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Neil Young And Bluenote Café- BLUENOTE CAFE- 2CD- 2015-
- Reprise Records/Silver Bow Productions, Inc.- 093624926108- 500 grn
(NYA PS 11) NEIL YOUNG ARCHIVES PERFORMANCE Series Disc 11.
BLUENOTE CAFE is a live album by Canadian / American singer-songwriter Neil Young, released on November 13, 2015, on Reprise. The album is volume eleven in Young's Archives Performance Series, and features performances from Young's November 1987 – August 1988 American tours with the Bluenotes, with whom he recorded his seventeenth studio album, This Note's For You. This superb live set documents one of Neil's most funky and heartfelt periods, featuring seven unreleased songs - "Soul Of A Woman," "Bad News Comes To Town," Ain't It The Truth," "I'm Goin'," "Crime Of The Heart," "Doghouse," "Fool For Your Love," - and a searing 19+ minute version of the immortal "Tonight's The Night" at The Pier in New York City. Young's band featured on the release includes a full horn section as well as bassists Rick Rosas and Billy Talbot, keyboardist Frank Sampedro and drummers Chad Cromwell and Ralph Molina. Two of the album's tracks, "This Note's For You" and "Ain't It The Truth," previously appeared on the compilation album Lucky Thirteen.
PERSONNEL: Neil Young – vocals, guitar, harmonica; Rick Rosas, Billy Talbot – bass; Chad Cromwell, Ralph Molina – drums; Frank Sampedro – keyboards, guitar, backing vocals; Steve Lawrence – lead tenor saxophone, keyboards, backing vocals; Ben Keith – alto saxophone; Larry Cragg – baritone saxophone; Claude Cailliet – trombone, backing vocals; Tom Bray, John Fumo – trumpet.
In 1987, Young decided he wanted to set aside rock & roll for a while and play the blues, and that's just what he did. He recruited his longtime musical partners Crazy Horse, added a six-piece horn section, and called the new band the Bluenotes, hitting the road with the new act in late 1987. In 1988, Young cut an album with the Bluenotes, This Note's For You, and toured some more with the group before deciding he wanted to move back to topical songwriting with 1989's Freedom, leaving the Bluenotes behind for good. BLUENOTE CAFE is an installment in Young's Neil Young Archives series that documents his 1987-1988 concerts with the Bluenotes. This doesn't present a single show, but stitches together highlights from 11 different gigs from November 1987 to August 1988. With the exception of a 19-minute workout on "Tonight's The Night," pretty much everything here is unique to this particular ensemble, and while it might have been interesting to hear Young rework some of his more primal material with a bluesy spin, that doesn't happen. But there are a number of otherwise unrecorded tunes here that merit preservation, particularly the lean, funky "Doghouse" and the tough but playful "Ain't It The Truth," and the performances here are consistently solid. Crazy Horse don't sound as exciting when reduced to a rhythm section, but they give this music a solid foundation and a deep groove, and if the horn section has only so many moves, they're emphatic and drive these songs home with impressive force. And the Bluenotes were a fine showcase for Young's guitar work; he doesn't spin off many epic solos here as he does with most of his electric bands, but the urgent, brittle tone of Young's guitar is a great match for his brief bursts of six-string fury, recalling a wired and feral version of Albert Collins. As a two-disc set, BLUENOTE CAFE feels a bit overstuffed and drawn out, but these recordings confirm the Bluenotes hold up better than many of Young's creative left turns in the '80s, and this is a thorough and entertaining look at an often overlooked phase in Young's creative journey.
Presented In A Gatefold Cardboard Sleeve With Hype Sticker On Front Cover Includes Insert.
Manufactured In The EU.
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