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Neil Young Drops Previously Unreleased 1972 Song ‘Come Along and Say You Will’

Neil Young isn’t releasing his 10-disc collection Archives Volume 2: 1972-1976 until November 22nd, but paid subscribers of The Neil Young Archives website now have access to the previously unreleased song “Come Along and Say You Will.”

The tune was recorded at Young’s Broken Arrow Ranch on December 15th, 1972 with drummer Kenny Buttrey, bassist Tim Drummond, and pedal steel guitarist Ben Keith. They were weeks away from launching an extensive North American tour where Young would debut several new songs that ultimately wound up on the 1973 live album Time Fades Away.

“Come Along and Say You Will” didn’t make the cut for Time Fades Away, but it was played at least 11 times during the first month of the tour and live tapes have circulated for years. Nobody has ever heard the studio version prior to this.

It’s one of many unheard songs that will appear on Archives Volume 2. The package begins with material the Stray Gators cut in late 1972 and continues through the Time Fades Away tour, the Tonight’s the Night sessions and tour, the On the Beach and Zuma sessions, and songs he wrote for the Stills-Young Band LP before wrapping up with his 1976 world tour with Crazy Horse.

On November 6th, Young is releasing the live album and movie Return to Greendale. Also in the pipeline is a 50th-anniversary edition of After the Gold Rush, official bootlegs taped during a 1970 show at Carnegie Hall and a 1974 gig at the Bottom Line, a 1990 Crazy Horse club gig he’s calling Way Down in the Rust Bucket, and a 2019 European show with Crazy Horse he’s dubbed Noise and Flowers. Exact dates for most of these releases have yet to be announced, but he hopes they will come at some point in 2021.

Young hasn’t played to a live audience since Farm Aid on September 21st, 2019. Earlier this year, he announced plans to bring Crazy Horse to North American arenas. The pandemic forced him to indefinitely delay those plans and he’s largely been holed up at the Colorado home he shares with wife and actress Daryl Hannah. She’s filmed a series of Fireside Sessions acoustic shows on her iPad that show Young playing a series of tunes from throughout his career. The last one was released on July 1st and focused on political songs. It was later released as an EP titled The Times.

Jason, is the above video you posted supposed to be the studio version of “Come Along and Say You Will" ? (as the post by Larry from Rolling Stone says "Nobody has ever heard the studio version prior to this".) It sounds like a bootleg live version. The quality doesn't seem too great.

Here:

https://youtu.be/fE_CxA02fd0

but the link to order goes back to the NYA store and nothing is there..................

The linked so-called "Unboxing" video on youtube now lists November 20 as the release date.

From Neil's unboxing video:

Limited Deluxe Edition (3000 copies world wide)
exclusively available at NeilYoungArchives.com
out November 20th, pre-order now

Which begs the question, howz this gonna differ from the unlimited non-deluxe edition?

250 page and poster, i am guessing.

it's up.

$250.00

half way down the greedy hand page.


$250.00 is not disposable cash...$25 a CD.


i do not want the fucking book, just give me the music.....fucker.....fucker....fucker

A friend just posted this track listing

Neil Young, Archives, Volume 2: 1972-1976 (Reprise, 2020) (Greedy Hand Online Store)
* = previously unreleased song
# = new unreleased version

Disc 1 (1972-1973) – Everybody’s Alone
Letter From ‘Nam *
Monday Morning #
The Bridge #
Time Fades Away #
Come Along and Say You Will *
Goodbye Christmas on the Shore *
Last Trip to Tulsa
The Loner #
Sweet Joni *
Yonder Stands the Sinner
L.A. (Story)
L.A. #
Human Highway #
Track 7 released as B-side to “Time Fades Away,” Reprise Records single REP-1184, 1973.
Track 10 released on Time Fades Away, Reprise Records LP MS-2151, 1973.

Disc 2 (1973) – Tuscaloosa
Here We Go in the Years
After the Gold Rush
Out on the Weekend
Harvest
Old Man
Heart of Gold
Time Fades Away
Lookout Joe
New Mama
Alabama
Don’t Be Denied
All tracks released on Tuscaloosa, Reprise Records LP 587621-1, 2019.

Disc 3 (1973) – Tonight’s the Night
Speakin’ Out Jam #
Everybody’s Alone #
Tired Eyes
Tonight’s the Night
Mellow My Mind
World on a String
Speakin’ Out
Raised on Robbery [with Joni Mitchell] *
Roll Another Number (For The Road)
New Mama
Albuquerque
Tonight’s the Night Part II
Tracks 3-7, 9-12 released on Tonight’s The Night, Reprise Records LP MS-2221, 1975.

Disc 4 (1973) – Roxy: Tonight’s the Night Live
Tonight’s the Night
Mellow My Mind
World on a String
Speakin’ Out
Albuquerque
New Mama
Roll Another Number
Tired Eyes
Tonight’s the Night Part II
Walk On
The Losing End #
Tracks 1-10 released on Reprise Records LP 566051-1, 2018.

