They're dancing in their own way, and I wouldn't say there's anything wrong with dancing being part of an artistic act. Still, I agree for the most part. There's a lot of BS these days and not enough heart, soul and talent.
I'm soon to be 68 and finally found my cinnamon girl it's been a rough life but things have taken a turn for the better for both of us and we will be happy for the rest of our lives.
My husband lives with his, too. ME!!!! 23 yrs and counting. People have been calling me that for ALOT of years! Long before I even met my hubby. I have always been Neil's girl first.
In memory of David Crosby, who passed away a few days ago. There he was, with Stephen Stills, Graham Nash and Neil Young. Crosby, Stills, Nash and Young were giving a rare performance of “Cinnamon Girl” at the 2000 Farm Aid concert, backed by Donald “Duck” Dunn on bass and Jim Keltner on drums. I can only envy those who were there at the show.
Well, unless Dave found Jesus before he died then he is not doing very well right now. Please, read the Bible and make Jesus the Lord and Savior of your life before it's too late!
This, I think, was the first song of Neil's I ever heard and always loved it and his music. I remember always having to dancing to it at age 12 - 14 when local bands would cover it. Fun times so long ago.
The best part? David standing still in place with a big grin on his face yet still moving back and forth to the groove. History taking place right here towards the end of their Long Run.
Bliss. Flawless. Nash always wants the world to enjoy every note as much as he does. Oh, dear - David - nothing will ever be the same without you. Enjoy your peace. I am 81 and live in England.
I'm here in 2024! I was born in 1976... I wish most days that it was 1956! Would have been amazing to be 20 years old in the 60's or 70's! Guess I'm an old soul that wishes life hadn't gotten so complicated and crazy! This music will live forever!
@@urbanarborist1160 born in 51 Saw Hendrix, Doors, Jefferson Airplane, Kinks, Grand Funk ( the best of them all) and many more. We kept tabs on what shows we attended Great time to grow up
This is wonderful! And thanks to Neil Young for writing this song, to Duck Dunn on bass and Jim Keltner, ever-present in rock and under-recognized on drums.
I saw them on this tour at the Schott; best concert that I ever saw. Each person played songs from their previous bands. Crosby played 8 miles high; Stills, for what it’s worth; Nash- bus stop from the Hollies; Young, broken arrow from Buffalo Springfield, plus many of their CSNY hits- nearly 3 spectacular hours! I heard a young man in front of me who had been crabbing with his father about the concert, when they hit one of their famous harmonies. He blurted out “These guys can SING’
My experience with CSN&Y is a bit of an oddity. I saw all four of them, but never together in only two shows...the Stills-Young Band at the world famous Fox Theater and Crosby & Nash at Atlanta's Symphony Hall. Never saw any of them as solo acts either. How did that happen? I have no explanation.
THANKS FOR SHARING THAT ABOUT THE CONCERT AT THE SCHOTT!!! Id have loved seeing that I'm here in 614 too ... got to see them so many years ago ... RIP DAVID CROSBY
@Pete Myers - Holy cow. That would have been really a great show to see. I liked all those songs and the bands they were in.They have so many, together and by each. Saw CSN..., CN,...,Y...and...S. It was frustrating not getting to see all four together.
These artists are proof that musicians don't stop making art do they?! Even for what's set in a template! Newborn son 83 days living is hearing this with his pop :D
I've been a fan from Buffalo Springfield days, seen neil at least 7 times, they are and always have one h ll of a bunch of talented guys....keep on rocking.
Timeless timeless wow one of the greatest entertainers group ever I'm still listening to this music that I grew up with I'm listening May 2020 anyone else 🌎
Would be wonderful to bring CSNY back to the FARM AID stage 2019 !!! Grew up with CSNY! 15, 16, 17, 18, … 60+ LOL the memories made listening to CSNY …. a beautiful thing! beautiful life molding music!
Their music left such a mark on me. When I hear it today at 58 years old, it takes me back to when I was about 16 and life was so easy. Good times and good memories.
