Here we go with another Neil Young “Covered” album. Since I’m still on vacation, I’ll keep this short. Once again, thanks to Fabio from Rio for putting this together. And here’s his comments:
By the early 2010s, Neil Young's influence had spread even further
across musical generations. Indie folk, alt-country, and
singer-songwriter circles were openly embracing the emotional
directness and melodic simplicity that had always defined Young's
songwriting. At the same time, the digital era had changed how
tribute recordings appeared: covers increasingly emerged from online
projects, independent releases, and small tribute compilations rather
than traditional label-driven albums. Young himself remained highly
visible during this period, releasing politically engaged records and
increasingly speaking out on environmental issues, while continuing
to inspire younger artists discovering his catalog for the first
time. The recordings in this volume reflect that diverse ecosystem:
indie reinterpretations, roots-oriented performances, and the
occasional stylistic surprise.
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Note
that Fabio wrote individual paragraphs about all the songs in this
volume. To see that, please look at the Word file added to the download
zip file. Thanks again to Fabio for his help putting these albums
together.
This album is an hour and five minutes long.
01 Goin' Back (Beth Orton)
02 Southern Pacific (Jeff Monkman)
03 Thrasher (Andy Hill & Renee Safier)
04 Prime of Life (Gov't Mule)
05 On the Beach [CFCF Remix] (Joakim)
06 Stringman (Stevie Pling)
07 On the Way Home (Ocean Colour Scene)
08 Out on the Weekend (Lee Ann Womack)
09 Revolution Blues (Gov't Mule)
10 Sea of Madness (Ida Sand)
11 Everybody Knows This Is Nowhere (Bluebeaters)
12 Motion Pictures (Robyn Hitchcock & Emma Swift)
13 Silver and Gold (Frank Fischer & Lavina Williams)
14 Bandit (Melanie Age)
15 Who's Gonna Stand Up (Anne Rynne)
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The cover photo is from 1993. Peter Buck of R.E.M. was leaning up against his shoulder, but I removed him using Photoshop.
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