Hear Neil Young and Crazy Horse’s ‘Timberline’ From Lost Album ‘Toast’
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Rocker shares unreleased track from long-shelved 2001 LP which finally arrives July 8
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Neil Young Announces ‘Noise & Flowers’ Live Album Capturing ‘Amazing’ 2019 Tour
Posted in: Music NewsSee "Hank To Hendrix" from upcoming concert film documenting rocker's tour with Promise of the Real
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A Lotta Love to Give: The Brilliant Voice and Too-Short Life of Nicolette Larson
Posted in: Music FeaturesShe sang on some of Neil Young’s most enduring records and scored a Top 10 hit with one of his songs. Why didn’t her career live up to its early promise?
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Neil Young Releasing Lost 2001 Crazy Horse LP ‘Toast’
Posted in: Music News"It must be said that here Crazy Horse shows a depth never seen or heard before," Young says of the album he shelved over 20 years ago
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Neil Young Announces Next Three Volumes of Official Bootleg Series
Posted in: Music NewsTwo solo acoustic shows from 1971 are being released along with a legendary 1974 surprise gig at New York's Bottom Line
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India.Arie Wants to Yank Her Music Off Spotify — But Her Label Won’t Let Her
Posted in: Music FeaturesFrustrated with Joe Rogan's "language around race," the Grammy-winning R&B singer tried to get her albums scrubbed from Spotify. The fight is just beginning
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More People Are Listening to Neil Young After He Yanked His Music From Spotify
Posted in: Music NewsYoung and his Canadian compatriot Joni Mitchell saw streaming and sales numbers rise after pulling their music in protest of Covid misinformation on Joe Rogan's podcast
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Neil Young Tells Spotify Employees to Quit Before ‘It Eats Up Your Soul’
Posted in: Music News"To the workers at Spotify, I say Daniel Ek is your problem," he wrote, "not Joe Rogan"
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Neil Young Took a Principled Stand. Some Right-Wingers Had Never Seen One Before
Posted in: Music NewsNew episode of our Rolling Stone Music Now podcast dives into Young's battle against Joe Rogan and Spotify
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Another Neil Young Cause, Another CSNY ‘Reunion’: Could This Be the Final One?
Posted in: Music FeaturesDavid Crosby, Stephen Stills, and Graham Nash have joined their former bandmate's Spotify boycott, and it's not the first time they've rallied behind him. Will we ever see them united again?
