Neil Young:
Reflections in Broken Glass by Sylvie Simmons
Scott
Young: Neil
and Me (Neil's life as seen from the eyes of his father's) Editions: Hardcover |
Paperback
Greendale is a critically acclaimed, collectible, first edition book written by Neil Young & illustrated by James Mazzeo (Sanctuary, 2004). The original printing resulted in 1000 first-edition hard-cover books. Selling for up to five times the suggested retail price, Greendale instantly became a collector's item, and can now only be found in private collections around the world. The tremendous demand for Greendale's limited first edition printing inspired artist James Mazzeo to create a very exclusive & extremely rare series:
a book representing each state of the Union, plus the District of Columbia, which will be donated to the Smithsonian. Each State contains five original Mazzeo's painted directly within the pages of a first edition hard cover Greendale book.
Signed by
James Mazzeo & Neil Young
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Shakey: Neil Young's Biography by Jimmy McDonough 
"You can't go along from people to people, place to
place, creating, changing, without hurting a lot of people.
How can you do that? Can you think of an answer? I think I'm going a good job--even though
it's painful sometimes."
Neil Young,
the Rolling Stones Files: Compendium of Interviews, Articles, Facts
Neil
Young Harvest Moon: For Guitar
A Dreamer
of Pictures: Neil Young the Man and His Music.
Neil
Young: Unplugged Paperback, 100pp.
Warner Brothers Publications
Neil
Young: Don't Be Denied: 'the Canadian
Years' 
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for Comes A Time - a Neil Young page.
CSNY:
the reunion 
"Looking Forward"
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In 1966, an aspiring singer-songwriter drove a battered funeral car 2000 miles from his native Canada to Los Angeles, California, to seek his fortune in the music business. Thirty-five years later, Neil Young is still going strong, the survivor of an astonishing career which has taken in Buffalo Springfield, Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young, numerous collaborations and 30-plus solo albums. Featuring new and previously unpublished interviews with close friends and musicians, this Mojo Book provides new insights into Young's music, shedding fresh light on his family life, behind-the-scenes relationships and health problems. It also uncovers new facts about his friendship with "The Wizard", aka murderer Charles Manson, and closely examines his schizophrenic 1980s output and musical return to form as Godfather of Grunge in the 1990s.Sylvie Simmons - Neil Young: Reflections in Broken Glass |
