Neil Young HARVEST cover remix Full Album (Brookside)
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- čas přidán 25. 07. 2024
- As Neil would remake the album in 2020...
1. "Out on the Weekend" 4:35
2. "Harvest" 3:11
3. "A Man Needs a Maid" 4:05
4. "Heart of Gold" 3:07
5. "Are You Ready for the Country?" 3:33
Side two
No. Title Length
1. "Old Man" 3:24
2. "There's a World" 2:59
3. "Alabama" 4:02
4. "The Needle and the Damage Done" (recorded in concert January 30, 1971) 2:03
5. "Words (Between the Lines of Age)"
These included pedal steel player Ben Keith, bassist Tim Drummand and drummer Kenny Buttrey, all of whom would reunite for Harvest Moon. In contrast to this “Nashville” sound, Harvest also includes two tracks featuring the London Symphony Orchestra and were produced and arranged by Jack Nitzsche.
The project began in February 1971 when Young traveled to Nashville to appear on the Johnny Cash television show. He was approached by producer Elliot Mazer, who had just opened Quadrofonic Sound Studios and wanted him to record at the studio. Being a fan of the Nashville studio musicians known as “Area Code 615”, Young made the decision to start recording that very evening. As it turns out, most of those musicians had gigs that night (it was a Saturday), Mazer had to “scrape up” the three players who would become the “Stray Gators”. Young re-recorded some of the new material he had used the previous month on a live recording at UCLA in California. Although it got off to a quick start, the album would not be completed and released for over a year due to a back injury that Young suffered.
Dedicated to David Bing Crosbie.
I am not a preacher, but drugs killed a lot of great men…”
Unfortunately the mood of the subtle “Needle” is abruptly broken by the weak mixing into the album’s closer “Words (Between the Lines of Age)”. This song features a lengthy guitar workout with the band with multiple improvised solos and alternating time signatures between standard 4/4 and the more unusual 11/8 for interludes.
The mood on Harvest is melancholic with songs that describe the longing for new love. The success of the album was met by Young with extreme mixed feelings, who was never one to play the role of “pop star”. Whether by design or by fate, Young never again quite hit the commercial success of this 1972 album, although he certainly put out several more quality works. - Hudba
Brilliant
Yes it is fin amazing
Amazzzzingggg❤❤❤😂😂😂😂😂samples❤❤❤❤❤
This is better than Neil Young’s version. You got those mad samples and very good deep vocals. What’s not to like?
Yes, it is brilliant
The best cover of this album with bing Crosby samples all over and mick Johnson and Dixon too 😂
Fantastic
The best cover of this album with bing Crosby samples all over and mick Johnson and Dixon too 😂