Heart, her Rock & Roll Hall Of Fame band with her big sister Ann Wilson, the band’s supersonic singer, resumes their latest ...

Neil Young has revealed that the 1980s deep cut "My Boy" may be his “favorite recording,” and has debuted the title track to his upcoming album, 'Talkin to the Trees.' ...

Neil Young has announced that Talkin to the Trees ... yeah runs real clean.” Thundering guitars also lead Young into a jab at Elon Musk, when he rallies, “If you’re a fascist, then get ...

As you will see in the list below of Neil Young Live Albums Ranked, the gifted singer-songwriter — performing as a solo artist with just an acoustic guitar, harmonica and piano, or as ragged ...

“I went to CBR Guitars in Yukon, Oklahoma ... “I also have MXNHLT Effects’ PORTA424. I like the Neil Young sputtery shit – that's how I get it when I’m not going to travel with a ...

In the case of Coastal, there’s a directorial hand behind the camera, belonging to Young’s wife Daryl Hannah. She also directed two films about Young working with Crazy Horse, Mountaintop (2019) and ...

Big guitars strumming. The singer says don't be ... Like Teddy Swims and Benjamin Booker, Neil Young is letting loose with some big emotions but letting you judge how to interpret them.

There is a bristle of metal treble in the guitars. Young sounds like he’s standing farther back from the mic – like a man outdoors, gazing up at the aurora borealis which he hymns with his ...

Across the soundtrack, Young is heard on vocals, piano, guitars and harmonica. “It is as intimate a live album as Neil Young has ever recorded, created at a time when the world was coming out of ...

It begins, as many great Neil Young records do, with a fluttering harmonica and gently lulling acoustic guitar of Sail Away, with Young painting an emotive picture of what he regards as the ...

The Vancouver Sun review noted: No doubt about it, Young is a master of the solo performance. His acoustic guitar playing is dramatic, with perfectly placed percussive slaps, reverberant picking ...

He doesn’t have a website and never advertises, but since the mid-1970s he has been quietly building guitars played by the likes of Bob Dylan, Tom Petty, Neil Young and even Eddie Van Halen.