Sold Date: August 30, 2018
Start Date: August 8, 2018
Final Price: $16.99 (USD)
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Vinyl:  NM- Play Tested. Sounds Great!  Labels are Clean.  This is the Original 1978 Reprise 1st Pressing!  Classic Neil Young with a Classic set of Songs reminiscent of "Harvest", that are enriched by the great Nicolette Larson!
Cover:  VG+  (see photos) 
Goldmine Standards.   See Review Below!

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AllMusic Review by William Ruhlmann 

Six and a half years later,  finally was the  album for the millions of fans who had loved , an acoustic-based record with country overtones and romantic, autobiographical lyrics, and many of those fans returned to the fold, enough to make  's first Top Ten album since . He signaled the album's direction with the leadoff track, "Goin' Back," and its retrospective theme augmented with an orchestral backup and the deliberate beat familiar from his number one hit "Heart of Gold." Of course,  remained sly about this retrenchment. "I feel like goin' back," he sang, but added, "back where there's nowhere to stay." Doubtless he had no intention of staying with this style, but for the length of the album, melodies, love lyrics, lush arrangements, and steel guitar solos dominated, and 's vocals were made more accessible by being paired with 's harmonies. 's own version of 's "Lotta Love," released shortly after the one heard here, became a Top Ten hit single. Other highlights included the reflective "Already One," which treats the unusual subject of the nature of a divorced family, the ironic "Field of Opportunity," and a cover of 's folk standard "Four Strong Winds" (a country Top Ten hit for  in 1965).