The latest Young archival release is a 1990 show in which he and Crazy Horse were finding their way after a sluggish Eighties, with a few welcome surprises
The After The Gold Rush-era show is one of the earliest known Neil Young gigs captured on film
"Harvest is one of my most recognized recordings and it all happened because of Elliot Mazer," Young says of late producer
Producer behind Young's Harvest and Time Fades Away also worked with Janis Joplin and Gordon Lightfoot
"It's a beautiful record coming to you soon," Young wrote on the Neil Young Archives
The first-call Nashville drummer played on "Rockin' in the Free World" and has also recorded with Kenny Chesney, Bob Seger, the Beach Boys, and many others
Check out a preview of "Country Home" from the surprise 1990 Ragged Glory-era club show
"With social media, issues are turned into psychological weapons," Young writes, "and used to gather hatred in support of one side or the other"
Hipgnosis founder Merck Mercuriadis, who bought Young's publishing, promises fans that there will never be a "Burger of Gold" fast food commercial
Young returned to Omemee's Coronation Hall to play a socially distanced rendition of the 1978 classic
