
This is huge for our industry. Since the advent of the CD, listeners have been deprived of the full experience of listening. With the introduction of MP3s via online music services, listeners were further deprived.
The spirituality and soul of music is truly found when the sound engulfs you and that is just what 2012 will bring. It is a physical thing, a relief that you feel when you finally hear music the way artists and producers did when they created it in the studio. The sound engulfs you and your senses open up allowing you to truly feel the deep emotion in the music of some of our finest artists. From Frank Sinatra to the Black Keys, the feeling is there. This is what recording companies were born to give you and in 2012 they will deliver.
— Neil Young
Neil Young’s page has a new face.
Farm Aid 2011 will be in Kansas City, Kansas at the LIVESTRONG Sporting Park on August 13.
Ticket pre-sale for Farm Aid Members starts Thursday May 12 at 11am CDT (noon EDT).