The Stills Young Band- Long May You Run-LP

Long May You Run captures the brief but potent collaboration between Stephen Stills and Neil Young, recorded at Criteria Studios in Miami during early 1976. The album’s title track, "Long May You Run," inspired by Young’s 1948 Buick Roadmaster hearse affectionately named 'Mort,' reflects a wistful tribute that resonates throughout the nine tracks. Songs like "Make Love To You" and "Midnight On The Bay" showcase the duo’s blend of melodic rock and heartfelt lyricism, marking the only studio album released under The Stills–Young Band banner. Neil Young’s departure from the tour after 19 dates left Stills to carry on solo, adding an undercurrent of tension and transition to the record’s story. This 1976 pressing offers a solid vintage listening experience on vinyl, housed in a format that’s easy to slot alongside other classic rock staples. The record is graded VG+, meaning you can expect light surface marks or paper scuffs typical of regular play but nothing that should overshadow the music’s clarity or impact. It’s a reliable companion for those who appreciate the crossroads of two iconic songwriters and the subtle dynamics that only a vinyl pressing can reveal—proof that even hearse-inspired albums can keep you moving forward.

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