Disc 5 (1974) – Walk On
Winterlong
Walk On
Bad Fog of Loneliness #
Borrowed Tune
Traces #
For the Turnstiles
Ambulance Blues
Motion Pictures
On the Beach
Revolution Blues
Vampire Blues
Greensleeves *
Track 1 released on Decade, Reprise Records LP 3RS-2257, 1977.
Track 2, 6-11 released on On The Beach, Reprise Records LP R-2180, 1974.
Track 4 released on Tonight’s The Night, Reprise Records LP MS-2221, 1975.

Disc 6 (1974) – The Old Homestead
Love/Art Blues #
Through My Sails #
Homefires *
Pardon My Heart #
Hawaiian Sunrise #
LA Girls and Ocean Boys *
Pushed It Over the End #
On the Beach #
Vacancy #
One More Sign #
Frozen Man *
Give Me Strength #
Bad News Comes to Town #
Changing Highways #
Love/Art Blues #
The Old Homestead
Daughters *
Deep Forbidden Lake
Love/Art Blues #
Track 16 releases on Hawks & Doves, Reprise Records LP HS-2297, 1980.
Track 18 released on Decade, Reprise Records LP 3RS-2257, 1977.

Disc 7 (1974) – Homegrown
Separate Ways
Try
Mexico
Love Is a Rose
Homegrown
Florida
Kansas
We Don’t Smoke It No More
White Line
Vacancy
Little Wing
Star of Bethlehem
All tracks released on Homegrown, Reprise Records CD 2-628761, 2020.

Disc 8 (1975) – Dume
Ride My Llama #
Cortez the Killer
Don’t Cry No Tears
Born to Run *
Barstool Blues
Danger Bird
Stupid Girl
Kansas #
Powderfinger #
Hawaii #
Drive Back
Lookin’ for a Love
Pardon My Heart
Too Far Gone #
Pocahontas #
No One Seems to Know #
Track 2, 3, 5, 6, 7, 11-13 released on Zuma, Reprise Records LP MS-2242, 1975.

Disc 9 (1976) – Look Out for My Love
Like a Hurricane
Lotta Love
Look Out For My Love
Separate Ways #
Let It Shine #
Long May You Run
Fontainebleau
Traces #
Mellow My Mind #
Midnight on the Bay #
Stringman #
Mediterranean *
Ocean Girl #
Midnight on the Bay #
Human Highway #
Track 1 released on American Stars ‘n Bars, Reprise Records LP MSK-2261, 1977.
Tracks 2 and 3 released on Comes A Time, Reprise Records LP MSK-2266, 1978.
Tracks 6 and 7 released on Long May You Run, Reprise Records LP MS-2253, 1976.

Disc 10 (1976) – Odeon Budokan
The Old Laughing Lady #
After the Gold Rush #
Too Far Gone #
Old Man #
Stringman #
Don’t Cry No Tears #
Cowgirl in the Sand #
Lotta Love #
Drive Back #
Cortez the Killer #

Renny, have a heart, dude. At $250 a pop for his limited edition of 3,000 units, old Neil is only going to gross $750,000.

jim,

yep, he made a cool 3/4 million today, if they sold out.

for 12 unreleased songs.

and a few alternate versions.

i'm betting we get a 10CD only, no book, no poster, no frills (just like archives 1) release. right around novembar 22 when this set is released to the public.......i'm gonna say $100 - $125.

renny

So Neil gets 100% of the profits, the company gets zilch? Yeah right.
Here's hoping the budget versions appears sooner than later, but if it doesn't there is not enough popcorn in the stores for the festivities in the threads. I sold one of my DVD copies of Archives 1 earlier this year to fund Archives 2.

Just ordered. Still available.

I can't believe I'm typing this. I was all set to pull the trigger, but in the style of James T. Kirk, I just . couldn't . bring . myself . to . do . it .

I really only need 3 of these previously released discs, so I'll either get those, or wait to see if a non-deluxe box shows up, closer to half the price. I must be gettin' old or sumfin...

I suspect their will be a download at the NYA store (different than the Greedy Hand store). There may possibly be a lower priced cd edition there also.

Someone actually tested the site for numbers sold and a earlier today it appeared that 2300 units have sold, 700 remaining. Very impressive for such a short period of time. Many people not willing to take a chance on a reissue soon and/or looking to flip in all likelihood.

if worse comes to worse, the 12 unreleased songs will eventually show up elsewhere and be ripe for the picking.....and you know the young camp knows this too, which i why i fully believe that, along with a whole lot of moony to be made, a 10CD cheaper version will appear, without the book and poster and whatever other toys and gimmicks they threw in there.

remember levon: "levon, levon likes his money, he makes a lot they say"

well: "neil young, neil young likes his money (too) he makes a lot they say (too)

Very disappointed in the price. Between this and the deluxe version of Back to Greendale, Neil seems to be pricing a lot of fans out of the mix.

I can’t justify $250 for a box of CDs in 2020. Where is the Blu-ray or DVDA version?

i ask:

what would jimbo have done?

Good question, he would have of course waited for Discorama to offer this at their discounted prices but I would doubt a place like Discorama would ever stock this (as it is rare and limited).

He did pass on big expensive box’s in the past, didn’t get the big Pink Floyd box or the Led Zep boxes so he would probably pass on this.

I’m not sure if he has Archives Volume One.

Btw... bought Archives Vol 1 back in 2010, paid $218 for the Blu-ray version and thought that was a fair price at the time. $250+ for CDs? nah.