A single-CD Neil Young "best-of"…now we have seen everything! It's a great lineup, featuring the full-length album versions of the guitar epics "Down by the River," "Cowgirl in the Sand" and "Like a... more

From Neil's sleeve notes: "Why do these old songs live so vividly now? They do to me." Neil Young with Crazy Horse in all their "Ragged Glory". Neil & The Horse have played together for over 50 years... more

We're seeing a lot of exciting 50th-anniversary reissues in 2020, and this is one of 'em: the dreamy, poetic, romantic masterpiece that cemented Neil Young's place in the annals of the great... more

The timeless and wonderful collection of Neil's best, from Buffalo Springfield through CSNY to his own enigmatic solo career (with and without Crazy Horse), has gotten a fresh 2017 digital remaster... more

In the wake of his much-talked-about double-album "Earth," which blended the sounds of wildlife with his performances with Promise of the Real, Neil gets back to the basics on this new release. These... more

Recorded over two nights in November 1968 at the Canterbury House in Ann Arbor, Michigan, the Sugar Mountain album documents the launch of Neil Young's career as a solo artist following his departure... more

Released in the wake of "Rust Never Sleeps," this live 1979 LP includes "My My, Hey Hey (Out of the Blue)," "Hey Hey, My My (into the Black)" and more from that album, but also "Cinnamon Girl," "The... more

Lush arrangements, love lyrics and steel guitar solos rule on this 1978 album, which features harmony vocals by Nicolette Larson. Highlights include Four Strong Winds; Already One; Look Out for My... more

Time Fades Away - the first live album released by Neil Young was recorded in 1973 on a tour with The Stray Gators. Released in October 1973, it was the follow-up to Neil's hugely successful,... more

Live archive release. A live solo acoustic show recorded at Los Angeles Dorothy Chandler Pavilion on February 1 1971. A famous bootleg titled "I'm Happy That Y'all Came Down". A solo acoustic show... more

One thing that was a pleasure to see and hear in 2020 was Neil's Fireside Sessions series (directed by his wife Darryl Hannah). This EP (released on CD in September '20) brought us seven of the most... more

Archive release from the veteran singer/songwriter. Songs For Judy is a thoroughly engaging collection of live acoustic performances culled from Neil's November 1976 solo tour and features twenty-two... more

1972's best-selling album and one of its best, too, with "Heart of Gold," "Old Man" and "The Needle and the Damage Done." R.I.P. Jack Nitzsche.

This 1974 release has, over the years, come to be regarded as a classic. It's definitely Neil at his most uncompromising—a little like its predecessor "Tonight's the Night" except more full of rage... more

Neil plucked songs from as early as '67 and as recently as '92 for this 1993 acoustic MTV performance. He rivets with renditions of Helpless; Mr. Soul; Long May You Run; Pocahontas; Harvest Moon;... more

This album acted as a musical expression of grief for Young, who wrote and recorded it in 1973 after the deaths of two close friends who overdosed on heroin. His emotional tone and hoarse voice soar... more

Seven of the nine songs on this album were recorded with a reunited Crazy Horse, and nearly all of them deal with the subject of romantic conflict and lost love: Don't Cry No Tears; Barstool Blues;... more

Critics and fans adored Neil's 1992 acoustic throwback to Harvest (he even used many of the same musicians). A #16 hit, this set of spellbinding songs includes Unknown Legend; Harvest Moon; You and... more

Working closely with arranger/producer Jack Nitzsche, Neil launched his solo career with this 1968 album—on which he sang and played guitar, harmonica, harpsichord, piano and pipe organ. Merry... more

Enter the Horse! Crazy Horse, that is, who backed Neil on his second solo album, which yielded such all-time classics as "Cinnamon Girl," "Down by the River" and "Cowgirl in the Sand."

Chrome Dreams is another of Neil Youngs legendary lost albums; finished albums that for various reasons Neil decided not to release at the time. The recent releases of Homegrown and Toast also fall... more

Neil had just vaulted to solo stardom, having released "After the Gold Rush" four months prior, when he gave these intimate acoustic performances at the tiny Cellar Door in Washington D.C. These live... more

One of the most acclaimed performances of Neil Young's career—and long one of his most coveted bootlegs—was his January 19, 1971, solo acoustic show at Toronto's Massey Hall. Now, you can hear and... more

The first of what we've been promised will be a series of releases from Neil's private archive, this presents Neil and the band (Danny Whitten, Billy Talbot, Ralph Molina and Jack Nitzsche) live at... more

Neil Young / Royce Hall 1971 - A live solo acoustic show recorded at UCLA's Royce Hall on January 30 1971. - Recorded on January 30, 1971, this concert was performed at the beautiful Royce Hall on... more