Neil Young

Young claims the Trump campaign has willfully played the music despite their lack of license to do so.

Process was held up last year when he admitted to marijuana use.

The new LP, expected this year, will be the band's first release since 2012.

New partnership announced after undisclosed payment changes hands.

He's enjoyed one of the most influential careers of any musician, but the beginning wasn't nearly so glorious.

Later that same year, the frustrated label sued him for $3.3 million.

This 17th LP fell somewhere between a big-band record and a soul album.

While being hailed as the "Godfather of Grunge," he returned to the country-folk sounds of the classic 'Harvest.'