NEIL YOUNG & CRAZY HORSE - STUDIO JAM 2012 February 3, 2012 – 11:13 am Click on the panels for a better view or to download artwork. NEIL YOUNG & CRAZY HORSE Studio Jam 2012Redwood Digital, Broken Arrow Ranch, Woodside, CA; January 2012. Streamed from Neil Young’s website. On January 22, 2012, the following note was posted at neilyoungnews.thrasherswheat.org: Neil Young has been recording with Crazy Horse. This is the first time Neil Young has worked with the band since 2004. On January 28, a 37-minute Neil Young jam session was streamed on Neil Young’s site. Thanks to zoso58 and nadiar who split the track and shared them on the net. Picture by Per Ole Hagen - thanks! Thanks to Erik for the artwork. Click on the highlighted tracks to download the MP3s (sample rate of 224 kbps). Please Do Not Hammer The Links. Track 01. In June 2011, Neil Young offered another archive release, A Treasure. Click here for more shows that are still open for sharing. Click here for closed shows.
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