Peace Trail Neil Young & Crazy Horse
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Album-Release:
2016
HRA-Release:
09.12.2016
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- 1 Peace Trail 05:31
- 2 Can't Stop Workin' 02:45
- 3 Indian Givers 05:40
- 4 Show Me 04:03
- 5 Texas Rangers 04:03
- 6 Terrorist Suicide Hang Gliders 03:17
- 7 John Oaks 05:11
- 8 My Pledge 03:55
- 9 Glass Accident 02:52
- 10 My New Robot 02:34
Info for Peace Trail
Peace Trail features all new songs that Young wrote since the release of his album EARTH, this past June. This new album is primarily acoustic and reflects an intimate, sparse approach to each of the ten songs within: "Neil Young matches the fire in his belly to the poetry from his pen for one of the most gripping outings of his long career. This riveting collection, a spare acoustic-electric hybrid, seethes with righteous indignation over a plethora of social and political injustices, but also soothes with deeply felt empathy for those on the receiving end of iniquity." (Los Angeles Times, Randy Lewis)
Peace Trail was recorded at Rick Rubin's Shangri- la Studios and features Young on vocals and guitar, Jim Keltner on drums, and Paul Bushnell on bass. It was produced by Young and John Hanlon, mixed by John Hanlon.
Most recently Young previewed five songs from the album during his performances during the Desert Trip Festival, in Indio, CA. last week which both Rolling Stone and Entertainment Weekly summed up as simply "explosive."
"Neil slashed and bashed at his guitar, the sound intense and nearly out of control." (Rolling Stone)
The Los Angeles Times called Young's performance "intensely powerful," "furious" and
concluded, "combining passion, energy and stinging content, Young served up a deeply rewarding performance."
Produced by Neil Young & John Hanlon
Neil Young
Born on November 12, 1945, in Toronto, Neil Young is a musician, singer-songwriter, and filmmaker, and is considered one of the most influential figures in rock music. He began his career in the 1960s with the band Buffalo Springfield and later performed with Crazy Horse, as well as solo and with other artists. His distinctive style blends folk, rock, country, and grunge. Albums such as *After the Gold Rush* (1970) and *Harvest* (1972)—featuring the classic "Heart of Gold"—rank among the milestones of his discography. In addition to his music, Young is known for his social activism. He has held U.S. citizenship since 2020 but continues to live partly in Canada.
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