Neil Young

AS: If you were snowed in, in your house in Montana, what album would keep you from getting cabin fever?

JM: Neil Young, "After The Gold Rush."

Let me tell you what's hard to do as a singer-songwriter. To write a song thirty years after your first album, and have it be sonically able to be confused with your great work, your great legendary work from thirty years past. "Harvest Moon" by Neil Young sounds as if it could have lived on Harvest, both sonically and spiritually and conceptually. It lives perfectly in the Neil Young library. And it's just beautiful. And there are songs in the world that make me desirous of a dance partner. And nothing can make me want a dance partner more than Harvest Moon by Neil Young.