Journey Through The Past

1972 Country Rock Folk Rock Soundtrack

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Tracklist

A1 For What It’s Worth / Mr. SoulStills, Young 3:54
A2 Rock & Roll WomanStills 2:53
A3 Find The Cost Of FreedomStills 1:59
A4 OhioYoung 4:23
B1 Southern ManYoung 6:47
B2 Are You Ready For The CountryYoung 1:52
B3 Let Me Call You SweetheartWhitson, Friedman 1:05
B4 AlabamaYoung 6:23
C1 WordsYoung 16:30
D1 Relativity Invitation 1:09
D2 Handel’s MessiahHändel 2:49
D3 The ‘King Of King’s’ ThemeRózsa 5:07
D4 SoldierYoung 3:39
D5 Let’s Go Away For A WhileWilson 2:08

Musicians

Buffalo SpringfieldPerformer
Crosby, Stills, Nash & YoungPerformer
The Beach BoysPerformer
The Stray GatorsPerformer
The Tony & Susan Alamo Christian Foundation Orchestra & ChorusPerformer

Production

Brian WilsonProducer, Written-By
L.A. JohnsonProducer
Neil YoungProducer, Written-By (Mr. Soul), Written-By

Also credited. Written-By (For What It’s Worth): Stephen Stills. Written-By: Stephen Stills, Beth Slater Whitson, Leo Friedman, Georg Friedrich Händel, Miklós Rózsa. Design (Package Devised And Designed By): Tom Gamache, Tom Gundelfinger. Lacquer Cut By: Lee Hulko. Mastered By: Lee Hulko. Photography By (Production Photographs): Frederic Underhill. Recorded By: Ray Thompson.

Release notes

First US issue in gatefold cover with die-cut inner flaps, printed inner sleeves.
Single-color steamboat label without WB logo.
Track times are not indicated. Songs aren’t listed with individual performers.

Pressed at Columbia’s Terre Haute plant, as indicated by the “T1”, “2T” or “3T” found in the runout etching.
NOTE: Pressings without ‘T’ in their runouts do not belong on this listing.

This pressing is autocoupled – record 1 has sides A & D, record two has sides B & C.

FULL TITLE
Original Soundtrack Recordings - Journey Through The Past

A film by Neil Young

Track A1 recorded on “The Hollywood Palace” TV show, January 20, 1967
Tracks A3, A4, B1 recorded June 5, 1970 at the Fillmore East
Tracks B2, B4, C1 recorded September 26-27, 1971
Tracks D2, D3 recorded February 10, 1972

Publishers on labels:
- A1, A2: Cotillion Music, Inc. / Springalo Toones / Ten-East Music - BMI
- A3: Goldhill Music, Inc. - BMI
- A4, B1: Cotillion Music, Inc. - Broken Arrow Music - BMI
- B2, B4, C, D4: Silver Fiddle - BMI
- B3: Shapiro, Bernstein & Co., Inc. / Shawnee Press, Inc. - ASCAP
- D3: Robbins Music Corp. - ASCAP
- D5: Irving Music, Inc. - BMI

Runout characters etched except “STERLING” and other characters indicated in the various variants are stamped.