Love this song takes me way back to my first new car I bought for myself, a cinnamon colored Camero. I was that girl or so I thought. We just had the best music . I love it being here for us like an old friend.
david crosby has one of the hardest vocal parts as he sings in a different octave! one of his trademarks and hard to pull off! if you know anything about vocal arrangements some do, you know what Im talking about!
One of the best bridges of all time (2:54) "I need another chance! You see, your baby loves to dance!" Just pulls you on into the instrumental .... and ultimately right back into the inevitable return of that great, powerful lick!
A staggering level of self-limitation afflicts so many listeners. Any genre. Folks hear a homogenized studio version of one song and 30 years later they act as if the song and artist has been entombed in ice until the moment they heard something different. Once the new version is heard, they get angry and dismissive like they walked on their spouse and best friend in bed! Dark Star, Jerry!!! Dark Star........
*News flash: Thousands of people paid him to come and hear what's on the album, not his warped rendition because he's bored on the road from doing it the same way each night. Neil's a cajillionaire. He has no idea about the "common" man. And notice Stills doesn't have 100 picks on his boom stand.
If you want the record listen to the record. If you go to a gig or concert you have to accept it's live, he/ they will play it the way they want to and for me that's why you go to a gig.
Brilliant. Neil and Steve cranking the guitar and the vocal harmonies soar. Neil alone could get the energy with Crazy Horse. But those soaring harmonies take the song to another level.
Every uniqueness of fine talents leaves a tracts of memories even on these modern changes of time , it's a legacy at er all , passed down to the succeeding generation . The legends of tales of the rock .
This track was off the excellent Neil Young album ' Everybody knows this is nowhere' one of the first albums I purchased.🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲🏴🏴🏴🏴🏴🏴🎸🎸☮️☮️👍😄😄
America was pretty cool at one time. Pure American rock n roll. I'm not convinced we could create on this level again. I'm also not convinced they wouldn't do anything to stop us either. Sean Black
I was at a CSN concert and I left before the encore to avoid traffic , while I was outside, I heard Sills says Neil Young and the crowd inside gone wild and I'm outside regretting my decision.
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The guitar interplay between Stills and Young is awesome!!!
The way Neil approached Stills, both jamming, as good as it gets!
They have working relationships going back to Buffalo Springfield.
Watching this in 2023 & sadly David Crosby is no longer with us. I'm 76 myself & a longtime fan going back to Buffalo Springfield.
Turning 75 and still listening to Neil
I'm with you...76 myself RIP David Crosby
Looks like I'm in good company while we listen to CSN & Young
They're so good and bring back the good old days. I'm 72 and loves their songs.
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We senior boomers had the very BEST music
This is what concerts used to be…no dancing, no lip syncing, no gimmicks. Just pure heart, soul, and talent.
They're dancing in their own way, and I wouldn't say there's anything wrong with dancing being part of an artistic act. Still, I agree for the most part. There's a lot of BS these days and not enough heart, soul and talent.
Come on, dancing is cool
Yeah, nostalgia is not what it used to be 😏
And technology, and electricity, and... and... and. lol
TRY THE DOOBIE BROTHERS, STILL TOGETHER, NOT AT ODDS, LIKE CSNY
I'm soon to be 68 and finally found my cinnamon girl it's been a rough life but things have taken a turn for the better for both of us and we will be happy for the rest of our lives.
I'm 71 and just married mine 2 ee
weeks ago.
We're old ...but not dead.
My husband lives with his cinammon girl.And he is happy.still.after 35 yrs.
janet I could be happy the rest of my life with a cinammon girl.
Lucky man. So am I. I'm 41 years this year with my Scottish Girl.
@@steveford8999 very good
My husband lives with his, too. ME!!!! 23 yrs and counting. People have been calling me that for ALOT of years! Long before I even met my hubby. I have always been Neil's girl first.
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This is an excellent version!
In memory of David Crosby, who passed away a few days ago. There he was, with Stephen Stills, Graham Nash and Neil Young. Crosby, Stills, Nash and Young were giving a rare performance of “Cinnamon Girl” at the 2000 Farm Aid concert, backed by Donald “Duck” Dunn on bass and Jim Keltner on drums. I can only envy those who were there at the show.
