Of all the rock stars I’ve admired, I think Neil Young is the most approachable, relatable and just plain human. I’ve always seen him as a ...

Neil Young’s 1974 album On The Beach marked the middle of what has become known as his “ditch trilogy,” whereby he deliberately drove hi...

Neil Young gave us the best description of himself and his music in the title of his 1968 song “I Am A Child.” The magic and genius of Nei...

When I first heard Neil Young’s latest album A Letter Home I was taken aback by this faint sounding bunch of covers. It was clearly N...

Twist and Shout presents On The Cover, a new monthly live series at Hi-dive featuring local ba...

I had a great weekend last week. I went to Cleveland and saw The Rock and Roll Hall Of Fame. It is hard to describe what a powerful an...

This was one for the books. Midday Monday my good friends who own two of the best independent record stores in the country ( Fingerprint...

I listened to the solo albums David Crosby, Stephen Stills, Graham Nash and Neil Young released in 1970 and 1971 back to back in order ...

There are a few Neil Youngs. There’s the singer/songwriter of Buffalo Springfield/CSNY/Crazy Horse fame, the author of countless rock and fo...

A couple of years ago when Neil played at the Wells Fargo Theatre downtown I got to go back stage and talk to him for a minute. We talked ab...

You know the phenomenon when a newer band reminds you of an older band and then at some point it shifts from “they remind me of X” to “they ...

Neil Young - Tonight's the Night I know a lot of people think this record is just a bummer, but I absolutely love it. And to counter t...

Neil Young - Sugar Mountain-Live at Canterbury House 1968 Recorded in 1968, as he was just embarking on his solo career after being in the ...