Neil Young-Freedom-ORIGINAL 1989 US LP-NEAR MINT in Shrink-Reprise 25899-1

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Neil Young – Freedom Label: Reprise Records – 1-25899, Reprise Records – 9 25899-1 Format: Vinyl, LP, Album, Stereo, Specialty Press Country: US Released: 1989 Genre: Rock Style: Hard Rock, AOR, Pop Rock Tracklist Hide Credits A1 Rockin' In The Free World Guitar, Vocals – Neil Young Recorded By, Mixed By – Dave Hewitt* 3:40 A2 Crime In The City (Sixty To Zero Part I) Alto Saxophone – Ben Keith Baritone Saxophone – Larry Cragg Bass – Rick "The Bass Player" Rosas* Drums – Chad Cromwell Engineer [Second] – Brently Walton, Gary Long, Tim McColm Guitar – Frank "Poncho" Sampedro* Guitar, Vocals – Neil Young Tenor Saxophone [Lead] – Steve Lawrence (4) Trombone – Claude Cailliet Trumpet – John Fumo, Tom Bray* 8:45 A3 Don't Cry Bass – Rick "The Bass Player" Rosas* Drums – Chad Cromwell Engineer [Second] – Dary Sulich Guitar, Vocals – Neil Young 4:15 A4 Hangin' On A Limb Guitar, Vocals – Neil Young Recorded By – Tim Mulligan Vocals – Linda Ronstadt 4:18 A5 Eldorado Acoustic Guitar – Poncho Villa Bass – Rick "The Bass Player" Rosas* Drums – Chad Cromwell Engineer [Second] – Dary Sulich Guitar, Vocals – Neil Young 6:04 A6 The Ways Of Love Bass – Rick "The Bass Player" Rosas* Drums – Chad Cromwell Engineer [Second] – Alan Abrahamson*, Brently Walton, Tim McColm Guitar, Vocals – Neil Young Keyboards – Frank "Poncho" Sampedro* Pedal Steel Guitar – Ben Keith Vocals – Linda Ronstadt 4:30 B1 Someday Alto Saxophone – Ben Keith Baritone Saxophone – Larry Cragg Bass – Rick "The Bass Player" Rosas* Drums – Chad Cromwell Engineer [Second, A&M Studios] – Bob Vogt Engineer [Second] – Brently Walton, Gary Long, Tim McColm Guitar, Vocals – Neil Young Keyboards – Frank "Poncho" Sampedro* Tenor Saxophone [Lead] – Steve Lawrence (4) Trombone – Claude Cailliet Trumpet – John Fumo, Tom Bray* 5:39 B2 On Broadway Bass – Rick "The Bass Player" Rosas* Drums – Chad Cromwell Engineer [Second] – Dary Sulich Guitar, Vocals – Neil Young Written By – Barry Mann/Cynthia Weil/Jerry Leiber And Mike Stoller Written-By – Barry Mann, Cynthia Weil, Jerry Leiber, Mike Stoller 4:58 B3 Wrecking Ball Bass – Rick "The Bass Player" Rosas* Drums – Chad Cromwell Engineer [Second] – Dary Sulich Piano, Vocals – Neil Young 5:08 B4 No More Acoustic Guitar – Frank "Poncho" Sampedro* Bass – Rick "The Bass Player" Rosas*, Tony Marsico Drums – Chad Cromwell Engineer [Second] – Alan Abrahamson*, Brently Walton, Tim McColm Guitar, Vocals – Neil Young Keyboards – Ben Keith 6:04 B5 Too Far Gone Bass – Rick "The Bass Player" Rosas* Drums – Chad Cromwell Engineer [Second] – Alan Abrahamson*, Brently Walton, Tim McColm Guitar, Vocals – Neil Young Mandolin – Frank "Poncho" Sampedro* Pedal Steel Guitar, Vocals – Ben Keith 2:48 B6 Rockin' In The Free World Bass – Rick "The Bass Player" Rosas* Drums – Chad Cromwell Engineer [Second] – Alan Abrahamson*, Brently Walton, Tim McColm Guitar, Vocals – Frank "Poncho" Sampedro*, Neil Young Keyboards – Ben Keith 4:42 Companies, etc. Phonographic Copyright ? – Reprise Records Phonographic Copyright ? – WEA International Inc. Copyright © – Reprise Records Copyright © – WEA International Inc. Recorded At – Jones Beach Music Center Recorded At – Redwood Digital Recorded By – Record Plant Mobile Studio Recorded At – The Hit Factory Engineered At – Redwood Digital Edited At – A&M Records Mastered At – The Mastering Lab Lacquer Cut at – K Disc Mastering Pressed By – Specialty Records Corporation Record Company – Reprise Records Record Company – Warner Communications Published By – Silver Fiddle Music Published By – Screen Gems-EMI Music Inc. Credits Art Direction, Design – Gary Burden Artwork [Pictographics] – Don Brown (4) Crew [Equipment Manager] – Van Anonson Crew [Guitar Maintenance] – Larry Cragg Design Concept [Package Development And Design] – Don Brown (4) Edited By [Digital] – Dave Collins Engineer [Digital] – Tim Mulligan Engineer [Senior Technical] – Harry Sitam Lacquer Cut By – L* (tracks: Side B), KP* Management [Direction] – Elliot Roberts Management [Lookout Management] – Elliot Roberts, Frank Gironda Mastered By – Doug Sax Mastered By [Assisted By] – Alan Yoshida Mixed By – Niko Bolas (tracks: A2 to B6) Other [Physical Trainer] – Mike Johnson Photography By – Ebet Roberts Producer – Neil Young, Niko Bolas Producer [Production Assisted By] – Ben Keith, Frank "Poncho" Sampedro*, Tim Mulligan Recorded By – Niko Bolas (tracks: A2, A3, A5 to B6) Technician [Drum Technician] – Anthony Aquilato, Steve Onuska Transcription By [Computer Scribe] – Frank "Poncho" Sampedro* Written-By – Neil Young (tracks: A1 to B1, B3 to B6) Notes Specialty Records Corporation pressing denoted by "SP1-1" etches in runouts. Issued with black and white lyric / credit inner sleeve. 9 25899-1 on spine, 1-25899 on labels. Track A1 is a live recording of B6. Linda Ronstadt appears courtesy of Elektra/Asylum/Nonesuch Records Barcode and Other Identifiers Barcode (Text): 0 7599-25899-1 8 Rights Society (A1 to B1, B3 to B6): ASCAP Rights Society (B2): BMI 

Matrix / Runout 

Side 1: 1-25899-A-SR1 RE-1 DMM SP1-1 KDISC KP 

Side 2: Kdisc DMM L 1-25899-B-Re1 SR2 DMM SP1-1 

This is the ORIGINAL 1989 U.S. LP.

Vinyl is NEAR MINT!

The cover is NEAR MINT!

The lyric inner sleeve is included!

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