Donald Dunn looks like Bill Rattsenberger JJ Cales bassist
Now, its just Stills, Nash & Young.
Crosby passed away 1-19-23.
RIP David Crosby. Long may you run in the afterlife.
Well, unless Dave found Jesus before he died then he is not doing very well right now. Please, read the Bible and make Jesus the Lord and Savior of your life before it's too late!
One of Neil Young's best songs EVER! Early days with Crazy Horse.
AGREED,He's written many Great ones,THIS is one of His BEST and a personal FAVE
This, I think, was the first song of Neil's I ever heard and always loved it and his music. I remember always having to dancing to it at age 12 - 14 when local bands would cover it. Fun times so long ago.
❤❤️🔥🤘🏽
Reminds me of the best man I'll ever know. Gone 16 months. and still missed every single second.
The song is a throw back to his days in Buffalo Springfield.......a melodic gem.
Cinnamon Girl done by Neil Young and backed by CSN, can't get much better than that, what a great version of that song
Do no forget Duck Dunn.
… or Jim Keltner!!!
love it but a tad slower tempo version-prefer quicker but who am I to tamper with greatness '-)
@@tomkillip9912 I think it sounds pretty good sounds grungy
Tomkillup, I agree. Great song, however, doesn't seem to have the same energy as original cut. ALL the best.
Just the best, moments in time that you don't forget.
The best part? David standing still in place with a big grin on his face yet still moving back and forth to the groove. History taking place right here towards the end of their Long Run.
What a great bunch of talent ! Thank you Tom for tuning me on, 40 plus years a go. R. I p t.y.
Bliss. Flawless. Nash always wants the world to enjoy every note as much as he does. Oh, dear - David - nothing will ever be the same without you. Enjoy your peace. I am 81 and live in England.
Agreed!
An all time fav from Neil Young. Great seeing Crosby, Stills, Nash and Young performing all together ❣️🎶😇💖
Hey old man your the greatest. Love your music. So much passion.
My man. Singing My Song. Pure HEAVEN!!!
I'm here in 2024! I was born in 1976... I wish most days that it was 1956! Would have been amazing to be 20 years old in the 60's or 70's! Guess I'm an old soul that wishes life hadn't gotten so complicated and crazy! This music will live forever!
@@urbanarborist1160 born in 51
Saw Hendrix, Doors, Jefferson Airplane, Kinks, Grand Funk ( the best of them all) and many more. We kept tabs on what shows we attended
Great time to grow up
Born 1944 still. Gates. Me. Going. In2024
This is wonderful! And thanks to Neil Young for writing this song, to Duck Dunn on bass and Jim Keltner, ever-present in rock and under-recognized on drums.
JK- The quintessential sideman /session rock drummer. Under recognised but never underappreciated.
@@harryhyttoppe1190 I agree about Jim Keltner. We have heard him on so many songs by so many artists.
No fucing bulshit pure musik
Duck Dunn just back there quietly being all kinds of legendary.....
I saw them on this tour at the Schott; best concert that I ever saw. Each person played songs from their previous bands. Crosby played 8 miles high; Stills, for what it’s worth; Nash- bus stop from the Hollies; Young, broken arrow from Buffalo Springfield, plus many of their CSNY hits- nearly 3 spectacular hours!
I heard a young man in front of me who had been crabbing with his father about the concert, when they hit one of their famous harmonies. He blurted out “These guys can SING’
Everybody in the world should love your comment here.
My experience with CSN&Y is a bit of an oddity. I saw all four of them, but never together in only two shows...the Stills-Young Band at the world famous Fox Theater and Crosby & Nash at Atlanta's Symphony Hall. Never saw any of them as solo acts either. How did that happen? I have no explanation.
THANKS FOR SHARING THAT ABOUT THE CONCERT AT THE SCHOTT!!! Id have loved seeing that I'm here in 614 too ... got to see them so many years ago ... RIP DAVID CROSBY
@Pete Myers - Holy cow. That would have been really a great show to see. I liked all those songs and the bands they were in.They have so many, together and by each. Saw CSN..., CN,...,Y...and...S. It was frustrating not getting to see all four together.
