Neil Young – Harvest (2LP + 7″)

Album Info Hide Show Artist: Neil Young Album: Harvest Released: Worldwide, 2 Dec 2022 Tracklist: 1 Harvest A1 Out On The Weekend 4:32 A2 Harvest 3:09 Piano – John Harris A3 A Man Needs A Maid 4:02 Arranged By – Jack Nitzsche Conductor [Conducted By] – David Meecham Orchestra – The London Symphony Orchestra A4 Heart Of Gold 3:07 Guitar – Teddy Irwin Vocals [Additional Vocals By] – James Taylor , Linda Ronstadt A5 Are You Ready For The Country? 3:24 Vocals [Additional Vocals By] – David Crosby, Graham Nash B1 Old Man 3:22 Guitar Banjo [Banjo Guitar] – James Taylor Piano – James McMahon Vocals [Additional Vocals By] – James Taylor , Linda Ronstadt B2 There’s A World 2:59 Arranged By – Jack Nitzsche Conductor [Conducted By] – David Meecham Orchestra – The London Symphony Orchestra B3 Alabama 4:02 Vocals [Additional Vocals By] – David Crosby, Stephen Stills B4 The Needle And The Damage Done 2:03 B5 Words (Between The Lines Of Age) 6:47 Vocals [Additional Vocals By] – Graham Nash, Stephen Stills 2 BBC In Concert – February 23, 1971 C1 Out On The Weekend 4:00 C2 Old Man Introduction 0:30 C3 Old Man 3:37 C4 Journey Through The Past Introduction 0:12 C5 Journey Through The Past 3:10 C6 Heat Of Gold Introduction 1:40 C7 Heart Of Gold 3:33 D1 Don’t Let It Bring You Down Introduction 0:45 D2 Don’t Let It Bring You Down 2:44 D3 A Man Needs A Maid Introduction 2:20 D4 A Man Needs A Maid 3:58 D5 Love In Mind Introduction 0:52 D6 Love In Mind 2:14 D7 Dance Dance Dance 2:26 3 Harvest Outtakes E1 Bad Fog Of Loneliness 1:55 Bass – Tim Drummond Drums – Kenny Buttrey Guitar, Vocals [Vocal] – Neil Young Mixed By – Tim Mulligan Pedal Steel Guitar – Ben Keith Recorded By – Elliot Mazer Vocals [Vocal] – James Taylor , Linda Ronstadt E2 Journey Through The Past 2:31 Bass – Tim Drummond Dobro – Ben Keith Drums – Kenny Buttrey Guitar, Harmonica, Vocals [Vocal] – Neil Young Mixed By – John Hausmann Piano – John Harris Recorded By – Elliot Mazer F1 Dance Dance Dance 2:34 Acoustic Guitar, Vocals [Vocal] – Neil Young Bass – Tim Drummond Drums – Kenny Buttrey Electric Guitar – Tony Joe White Mixed By – Neil Young, Niko Bolas, The Volume Dealers Recorded By – Elliot Mazer 4 Harvest Time – A Film From 1971 DVD11 Alabama DVD12 Words (Between The Lines Of Age) DVD13 Are You Ready For The Country DVD14 Stray Gator Waltz DVD15 A Man Needs A Maid DVD16 There’s A World DVD17 Out On The Weekend DVD18 Heart Of Gold DVD19 Old Man DVD110 Harvest 5 BBC In Concert – February 23, 1971 DVD21 Out On The Weekend DVD22 Old Man DVD23 Journey Through The Past DVD24 Heart Of Gold DVD25 Don’t Let It Bring You Down DVD26 A Man Needs A Maid DVD27 Love In Mind DVD28 Dance Dance Dance Related Content: Info About Buying Vinyl From Our Record Store We are a small independent record store located at 211 High St, Preston in Melbourne, Australia (North of Northcote, between Thornbury & Reservoir) We buy and sell new and used vinyl records – if you have a collection you’d like to sell please click here . 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With its rich tapestry of sound and heartfelt lyrics, “Harvest” remains a significant cultural artifact that resonates with listeners even today. The album features a collection of songs that reflect Young’s experiences and emotions during a time of personal and artistic upheaval. The standout track, “Heart of Gold,” became one of Young’s most iconic songs, reaching number one on the Billboard Hot 100 chart. Its simple yet profound lyrics, combined with a gentle melody, encapsulate a yearning for authenticity and connection that many listeners can relate to. The song’s success helped propel the album into the spotlight, and it has since been covered by numerous artists, further cementing its place in music history. Another notable track is “Old Man,” which Young wrote about the caretaker of his Broken Arrow Ranch. The song’s reflective nature and poignant storytelling highlight Young’s ability to weave personal narratives into universal themes. The lush orchestration, featuring strings and harmonies, adds depth to the song, making it a favorite among fans and critics alike. The album also includes tracks like “The Needle and the Damage Done,” a haunting reflection on addiction, which showcases Young’s lyrical prowess and emotional depth. “Harvest” was produced by Young himself, along with the help of notable musicians such as David Crosby, Graham Nash, and Linda Ronstadt, who contributed backing vocals. The album’s production is characterized by its warm, organic sound, which was a departure from the more polished productions of the time. This rawness adds to the album’s charm, making it feel intimate and personal. The use of acoustic instruments, combined with Young’s distinctive voice, creates a sound that is both timeless and evocative. Critically, “Harvest” received a warm reception upon its release. Major publications like Rolling Stone praised the album for its lyrical depth and musicality, with some reviewers noting that it marked a high point in Young’s career. Over the years, it has been included in numerous “greatest albums of all time” lists, further solidifying its legacy. The album was nominated for a Grammy Award for Best Pop Vocal Performance, and while it didn’t win, the nomination itself speaks to its impact and recognition within the industry. Culturally, “Harvest” arrived at a time when America was grappling with significant social changes, including the aftermath of the Vietnam War and the rise of the counterculture movement. Young’s music often reflects the disillusionment and hope of that era, making it resonate with a generation seeking meaning and connection. The themes of love, loss, and searching for truth in “Harvest” echo the sentiments of many who lived through that tumultuous time. Interestingly, Neil Young has often spoken about the personal nature of the album. In interviews, he has mentioned how the songs were influenced by his own life experiences, including his relationships and struggles. This authenticity is part of what makes “Harvest” so relatable; listeners can feel the sincerity in Young’s voice and lyrics. In conclusion, Neil Young’s “Harvest” is more than just an album; it’s a journey through the complexities of life, love, and the search for meaning. Its blend of folk, rock, and country elements, combined with Young’s introspective songwriting, creates a listening experience that is both soothing and thought-provoking. Whether you’re a long-time fan or new to Young’s music, “Harvest” is an essential listen that continues to inspire and resonate with audiences around the world. Product Reviews Hide Show Write a Review