Neil Young: El hombre que cayó a la Tierra
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Neil Young, Ted Hughes, Jorge Oteiza, Cromlech, Chamanismo, Naturaleza, Espirales Creativas, Cuarta DimensiónResumen
El cantante y compositor canadiense Neil Young (nacido en 1945) ha estado confundiendo las mentes de sus oyentes durante décadas. Todo su trabajo gira en torno a encontrar nuevos horizontes y arrojar los viejos tópicos a la cuneta cuanto antes. Él encuentra la idea de repetirse a sí mismo simplemente abominable. Su experimentación, unas veces brillante, otras veces errática e irritante para sus seguidores de toda la vida, pone de manifiesto una gran capacidad para afrontar riesgos y romper estereotipos. Su instintiva integridad artística y su premeditado desprecio por las demandas de la industria musical moderna son legendarios. Este artículo pretende explicar algunas de las constantes que le distinguen del resto del mundo; no sólo como artista, sino como hombre.
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SELECTED BIBLIOGRAPHY
Byrne, Sandie. Ed. The Poetry of Ted Hughes. A Reader’s Guide to essential Criticism. London: Icon Books, 2000.
Drowning, David. A Dreamer of Pictures: Neil Young, the Man and His Music. London: Bloomsbury, 1994.
Dufrechou, Carole. Neil Young. New York: Quick Fox, 1998.
Einarson, John. Neil Young. Don’t Be Denied. The Canadian Years. Toronto: Quarry Press, 1992.
Grandin, Temple. Thinking in Pictures. London: Vintage Books, 2005.
Hughes, Ted. The Hawk in the Rain. London: Faber & Faber, 1957.
---. Wodwo. London: Faber and Faber, 1967.
---. Moortown. London: Faber and Faber, 1979.
Inglis, Sam. Harvest. New York: Continuum International Publishing Group Ltd., 2004.
Kot, Greg. “Harvest Moon”. Review (November 2002). Rolling Stone. Web. 13 Nov. 2020. .
Long, Peter. The Ghosts on the Road: Neil Young in Concert. London: The Old Homestead Press, 1996.
McDonough, James. Shakey. London: Vintage Books, 2003.
Rogan, John. Neil Young: the Definitive Story in his Musical Career. London: Proteus, 1982.
Romero Cambra, Pedro Javier. “An Introduction to the Poetry of Ted Hughes”. The Grove 9 (2002): 193-206.
SELECTED DISCOGRAPHY
Young, Neil. Neil Young. Reprise Records, 1968.
---. After the Gold Rush. Reprise Record, 1970
---. On the Beach. Reprise Records, 1974
---. Tonight’s the Night. Reprise Records, 1975.
---. Zuma. Reprise Records, 1975.
---. Rust Never Sleeps. Reprise Records, 1979.
---. Trans. Reprise Records, 1982.
---. Harvest Moon. Reprise Records, 1992.
---. Prairie Wind. Reprise Records, 2005.
---. Le Noise. Reprise Records, 2010.
---. The Monsanto Years. Reprise Records, 2014.
SELECTED VIDEOGRAPHY
: A Space Odyssey. Produced and Directed by Stanley Kubrik, Metro Goldwin Mayer, 1968.
Live at the Massey Hall. Directed by L. A. Johnson. Performance by Neil Young. Warner Reprise, 1971.
Rust Never Sleeps. Directed by Neil Young. Performance by Neil Young, Frank Sampedro, Billy Talbott, Ralph Molina. Warner Reprise, 1979.
Silver and Gold. Directed by L. A. Johnson. Performance by Neil Young. Warner Reprise Video, 2000.
Rivers and Tides. Produced by Annedore von Donop, Trevor Davies and Leslie Hills. Directed by Thomas Riedlesheimer, Roxie Releasing, 2001.
Heart of Gold. Directed by Johnathan Demme. Performance by Ben Keith, Chad Cromwell, Emmylou Harris, Karl Himmel, Neil Young, Peggi Young, Rick Rosas, Spooner Oldham, Diana DeWitt. Paramount Pictures Corporation, 2005.
Don’t Be Denied. Directed by Ben Whalley. BBC 4, 2008.
Neil Young Journeys. Directed by Johnathan Demme. Performance by Neil Young. Shakey Pictures Clinica Estetico, 2011.
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