Neil Young Comes a Time SEALED LP Crazy Horse JJ Cale
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$ 35 Sold For
Aug 1, 2010 Sold Date
Jul 29, 2010 Start Date
$   20 Start price
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e © AP6.0



 Still Sealed / U.S. Original Vinyl L.P.

 

NEIL YOUNG


(COMES A TIME)


REPRISE MSK 2266

 


* REPRISE –1978 Original L.P.

* Tightly sealed - Smooth, Flat Corners



TRACKS:


All songs were written by Neil Young, except where noted. Crazy Horse appear on "Look Out For My Love" and "Lotta Love".



SIDE ONE:


Goin' Back

Comes A Time

Look Out For My Love

Lotta Love

Peace Of Mind


SIDE TWO:


Human Highway

Already One

Field Of Opportunity

Motorcycle Mama

Four String Winds


MUSICIANS:

 


NEIL YOUNG, vocals, guitar, strings



(CRAZY HORSE):


(FRANK SAMPEDRO), vocals, guitar

(BILLY TALBOT), vocals, bass

(RALPH MOLINA), vocals, drums

(TIM MULLIGAN), saxophone


GONE WITH THE WIND ORCHESTRA


NICHOLETTE LARSON, harmony, vocals


BEN KEITH, steel guitar


CARL HIMMEL, drums


TIM DRUMMOND, bass


SPOONER OLDHAM, piano


RUFUS THIBODEAUX, fiddle


JOE OSBORNE, bass


LARRIE LONDIN, drums


J.J. CALE, electric guitar


FARRELL MORRIS, percussion


GRANT BROATWRIGHT,acoustic guitar


BUCKY BARRET, acoustic guitar


JOHN CHRISTOPHER, acoustic guitar


JERRY SHOOK, acoustic guitar


VIC JORDAN, acoustic guitar


STEVE GIBSON, acoustic guitar


DALE SELLERS, acoustic guitar


RAY EDENTON, acoustic guitar


RITA FEY, autoharp


SHELLY KURLAND, strings


STEPHANIE WOOLF, strings


MARVIN CHANTRY, strings


ROY CHRISTENSEN, strings


GARY VANOSDALE, strings


CARL GORODIZBY, strings


GEORGE BINKLEY, strings


STEVE SMITH, strings


LARRY HARVIN, strings


LARRY LASSON, strings


CAROL WALKER, strings


REBECCA LYNCH, strings


VIRGINIA CHRISTENSEN, strings


MARYANNA HARVIN, strings


GEORGE KOSMOLA, strings


MARTHA MCCRORY, strings

CHUCK COCHRAN, strings



ALBUM NOTES:


 

Comes A Time by Neil Young is one of his all time best. Few records in Neils cannon are better then this one. Every song flows perfectly into the next, well almost every song. The lyricism is bright and in someplaces uplifting. The acousitc musician ship is amazing. Neil's backing band is right on que and takes this already amazing work of music to a whole nother level with just a few beats of the drum and some simple plucks of the bass. For Comes A Time, think, the Harvest album, but better and the complete opposite of themes. Harvest was dark and self wollowing in some places, while this whole album is bright and a whole hell of a lot happier... which makes for a better album in this case. 

While Harvest was good and the message felt more personnal, Comes A Time is much better. The recording for one thing is amazing compared to the other. Everything is Crytal clear and loud in your speakers which makes for a nice listening experince. 

There are not that many song on the album that went on to become classics or get regular play on te radio but for Neil fans almost every song on the album is a classic. 'Piece Of Mind' 'Human Highway' and 'Goin Back' are all Neil staples and are concidered by many to be three of his best songs. The rest of the songs are astounding as well. 

The one thing that somewhat threw me about this album was 'Motorcycle Mama.' Its a great song and has killer guitar but it doesnt fit in with the album. If he would have put it on American Stars N' Bars it would have fit better. But he put it on here because he thought that it would make the B-side of the album stronger. Well the B-side was already plenty strong, unike Harvest where 'Alabama' was needed. It doesnt take anything away from the album but I just feel it is slightly out of place. But it does show that Neil cant go to long with out really rockin' out! I think thats a good thing. 

So in the end Comes A Time is a really good album, maybe even Neil Youngs all time best. One things for sure there comes a time when everyone should own this album.



CONDITION:

 


     

 COND. COVER:     Tightly sealed. Flat, tight corners. 

                                

 

COND. VINYL:          Sealed.

 

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COULD THIS BE A LOTTA LOVE WITHDRAWN?


Neil Young wasn't happy with "Lotta Love" being the last

song. Reprise withdrew and supposedly

destroyed almost all of the discs and remastered it

with the changed order. A small amount still got out

and we now have this rarity. Reprise, however,

decided not to waste the covers, and covers with the

wrong track order are still very common. The LP

itself is not. This LP remains unopened could it be one?

Super rare withdrawn version with "Lotta Love" mastered as the last song on side one. Neil, being the qhe wasn't happy with "Lotta Love" being the last 
song. Amazingly, Reprise withdrew and supposedly 
destroyed almost all of the discs and remastered it 
with the changed order. A small amount still got out 
and we now have this rarity. Reprise, however, 
decided not to waste the covers, and covers with the 
wrong track order are still very common. The LP 
itself is not. uirky guy he is, decided at the last minute that he wasn't happy with "Lotta Love" being the last song. Amazingly, Reprise withdrew and supposedly destroyed almost all of the discs and remastered it with the changed order. A small amount still got out and we now have this rarity. Reprise, however, decided not to waste the covers, and covers with the wrong track order are still very common. The LP itself is not. 


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