What year did Neil Young release comes a time?

What year did Neil Young release comes a time?

2 octobre 1978 Comes a Time/Date de sortie

What is the longest Neil Young song?

The Longest Neil Young Songs

• Change Your Mind - 14:40.
• Natural Beauty - 10:23.
• Cowgirl in the Sand - 10:09.
• The Last Trip to Tulsa - 9:27.
• Down By The River - 9:20.

Who wrote the song comes a time?

Neil Young Comes a Time/Compositeurs All songs are written by Neil Young, except where noted. Track numbering and timings are from the original vinyl release, MSK 2266.

Who sings backup on comes a time?

Backing vocalist Nicolette Larson scored a surprise Top 10 hit with a slickly produced cover of the tune, which Young referred to as his "Fleetwood Mac song."

Who owns Neil Young's music?

Merck Mercuriadis Merck Mercuriadis-led Hipgnosis has today (January 6) announced that it has acquired 50% of the worldwide copyright and income interests in Neil Young's entire song catalog, comprising 1,180 compositions.

How many times did the Grateful Dead play comes a time?

The song appeared a total of 66 times over the years, often with several hundred shows between performances.

Who wrote comes a time Grateful Dead?

Robert Hunter Comes A Time/Paroliers

When did Neil Young's album comes a time come out?

• Comes a Time is the ninth studio album by Canadian singer-songwriter Neil Young, released in October 1978. "Comes a Time" is also the title song and a single release from the album.

Who is the lead singer of comes a time?

• Young agreed, and the end product was Comes a Time . Much of the album features harmony vocals from Nicolette Larson, who also shares lead vocals with Young on "Motorcycle Mama". Two songs on the album, "Look Out For My Love" and "Lotta Love", featured Young's long-time backing band, Crazy Horse.

What is the name of Neil Young's 9th album?

• Comes a Time is the ninth studio album by Canadian singer-songwriter Neil Young, released in 1978.

Who sang harmonies on Neil Young's solo albums?

• Nicolette Larson (pictured in 1985) sang harmonies on most of the songs. The album originally started out as a solo record, but when Young played it for Reprise executives they asked him if he would consider adding rhythm tracks to what he already had.