On this day in music 12th November…
The Canadian singer-songwriter Neil Young was born (Neil Percival Young) in Toronto, Ontario on this day 1945. Young is best known being a member of Buffalo Springfield, Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young and for a hugely successful solo career, releasing albums such as After the Gold Rush, Everybody Knows This Is Nowhere, and Harvest.
Previous Albums Of The Day
 No.1512 12/11/2020
A new artist to me, Keaton Henson reminds me of a tender Ray Lamontagne on first listen. Keaton’s new album, Monument is an intimate account of the loss of his father. Radiohead’s Philip Selway provided drums and percussion. Captivating and candid LP. |
 No.1164 12/11/2019
The new Kanye West album Jesus Is King he described as “an expression of the gospel.” Released to mixed reviews, the Christian themed LP has been called “masterworks,” “often disappointing, and always interesting work,” and “perfunctory religious discussion.” Your views? |
 No.798 12/11/2018
The Blue Öyster Cult are often considered a one hit wonder, after (Don’t Fear) The Reaper become a mainstay of soft rock radio stations. But their 4th LP, Agents of Fortune released 1976 offers much more than Reaper. BÖC’s previous LPs were harder and rockier, which saw Agents as ‘selling out’ to their loyal fan base. |
 No.433 12/11/2017
I love The Beach Boys, so the latest Weezer Pacific Daydream was recommended to me. Catchy and produced to the max. A summer driving album? |