With his latest album
2014年10月20日With his latest album, “Storytone,” he played a few songs with a 92-piece orchestra, something he had never done before. Still, on tour, he mixes his latest material with classics like “Heart of Gold” (1972), “Old Man” (1972) and “Ohio” (1971), which he wrote and recorded in 1970 when he was part of Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young.
Mr. Young says that he plans to spend the rest of his life trying to fight climate change—and having a good time. “I’m enjoying life and trying to emulate the joy I see in the animals—the frolicking birds and dogs running around playing,” he says. “I think why we were put here on Earth is to have a good time and to love one another.”To do that, Mr. Young says that he is going to spend more time with people whom he makes happy and who in turn make him happy. “I just made up my mind that that’s what I’m going to do because it works,” he says. “Happiness is the valuable commodity, and that’s what makes life good.”
Mr. Young says that he plans to spend the rest of his life trying to fight climate change—and having a good time. “I’m enjoying life and trying to emulate the joy I see in the animals—the frolicking birds and dogs running around playing,” he says. “I think why we were put here on Earth is to have a good time and to love one another.”To do that, Mr. Young says that he is going to spend more time with people whom he makes happy and who in turn make him happy. “I just made up my mind that that’s what I’m going to do because it works,” he says. “Happiness is the valuable commodity, and that’s what makes life good.”
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