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NEIL YOUNG: HARVEST

spoke with Neil Young back in April 2014 about his ongoing search for how to share his music in the best resolution possible (Pono, we hardly knew ye), he was laser-focused on what he wanted his audience to experience. “Back when I started recording, we did everything we could so that our listeners could hear the music,” he told me. “The more we presented and the more you were able to hear, the happier you were.” And, Young’s fourth and most successful solo album. On it, Young, his then-new backing band The Stray Gators, and a selection of A-list guests collectively capture the rustic charm of the Canadian-born artist’s roots as blended with the equilibrium-seeking spirit of the times.

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