Neil Young is sharing an update on his plans to release several archival projects in 2020.
“We are in the midst of so many things here, restoring projects, making them ready for you to feel, view, hear and enjoy,” wrote Young on his Archives website. “These pieces are a labor of love. Every morning I wake up with a full plate of things to do to keep me off the street and as a result, off the road. It’s good to stop and regroup, gather energy and openness for what could be next.
“We are in the midst of many projects, most notably now, ‘Way Down In The Rust Bucket’ and ‘Greendale Live’. Both with Crazy Horse.
“Greendale is a monster!,” Young continued. “Currently in the final editing stages, this performance from Toronto with a cast of 50 plus is like a Broadway show. We took it all around North America in 2003, setting up that massive set over 80 times. Now we are preparing it to share through NYA and theaters. A ‘Greendale Live’ album will be part of the release. Greendale’s live music is in a big groove with Crazy Horse!”
The latest update follows Young’s announcement last summer that had postponed his 2019 tour plans to work on a series of archival film projects that span much of his lengthy career.
In June, Young issued an archival 1973 live record, “Tuscaloosa”, before dropping his first album with Crazy Horse in seven years, “Colorado”, in October.
The singer has also previously confirmed plans to release a 1975 set, “Homegrown”, sometime in 2020.
“Let’s make 2020 a good one!,” closed Young’s New year’s message. “Health and Happiness everyone!”
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