"Homegrown," recorded in 1985 but shelved until 2020, offers a candid glimpse into a turbulent period for Neil Young, featuring a raw, confessional tone.
- The album was recorded in 1985 during a difficult personal time for Young, marked by marital issues and substance abuse.
- Originally intended for release in 1986, the album was famously shelved by Geffen Records, who deemed it "un-commercial."
- The 2020 release features guest appearances from the original lineup of Crazy Horse, as well as some members of Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers.
Neil Young is a Canadian-American singer-songwriter known for his distinctive, often raspy voice and his fusion of folk rock and hard rock. In 2020, he continued his prolific career with a series of archival releases and new studio efforts, including "Homegrown."
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