Neil Young has announced plans to resurrect his lost 1982 LP Island in the Sun and finally share it with fans, although he has renamed it Johnny’s Island. “[It] includes a majority of unrelated tracks including ‘Big Pearl,’ ‘Island in the Sun,’ and ‘Love Hotel,’ plus others you may have heard before,” Young wrote on his official website. “It’s a beautiful record coming to you soon.”
Young recorded the album in May 1982 at Commercial Recorders in Honolulu, Hawaii, with a cross-selection of musicians from all eras of his career, including Crazy Horse drummer Ralph Molina,...
Young recorded the album in May 1982 at Commercial Recorders in Honolulu, Hawaii, with a cross-selection of musicians from all eras of his career, including Crazy Horse drummer Ralph Molina,...
- 2/1/2021
- by Andy Greene
- Rollingstone.com
Ahead of the reissue of Gene Clark’s 1974 cult classic No Other, previously unheard outtakes of the title track and “Some Misunderstanding” have been released. The record will be available on November 8th via 4Ad in honor of the late musician’s 75th birthday.
The eight-track record will be released on vinyl, CD and a deluxe box set, and will feature a recording of “Train Leaves Here This Morning,” a song Clark wrote with Bernie Leadon that the Eagles made famous on their 1972 self-titled debut. The tracks “From a Silver...
The eight-track record will be released on vinyl, CD and a deluxe box set, and will feature a recording of “Train Leaves Here This Morning,” a song Clark wrote with Bernie Leadon that the Eagles made famous on their 1972 self-titled debut. The tracks “From a Silver...
- 10/10/2019
- by Angie Martoccio
- Rollingstone.com
Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young: Csny 1974 (Rhino)
In my youth, which was their prime, I thought Csny was the greatest band in the world. Now I hear more to nitpick than I used to, but still, I knew I'd only be satisfied by the three-cd-plus-dvd edition of this release, which also includes a 188-page booklet (there's also a one-cd distillation available). It draws from nine concerts on their epochal 1974 stadium tour (plus a tenth, a December benefit appearance) to construct an ideal show of 40 songs, 21 with the full electric band on the first and third CDs and 19 acoustic (caveat: electric bass on a few) performances on the second CD.
Of course, these guys had already released a double live album, 4 Way Street, from their 1970 tour, but only eight songs here are included there as well. I'm not counting "Suite: Judy Blue Eyes," because only a few seconds of the end were on 4 Way Street.
In my youth, which was their prime, I thought Csny was the greatest band in the world. Now I hear more to nitpick than I used to, but still, I knew I'd only be satisfied by the three-cd-plus-dvd edition of this release, which also includes a 188-page booklet (there's also a one-cd distillation available). It draws from nine concerts on their epochal 1974 stadium tour (plus a tenth, a December benefit appearance) to construct an ideal show of 40 songs, 21 with the full electric band on the first and third CDs and 19 acoustic (caveat: electric bass on a few) performances on the second CD.
Of course, these guys had already released a double live album, 4 Way Street, from their 1970 tour, but only eight songs here are included there as well. I'm not counting "Suite: Judy Blue Eyes," because only a few seconds of the end were on 4 Way Street.
- 7/28/2014
- by SteveHoltje
- www.culturecatch.com
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