This song first appeared on Crazy Horse's first album, which was made without Neil Young's participation, though it did include one Young song (Dance, Dance , Dance). The studio version of C'mon Baby... on that album is much tamer than the live one on Tonight's the Night; it's kind of jaunty and lighthearted while the TtN version is a powerhouse blast of electric rock that sounds especially vital in contrast to the solo drug-weary musings of Borrowed Tune when it's heard in the original album sequence.
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This song first appeared on Crazy Horse's first album, which was made without Neil Young's participation, though it did include one Young song (Dance, Dance , Dance). The studio version of C'mon Baby... on that album is much tamer than the live one on Tonight's the Night; it's kind of jaunty and lighthearted while the TtN version is a powerhouse blast of electric rock that sounds especially vital in contrast to the solo drug-weary musings of Borrowed Tune when it's heard in the original album sequence.