Neil Young Songs For Judy Dance & Electronic inventive composition and performances full

inventive composition and performances full of conviction

jacket packaging

Steve Porcaro (synthesizer

" later covered by Slayer

Neil Young Songs For Judy Dance & Electronic inventive composition and performances fullNeil Young had a turbulent 1976. Still digging himself out of the dark period that produced his "Ditch Trilogy" the weird, gnarled records he made when he decided to steer away from the middle of the road that was a possible tributary from the success of "Heart of Gold" Young began to see a new dawn on Zuma, a 1975 reunion with Crazy Horse. Not long after its release, Young reunited with his old Buffalo Springfield bandmate Stephen Stills to record