New from Alfred, Neil Young's "Prairie Wind"

Press release
Source: Alfred Publishing

Prairie Wind

Prairie Wind was written and recorded in 2005, while Neil Young was being treated for a potentially fatal brain aneurysm. He recorded eight of the songs prior to his surgery for the aneurysm, and two following his surgery, as he recovered. Prairie Wind has been described as a very personal record, stylistically similar to Neil Young’s classic records Harvest and Harvest Moon.

Titles are: Falling Off the Face of the Earth * Far from Home * He Was the King * Here for You * It's a Dream * No Wonder * The Painter * Prairie Wind * This Old Guitar * When God Made Me.

About Alfred Publishing
Since its inception in 1922, Alfred Publishing remains dedicated to helping people experience the joy of making music. With hundreds of expert authors and composers backed by a talented staff in seven offices worldwide, Alfred publishes educational, reference, pop, and performance pieces for teachers, students, hobbyists and performers spanning every musical instrument, style, and difficulty level.

Alfred currently has over 45,000 active print, DVD, software, general MIDI, audio CD and enhanced CD titles in circulation throughout the world. Titles represent a full range of musical tastes and styles, including the works of George and Ira Gershwin, Duke Ellington, Burt Bacharach, Henry Mancini, Led Zeppelin, the Eagles, Madonna, Green Day, and hundreds more. In addition to its own titles, Alfred distributes works from the National Guitar Workshop, the Dover Music catalog, and Faber Music.