Neil Young

Artist:  Neil Young
Birth Name:  Neil Percival Young
Born:  November 12, 1945.  Toronto, Ontario, Canada
Genre:  Rock, Folk Rock, Country Rock, Hard Rock, Psychedelic Rock, Garage, Contemporary Pop
Occupation:  Musician, Singer, Songwriter, Producer
Instruments:  Vocals, Guitar, Harmonica, Piano

Neil Young is a Canadian Singer, Songwriter and Producer.  He moved to Los Angeles, where he formed Buffalo Springfield with Stephen Stills, Richie Furay and others.  He had released two solo albums before he joined Crosby, Stills & Nash in 1969 to be Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young.  From his early solo albums with his backing band Crazy Horse.  He plays guitar, also plays Piano and Harmonica on many albums, which frequently combine Folk, Rock, Country and other musical styles.  He has received several Grammy and Juno Awards.  The Rock And Roll Hall Of Fame inducted him twice:  as a solo artist in 1995 and in 1997 as a member of Buffalo Springfield.

Title:  Roxy:  Tonight's The Night Live  (2018)
Genre:  Rock, Folk Rock, Country Rock, Hard Rock, Psychedelic Rock, Garage, Contemporary Pop
Label:  Reprise Records
Rating:   *****

Tracks:

 1.  Intro  (0:51)
 2.  Tonight's The Night  (6:48)
 3.  Roll Out The Barrel  (0:52)
 4.  Mellow My Mind  (3:11)
 5.  World On A String  (2:43)
 6.  Band Intro  (1:23)
 7.  Speakin' Out   (6:37)
 8.  Candy Bar Rap  (0:31)
 9.  Albuquerque  (3:51)
10. Perry Como Rap  (0:17)
11. New Mama  (2:29)
12. David Geffen Rap  (0:36)
13. Roll Another Number (For The Road)  (4:41)
14. Candy Bar 2 Rap  (0:27)
15. Tired Eyes  (7:03)
16. Tonight's The Night (Pt. II)  (6:38)
17. Walk On  (3:38)
18. Outro  (0:32)

Personnel:

Neil Young:  Vocals, Guitar, Piano, Harmonica
Ben Keith:  Pedal Steel Guitar, Vocals, Slide Guitar
Nils Lofgren;  Piano, Vocals, Guitar
Billy Talbot:  Bass
Ralph Molina:  Drums, Vocals

Roxy:  Tonight's The Night Live is a live album by Neil Young, released on April 24, 2018 by Reprise Records, recorded live at The Roxy Theatre on the Sunset Strip in Los Angeles, his backing band he called The Santa Monica Flyers played two sets a night on September 20, 21, and 22, 1973.