This would be perfect if I was lying in bed relaxing at the end of the day.  Unfortunatly is mid morning and I'm trying to work and now I want a nap.

 Johnny_Wave wrote: 
Wouldn't call it crappy, but it's not one that comes to mind when I'm thinking of my fave Neil Young songs.

 mauflex wrote: 
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 govna wrote: 
Let's all request "Cinnamon Girl", then !

sound too long to me.

 Rooney wrote: 
And sleepy songs cerntainly have their place....just wish I weren't at my desk....

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Löve every little bit from this wonderful album.

 Verpeiler wrote: 
Yeah, it's probably been all downhill for you since Sprockets was canceled. 
"Now is the time on Sprockets vhen ve dance!"

i think all the "sleepy" comments are ignoring one thing: context.  the album is nicely balanced, with both fast and slow songs (more on the fast side actually).  don't forget, this is where "cinnamon girl" came from.

Excellent, simply excellent.

Big fan of Neil, but this song is crappy

I like Neil Young a lot.  But this song kind of puts me to sleep. 

Wow, I have not heard this in ages, and I'm surprised at how much I am enjoying it.

Thanks, Bill and Company. I'll continue to pitch RP to my friends and tell them to forget NPR and pledge a few bucks to RP instead. 

Good music but he's a bit of a bird brain, but don't tell him, he might squawk and fly off the handle. I don't want to ruffle his feathers or have his beak out of place

Good music but he's a bit of a bird brain, but don't tell him, he might squawk and fly off the handle. I don't want to ruffle his feathers or have his beak out of place

 BKardon wrote: 
I'm in the "Neil Young could do no wrong between 1969 (this album) and 1979 (Rust Never Sleeps)".
Since then it's been pretty patchy, with enough tasty nuggets to keep us interested.
And yes, I agree with your comment about this song within the context of the rockers on the album.
Personally, I even like it "out of context", and I love the fact that Bill keeps playing it, despite its relative obscurity.
Cheers.

 BKardon wrote: 
So'm I, mostly. His recent politisse is sort of a turn-off, because it's almost as if he's neglecting the music for the sake of the message, instead of delicately balancing the two the way he used to do and probably still can.  My favorite album of his is still "Zuma."

In Italy we say... "che due coglioni!!!!!!!"...that it means that this is a little bit boring...JUST a little.

Wow! The segue from Eels to Neil seems to enhance both songs.  Pretty cool.  Guess that's what a good D.J. is about.

 blades wrote: 
Well, looking at your favorites list (Rollingstones, Fleetwood Mac, Beatles) I'd say you haven't changed much in 30 years. It's both of you.

This song holds up better in the context of the album.  It's a softer tune sandwiched between rockers such as Cinammon Girl, Down By The River, and Cowgirl In The Sand.

I'm in the "Neil Young can do no wrong" camp.

not ageing well...or is it me

I guess by now I shouldn't be surprised by some of the low ratings some of my favorite songs/artists receive anymore, but I honestly am. No love for Neil?

 FrankMc wrote: 
i just came here to inquire the same! thanks!

Robin! And I always thought it was a Mourning Dove.

I wondered who provided that ethereal sound to one of my absolute favorite songs.

 capandjudy wrote: 

All yours!
 Infinite_Destiny wrote: 

Boring...  

 capandjudy wrote: 
 OMG, it's a she?

 nigelr wrote: 
I believe that the female vocalist is Robin Lane.