Neil Young was born in Toronto, Ontario, Canada on November 12, 1945. He is a singer-songwriter with a long and extensive musical career. He has become one of the most respected and influential musicians of his generation. Neil started his professional music career in the mid-1960's with a number of bands in Canada, notably the Mynah Birds, which also included fellow future Buffalo Springfield bassist Bruce Palmer and future funk star Rick James. When the Mynah Birds broke up, Young and Palmer headed to California to meet Stephen Stills, whom he had met in Thunder Bay, and the result was Buffalo Springfield. That band split up after three albums, and Neil soon started his solo career with the release of Neil Young November 12, 1968. The album did not do very well commercially, but included several strong tracks, including The Loner, said to be a portrait of Stephen Stills. On May 14, 1969 he recruited Crazy Horse and made the critically acclaimed Everybody Knows This Is Nowhere. This was a much more consistent album, the first to introduce longstanding collaborators Crazy Horse, and built around the ba
| 1 | Don't Cry | Freedom |
| 2 | Soul Of A Woman | A Treasure |
| 3 | Grey Riders | A Treasure |
| 4 | Long May You Run | Decade: Greatest Hits |
| 5 | Walk With Me | Le Noise |
| 6 | Harvest | Harvest |
| 7 | Only Love Can Break Your Heart | Neil Young Greatest Hits |
| 8 | Deep Forbidden Lake | Decade: Greatest Hits |
| 9 | Crime In The City (Sixty To Zero Part I) | Freedom |
| 10 | Walk On | Decade: Greatest Hits |
| 11 | Alabama | Harvest |
| 12 | Tonight's the Night, Pt. 1 | Decade: Greatest Hits |
| 13 | Oh, Lonesome Me | After The Goldrush |
| 14 | Wrecking Ball | Freedom |
| 15 | The Old Laughing Lady | Decade: Greatest Hits |
| 16 | Star of Bethlehem | Decade: Greatest Hits |
| 17 | Amber Jean | A Treasure |
| 18 | Someday | Freedom |
| 19 | Love Is A Rose | Decade: Greatest Hits |
| 20 | After The Gold Rush | After The Goldrush |