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Album review: The Duke & the King's '...

Original at Los Angeles Times Blogs external link • Mon, Aug 3

Album review: The Duke & the King's 'Nothing Gold Can Stay' Adventures of Huckleberry Finn," its album title from a Robert Frost poem, and its sound from early-'70s folkies such as Cat Stevens and Neil Young. ... and more »

Neil Young's 'Archive Vol. 1': For real, at last

Original at Los Angeles Times Blogs external link • Thu, Apr 23

And that's just for the first decade of his recording career, touching on his early stints with the Squires and with the Mynah Birds on into his breakthrough with Buffalo Springfield, and then the launch of his solo career and the first offerings from ...

Album review: Neil Young's 'Fork in the Road'

Original at Los Angeles Times Blogs external link • Mon, Apr 6

There's a bailout coming, but it's not for you," Neil Young laments in the title track from "Fork in the Road," a crackling travelogue that in some ways could be viewed as his version of Twitter. This in-the-moment dispatch from the mercurial rocker ...

Neil Young debuts 'Fork in the Road' tonight on MySpace

Original at Los Angeles Times Blogs external link • Wed, Apr 1 • 3 related articles

Well, tonight's the night: At the stroke of midnight, Neil Young will premiere his new album, "Fork in the Road," on MySpace. Fans of Young's guitar salvos can stream the entire album for free before it goes on shelves April 7. ... Neil Young releases new album on MySpace United Press Internatio...

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