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Neil Young and Crazy Horse

Excerpt: Five Questions with Crazy Horse Guitarist Frank “Poncho” Sampedro

Posted 01/11/2013 at 12:11pm | by Richard Bienstock

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"For that one, Neil just started playing it and we all joined in. I think right before we began, he said something like, 'You know, when we go to the verse it goes to these changes…' and he showed us. Nobody really knew when that was gonna happen, but we just followed along. And there might have been some rough spots. I might have dropped my guitar down a couple times. [laughs] But other than that, that was it. That’s the first take. For years I’ve been telling people that when we get together and jam, it’s just like that. But it was never recorded. "

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Neil Young and Crazy Horse Debut "Twisted Road" Music Video

Posted 10/18/2012 at 10:25am | by Josh Hart

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Neil Young and Crazy Horse have just debuted yet another clip from their upcoming new album, Psychedelic Pill. Watch the video for "Twisted Road" below.

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Neil Young and Crazy Horse Debut Video for "Walk Like a Giant"

Posted 09/27/2012 at 11:07am | by Josh Hart

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Neil Young and Crazy Horse have just premiered a video for a slimmed-down version of their sixteen-plus-minute new track "Walk Like a Giant." Watch it below.

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Neil Young and Crazy Horse Announce Release Date for New Album, 'Psychedelic Pill'

Posted 09/11/2012 at 12:15pm | by Josh Hart

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A surprisingly prolific Neil Young and Crazy Horse have announced the release details of their second album of 2012, the retro-titled Psychedelic Pill.

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Neil Young And Crazy Horse Announce U.S. Tour Dates

Posted 06/05/2012 at 10:21am | by Josh Hart

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A distinctly American album get a distinctly American tour. Neil Young & Crazy Horse have officially announced dates for a fall tour of the U.S., which includes a couple of warm-up dates it August at Colorado's Red Rocks. You can view the complete tour itinerary below.

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Neil Young & Crazy Horse Premiere "Oh Susannah" Video

Posted 05/01/2012 at 10:51am | by Josh Hart

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Next month, Neil Young and Crazy Horse will release their new album, Americana, via Reprise records. The album contains interpretations of American standards like "Clementine ," "Gallows Pole" and yes, even "She'll Be Comin' 'Round the Mountain."

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Video: Neil Young Discusses Reunion with Crazy Horse

Posted 02/02/2012 at 4:59pm | by Josh Hart

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Neil Young recently spoke out at the Slamdance Film Festival, confirming his reunion with Crazy Horse. You can check out video of Young discussing not one, but two new albums from the group below, courtesy of Rolling Stone.

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