Some said Dreamin’ Man — essentially Harvest Moon Live ’92 — was a curious choice for the latest of Neil Young’s Archives. But Harvest is an undeniable high point along the NY discography, which rolls deep. And it now it seems a prescient pick, as its title track has taken on a new life lately during this charitable season. 24Bit reports on two separate but equally noteworthy takes on the tune for charity comps: Ben Gibbard offering one to the GIVE Seattle project (benefitting Arts Corps), Kevin Barnes doing another for Paste‘s Songs For Haiti: 2010 Earthquake Relief. Hear KB’s take here.
Three’s a trend, and the latest homage comes via St. Vincent and Bon Iver, who covered “Harvest Moon” at the Bowery Presents & Brooklyn Vegan’s stacked Haiti benefit at Music Hall Of Williamsburg Saturday night. Watch it:
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Unless I am completely misreading your first two sentences, you should not use “Harvest” to shorten the name of “Harvest Moon”. Harvest was a separate album released in 1972. I would say that Harvest stands on it own and people know the difference.
No I noticed that two. This is the second Canadian-related mistake after misnaming the award Owen Pallett won for He Poos Clouds THIS IS AN OUTRAGE.
Maybe if you people would stop clubbing seals….My favorite Rush song is “Huck Finn”
Rosanne and Tom…Musical guest Neil doing this…The good stuff will be remembered the rest will fade…