Neil Young - Tonight's The Night flac album

Tonight's the Night is the sixth studio album by Canadian musician Neil Young, released in June 1975 on Reprise Records. It was recorded in August–September 1973, mostly on August 26, but its release was delayed for two years. It peaked at on the Billboard 200. In 2003, the album was ranked number 331 on Rolling Stone magazine's list of the 500 greatest albums of all time.

Tonight's the night, yes it is, tonight's the night. Early in the morning at the break of day He used to sleep until the afternoon If you never heard him sing I guess you won't too soon Because people let me tell you It sent a chill up and down my spine When I picked up the telephone And heard that he'd died out on the mainline. Bruce Berry was a working man He used to load that Econoline van Well, early in the morning at just about the break of day He used to sleep until the afternoon.

Written and recorded in 1973 shortly after the death of roadie Bruce Berry, Neil Young's second close associate to die of a heroin overdose in six months (the first was Crazy Horse guitarist Danny Whitten), Tonight's the Night was Young's musical expression of grief, combined with his rejection of the stardom he had achieved in the late.

The artist just dropped his latest collection Tonight's the Night – and we have it here for you to check out! Neil Young's new collection includes 12 tracks on 1 disc(s) with total runtime of 44:52.

Band Name Neil Young. Album Name Tonight's the Night. Data de aparición 20 Junio 1975. Labels Warner Music Group Reprise Records Rhino Records. Re-Issue in 1990 by Warner Music Group. 1. Tonight's the Night.

All lyrics from Tonight's The Night album, popular Neil Young songs with tracklist and information about album. Label Reprise Records. Nils Lofgren, Neil Young, Ben Keith. David Briggs, Tim Mulligan.

Neil Young's Tonight's the Night is a harrowing record about loss and death. Yet it often sounds like a raucous party thrown by a bunch of lovable knuckleheads having the time of their life. Tonight’s the Night, a noisy, harrowing scrape along the guardrail that sends sparks flying upward, was Young’s most moving dispatch from his chosen place. As summer turned to fall in 1973, 18 months after Harvest hit stores, Neil Young was 27 years old. He was learning that bad things can start to happen when you reach your late twenties, especially when you’re drinking too much and doing too many drugs and are hanging around people who do the same.