This 1972 album captures a transitional moment in Young's career, presenting a more ragged, live-in-the-studio sound than its immediate predecessors. It was largely recorded during a turbulent tour and features a rawer approach to songwriting.
- The album was recorded in August 1972 at the Oak Street Loft in San Francisco.
- It was released on November 7, 1972, on Digital Opium.
- The album features a cover of the song "For the Sake of a Song" by Graham Nash.
Neil Young is a Canadian singer-songwriter known for his distinctive vocal style and blending of folk, rock, and country music. In 1972, he was riding a wave of critical and commercial success following the release of Harvest earlier that year.
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