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`The` `ROCK REPORT`
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`Behind The Music`

NEIL YOUNG -- "HEART OF GOLD"

	Writers: Neil Young
	Producers: Elliot Mazer, Henry Lewy, and Jack Nitzsche
	Recorded: Late 1971
	Released: Early 1972
	Players: Neil Young -- guitar, vocals Ben Keith -- pedal steel Jack Nitzsche -- piano, guitar Tim Drummond -- bass Kenny Buttrey -- drums James Taylor and Linda Ronstadt -- backing vocals
	Album: Harvest (Reprise, 1972)
	Also On: Decade (Reprise, 1977)
	"Heart Of Gold" was Neil Young's first big hit single, and it brought him mainstream success as well as international stardom. The song "put me in the middle of the road," as Young recalled.
	At the time of its release, many critics felt Harvest was too lightweight and sentimental, showing a dip in Neil Young's standards.
	While his earlier, better-known songs like "Mr. Soul", "Down By The River," and "Cinnamon Girl" were quirky and dark, "Heart Of Gold" was distinctly laid back and warm in contrast. The overall mellow mood of the song, and the album in general, played a large role in gaining a wider audience for Young.
	In order to ensure the good vibes in the song, Young brought James Taylor and Linda Ronstadt along to provide backing vocals.
	A bad back just might make for easy-going rock: Young might have been shooting for a more commercial sound on Harvest, but he also had a back injury at the time, which prevented him from doing any strenuous electric guitar rave-ups -- hence the album's acoustic feel.
	Harvest was the first album Young worked on with the Stray Gators, a group he was to work with again with great success.

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