Home / Music / The London Symphony Orchestra played on Neil Young's HarvestMusic linernotes album music neil-youngThe London Symphony Orchestra played on Neil Young's HarvestThe London Symphony Orchestra performed arrangements on several tracks of Neil Young’s album Harvest, including “A Man Needs a Maid” and “There’s a World.” Search Amazon As an Amazon Associate, Work Notes may earn.Related NotesHarvest was Neil Young's commercial peak — and 1972's best-selling US albumHarvest Moon is the sequel Harvest deserved, twenty years later.In the Wings catches Neil Young between acoustic introspection and punk-influenced electricityNeil Young met Charles Manson in Topanga CanyonNeil Young's On the Beach cover has a Cadillac tail fin in the sandExplorePrince's 'Little Red Corvette' was his first top-10 hitThree singles came from Earl Sweatshirt's DorisPortishead's 'Sour Times' helped define trip hopThree singles came from The Blue Nile's HatsLaura Nyro's New York Tendaberry produced two singlesPrevious The Plasmatics were known for destroying cars and TVs on stageNext The Incredible String Band's highest-charting album peaked at #5