Recorded January 29, 1973 @ The Scope, Norfolk, VA, USA
Record 1 has blank blue labels. Record 2 has blank grey labels.
There are several references from Neil Young on this recording to the venue it was recorded at. He says "It's good to be here at the Scope" a few times and mentions "The Scope" at least 4 times throughout the album. This is in reference to The Scope in Norfolk, Virginia where he played on January 29, 1973. This album appears to be recorded entirely at this concert.
Between "Out On The Weekend" and "Harvest" Neil Young introduces his band as:
Bass Guitar - Tim Drummond
Drums - Kenny Buttrey
Piano - Jack Nitzsche
Steel - Ben Keith
Track A1 is not a song but just Neil Young saying "The War Is Over" to a cheering crowd. This is in reference to the recently ended Vietnam War.
The track listing on the back cover does not match the actual track listing. Here is a list of discrepancies:
Track A3 not listed on back cover.
Track A5 is a new song written for his newborn son. On the back cover there is a song labelled "New Song For Son Zak" at position B3. It is actually track A5 and the correct title is "New Mama".
Track B1 is "Don't Be Denied" whereas on the back cover it is listed as track A4.
Track B2 is "Cinnamon Girl" whereas on the back cover it is listed as track B1.
Track B3 is "Are You Ready For The Country" whereas on the back cover it is listed as track B2.
Track C3 is "After The Gold Rush" whereas on the back cover it is listed as track C4.
Track C4 is "Out On The Weekend" whereas on the back cover it is listed as track C5
Track C5 is "Harvest" whereas on the back cover it is listed as track C3.
Track D1 is incorrectly named on the back cover. It is listed as "Look At My Life" but it is actually "Old Man".
