Neil Young

Neil Young is a Canadian-born Singer-Songwriter, guitarist and Country-Rock icon. Over the course of his career, Young has experimented with many different styles of music and has produced a number of classic albums that have cemented his status as an original artist and unique musical voice.

After starting his career playing Folk clubs in the Winnipeg area, Young moved to Los Angeles and formed the group Buffalo Springfield with Stephen Stills. After releasing a moderately successful solo debut, Young joined Stills again in the band Crosby, Stills & Nash. Young split with the group in 1970 and released his third solo album, After the Gold Rush, to universal acclaim and commercial success. His follow-up album, Harvest, became the biggest hit of his career and solidified the relaxed, Country-Rock sound that he would become known for.

In the late 1970s, Young began to experiment more with electric guitars and a Rock-oriented sound. Young released a number of albums with his backing band Crazy Horse that featured his signature feedback-laden guitar style. The 1980s saw Young experiment with electronic sounds and voice manipulation. In 1995, Young was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.

Young's upcoming album entitled Fork in the Road is reportedly going to be a concept album about electric cars. He debuted the song "Fork in the Road" on his website in January. The album is scheduled to be released on April 7 via Reprise Records. Young will also be releasing his long awaited "Archives" collection on June 2.Billboard: Neil Young's 'Archives' Set For June 2 Arrival (March 21, 2009)

• 1968: Neil Young
• 1969: Everybody Knows This Is Nowhere
• 1970: After the Gold Rush
• 1972: Harvest
• 1973: Time Fades Away
• 1974: On the Beach
• 1975: Tonight's the Night
• 1975: Zuma
• 1992: Harvest Moon
• 1995: Mirror Ball (with Pearl Jam)
• 2007: Chrome Dreams II
• 2009: Fork In The Road