Neil Young

Artist:  Neil Young
Birth Name:  Neil Percival Young
Born:  November 12, 1945.  Toronto, Ontario, Canada
Origin:  Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada
Genre:  Rock, Folk Rock, Country Rock
Occupations:  Musician, Singer, Songwriter, Producer
Instruments:  Guitar, Vocals, Harmonica, Piano, Organ, Banjo, Ukulele

Neil Young is a Canadian Singer, Songwriter and Musician.  In 1966, he moved to California, where he co-founded the band Buffalo Springfield along with Stephen Stills and Richie Furay, later joining The Supergroup Crosby, Stills & Nash as a fourth member in 1969.  His career spanned over 45 years and 35 studio albums and The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and mentioned Neil Young as "One Of Rock and Roll's Greatest Songwriters and Performers.  He has been inducted into the Hall Of Fame twice from Solo Artist in 1995 and a member of Buffalo Springfield in 1997.

Title:  Storytone (Deluxe Edition) (2014)
Genre:  Rock, Folk Rock, Country Rock, Symphonic Rock, Big Band, Swing

Label:  Reprise Records
Rating:  ****

Tracks:

Disc 1:

 1.  Plastic Flowers (Orchestra)  (4:06)
 2.  Who's Gonna Stand Up? (Orchestra)  (4:23)
 3.  I Want To Drive My Car (Band)  (3:08)
 4.  Glimmer (Orchestra) (4:59)
 5.  Say Hello To Chicago (Big Band)  (4:57)
 6.  Tumbleweed (Orchestra)  (3:37)
 7.  Like You Used To Do (Band)  (2:39)
 8.  I'm Glad I Found You (Orchestra)  (3:39)
 9.  When I Watch You Sleeping  (Orchestra)  (5:30)
10. All Those Dreams (Orchestra)  (4:25)

Disc 2:

 1.  Plastic Flowers (Solo)  (4:02)
 2.  Who's Gonna Stand Up? (Solo)  (3:39)
 3.  I Want To Drive My Car (Solo) (2:22)
 4.  Glimmer (Solo) (3:10)
 5.  Say Hello To Chicago (Solo)  (4:54)
 6.  Tumbleweed (Solo)  (3:22)
 7.  Like You Used To Do (Solo)  (2:38)
 8.  I'm Glad I Found You (Solo)  (3:22)
 9.  When I Watch You Sleeping  (Solo)  (5:34)
10. All Those Dreams (Solo)  (3:52)

Storytone is the thirty-fifth studio album by Neil Young, was released on November 4, 2014 by Reprise Records.  The new deluxe double release with 10 brand new compositions, some with A 92-piece Orchestra, choir and young, some with a 60-piece Orchestra, and three with a Big Band, also includes an additional studio album of Solo versions of all the songs.