Harvest's blend of country, folk, and rock, with its introspective lyrics and acoustic arrangements, became a surprise commercial success and a touchstone of the singer-songwriter era.
- Recorded at multiple locations including the broken arrow ranch in california and the campus of oregon state university, Harvest was a departure from Young's more ragged, electric work with Crazy Horse.
- The album reached number one on the Billboard charts and has since sold over three million copies in the United States, becoming Young's best-selling album.
- "Heart of Gold" and "Old Man" were released as singles from the album, both becoming major hits for Neil Young.
Neil Young is a Canadian folk-rock troubadour whose distinctive vocal style and harmonica playing have defined his career. Harvest, released in 1972, marked a commercial peak for Young, solidifying his status as a major artistic force.
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