Scott McCaughey - NEIL (Vol. 1) (2020)
Artist: Scott McCaughey
Title: NEIL (Vol. 1)
Year Of Release: 2020
Label: Self Released
Genre: Rock, Covers
Quality: Mp3 320 kbps / FLAC (tracks)
Total Time: 60:12
Total Size: 139 / 355 MB
WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist:Title: NEIL (Vol. 1)
Year Of Release: 2020
Label: Self Released
Genre: Rock, Covers
Quality: Mp3 320 kbps / FLAC (tracks)
Total Time: 60:12
Total Size: 139 / 355 MB
WebSite: Album Preview
1. Music Arcade (05:27)
2. For The Turnstiles (02:42)
3. Nowadays Clancy Can't Even Sing (04:46)
4. Buffalo Springfield Again (02:56)
5. Sad Movies (03:56)
6. Trans Am (05:35)
7. Mideast Vacation (04:40)
8. Thrasher (05:34)
9. Shots (04:57)
10. Almost Always (04:54)
11. Ramada Inn (07:03)
12. Barstool Blues (03:35)
13. Light A Candle (04:11)
Neil Young turns 75 glorious years old next week.
For 50+ years, his music has been a huge part of my life - a source of immense pleasure, comfort, and pleasurable discomfort.
When I had a major stroke three years ago, I lost my ability to talk, sing, make music. As I found my way back, I turned to the songs I had a best chance at recalling, music somewhere deep in the recesses of what was left of me. The Beatles and Neil were my subterranean lode ... words and chords COULD be unearthed if I tried hard and often enough.
When this homegrown effort started taking shape, in the bowels of 2020, I consciously swerved away from much of the best known Neil songs to me, and the casual listener. Digging deeper, like I had tried to cough up favorite songs in the ditch of my fucked-up brain.
Neil is so many things. I wanted to represent some of them. But, I also decided, hey, call it Volume One. There are a thousand more songs...
For 50+ years, his music has been a huge part of my life - a source of immense pleasure, comfort, and pleasurable discomfort.
When I had a major stroke three years ago, I lost my ability to talk, sing, make music. As I found my way back, I turned to the songs I had a best chance at recalling, music somewhere deep in the recesses of what was left of me. The Beatles and Neil were my subterranean lode ... words and chords COULD be unearthed if I tried hard and often enough.
When this homegrown effort started taking shape, in the bowels of 2020, I consciously swerved away from much of the best known Neil songs to me, and the casual listener. Digging deeper, like I had tried to cough up favorite songs in the ditch of my fucked-up brain.
Neil is so many things. I wanted to represent some of them. But, I also decided, hey, call it Volume One. There are a thousand more songs...