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Neil Young and Crazy Horse Release Driftin' Back Video
11/12/2012
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(hennemusic) Neil Young and Crazy Horse continue to issue videos for songs from their newly-released album, "Psychedelic Pill." The latest is for the epic, 28-minute track, "Driftin' Back."

The song opens with Neil on acoustic guitar before Crazy Horse join in for a long, instrumental ride.

"Psychedelic Pill" is the band's second album in 2012; in June, they released "Americana," the group's first album together since 2003's "Greendale." Watch the video here.

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