Neil Young’s heritage as a rock icon and a folk songwriter is so huge that people tend to forget about the other side of Neil, namely his huge beautiful guitar sound and the sobering fact that he can bring the best out of both an acoustic and a fuzzed-out electric. This songbook is a great way to bridge the gap between those two fascinating sonic worlds, from the four bucolic songs off Harvest (1972) to the proto-punk fury of Crazy Horse songs off Rust Never Sleeps (1979) and Freedom (1989).