It's official, folks: Neil Young and Crazy Horse are back together again. Hot on the heels of some exciting news that the Neil had reconvened with his Crazy Horse pals, we've now got a taste of what they've been up to in the form of a lengthy jam session posted to Young's official website.
It's a 37-minute-plus jam session that finds the band in raw, raucous form as they tear through extended versions of some old tunes. As Thrasher's Wheat/Consequence of Sound points out, the band rock out to "Fuckin' Up" (which is played instrumentally) and "Cortez the Killer" with no shortage six-string fireworks. There's also a video that pans around the studio control room, which ought to thrill any tech geeks out there.
A brief blurb accompanying the jam notes that it's called "Horse Back" and that it was recorded by John Hanlon at Audio Casa Blanca on January 6 of this year.
Revel in the return of Crazy Horse by watching the clip right here.
It's a 37-minute-plus jam session that finds the band in raw, raucous form as they tear through extended versions of some old tunes. As Thrasher's Wheat/Consequence of Sound points out, the band rock out to "Fuckin' Up" (which is played instrumentally) and "Cortez the Killer" with no shortage six-string fireworks. There's also a video that pans around the studio control room, which ought to thrill any tech geeks out there.
A brief blurb accompanying the jam notes that it's called "Horse Back" and that it was recorded by John Hanlon at Audio Casa Blanca on January 6 of this year.
Revel in the return of Crazy Horse by watching the clip right here.
