GUITAR WOLF...Neil Young
Because his wheedling vocals make him never your first choice for a singer, it’s really Young’s guitar playing and arrangements that define his career. He cycles through sounds and players with ease, almost at will—an oldies mainstay with Buffalo Springfield and Crosby Stills Nash & Young, a fan of the squeals of psychedelia, metal and grunge with Crazy Horse, and owning his versatile solo output without apology. This is a man whose individualist principles led him to fuck with the Geffen and Reprise labels through the 1980s, releasing an album focusing on synths instead of guitars (Trans) and then delving into rockabilly (Everybody’s Rockin’), country (Old Ways), and blues (This Note’s for You), before the rejuvenating diptych of Freedom in 1989 and Ragged Glory in 1990. It’s a microcosm of almost 50 years littered with milestones ranging from “Cinnamon Girl” to “Rockin’ in the Free World” to “Who’s Gonna Stand Up?”
NEIL YOUNG + CRAZY HORSE
Ragged Glory
Reprise,1990
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