Neil Young held 'Powderfinger' back for years after writing it during the Zuma sessionsMusic linernotes album music
James Taylor and Linda Ronstadt sang backup on Neil Young's 'Heart of Gold.'Music linernotes album music
Harvest was Neil Young's commercial peak — and 1972's best-selling US albumMusic linernotes album music
The Zombies' Odessey misspelling was the cover artist's mistake that stuckMusic linernotes album music
The Zombies recorded Odessey and Oracle on the same four-track as Sgt. Pepper'sMusic linernotes album music
The Zombies produced Odessey and Oracle themselves after Decca dropped themMusic linernotes album music
Odessey and Oracle was recorded at Abbey Road and Olympic Studios in 1967Music linernotes album music
'Time of the Season' hit the charts over a year after the Zombies broke upMusic linernotes album music
The Wailers got stranded in the UK, which led to their Island Records dealMusic linernotes album music
The Rolling Stones shelved Rock and Roll Circus because the Who upstaged themMusic linernotes album music
In the Wings catches Neil Young between acoustic introspection and punk-influenced electricityMusic linernotes album music
Marianne Faithfull's Vagabond Ways marked her return to original material in 1999Music linernotes album music