Barn (album)

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Barn
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Studio album by
Neil Young and Crazy Horse
ReleasedDecember 10, 2021
RecordedJune 19 – 24, 2021
StudioStudio in the Clouds, Rocky Mountains, Colorado
Genre Rock
Length42:47
Label Reprise
Producer
  • Neil Young
  • Niko Bolas (credited as "The Volume Dealers")
Neil Young chronology
Young Shakespeare
(2021)		Barn
(2021)		 Toast
(2022)
Crazy Horse chronology
Way Down in the Rust Bucket
(2021)		Barn
(2021)		 Toast
(2022)

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