Keep on rocking, CSNY fan for 52 years.
These artists are proof that musicians don't stop making art do they?! Even for what's set in a template! Newborn son 83 days living is hearing this with his pop :D
I have been so lucky on live concerts, in my time ...So many ,I can't even believe it .. Sweet days indeed.
We're still here ... incredible!
Go Neil. Adds a WHOLE LOT to the CSNY Experience
Still love this tune at 76yrs old
Amazing...survived the 70's to sing on !
LEGENDS❤ Everyone on that stage. What a blessed night!
jesus one of the last scenes of these dear brothers playing together that i know of 💗
Very deliberate, great crunching guitar, Neil lurching around the stage like always, I love it!
Tremendous performance by one of music's best groups.✌
Best high fidelity production values- they sounded even better live...
I've been a fan from Buffalo Springfield days, seen neil at least 7 times, they are and always have one h ll of a bunch of talented guys....keep on rocking.
Always loved this song. So damn raw.
Been with my cinnamon girl for 49 years now. ❤
Great!
What can you say !!! LEGENDS AND ALL MADE INDIVIDUAL ALBUMS OF UTTER CLASS FOR DECADES. !! Put them together…. Just sublime Gx
Stills sounds especially great singing with Neil on this.
Neil Nails It Like He's laying Rail Road Tracks ! Awesome Thanks...
Seeing CSNY in 2000! Maybe the best concert I ever went to!
Ahhhhhhh very lucky. I never got the chance and sadly, at this point I do not see them reuniting....for anything....not even a conversation. So sad
Timeless timeless wow one of the greatest entertainers group ever I'm still listening to this music that I grew up with I'm listening May 2020 anyone else 🌎
Timeless is the correct description Amanda.....Well said.....
Sept 2021
Seen Neil with crazy horse and the international harvesters , he is one of the best
Neil Young up there lurchin around the stage AWESOME!!!!!!!
CSNY with Jim Keltner on drums.....Classic Rock Video.....Precious.....R@R at its very highest level.....Damn.....
One of my favorite CSNY songs ever!
It was a Crazy Horse song.
Saw them in 1976, when they were at the top of their game as CSNY. An awesome concert.
The greatest folk rock band in a great live performance!
This is an excellent rendition.
ten silver saxes. a bass with a bow. when I make my list of best rock performances ever. this is in top 10!
Would be wonderful to bring CSNY back to the FARM AID stage 2019 !!! Grew up with CSNY! 15, 16, 17, 18, … 60+ LOL the memories made listening to CSNY …. a beautiful thing! beautiful life molding music!
Their music left such a mark on me. When I hear it today at 58 years old, it takes me back to when I was about 16 and life was so easy. Good times and good memories.
This is the first and only time ive seen this brilliant video 🇺🇲🏴🏴🏴🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲
Wow.great to see these guys all together.what a great band...what a great cause too!
Love this song takes me way back to my first new car I bought for myself, a cinnamon colored Camero. I was that girl or so I thought. We just had the best music . I love it being here for us like an old friend.
david crosby has one
of the hardest vocal
parts as he sings in
a different octave!
one of his trademarks
and hard to pull off!
if you know anything about
vocal arrangements
some do, you know what
Im talking about!
I concur. That ability also made him a crucial part of the Byrds sound, early on.
Love it!! I search out the old C,S, N & Y albums in record shops. Love their music!
One of the best bridges of all time (2:54) "I need another chance! You see, your baby loves to dance!" Just pulls you on into the instrumental .... and ultimately right back into the inevitable return of that great, powerful lick!
Listening to songs like this reminds me Rock and Roll is good ! What the hell happened to music???
Love this tune!!
Warm and fuzzy memories from the past!! Love it!!
Joanie Pavkovich: Yup-FUZZY!
ohhhh, we gonna give this a big ol' thumbs 👍 up
Some morons think it is all wrong if it doesn't sound like the original recording. Neil wrote it, he can play it any damn way he wants.
A staggering level of self-limitation afflicts so many listeners. Any genre. Folks hear a homogenized studio version of one song and 30 years later they act as if the song and artist has been entombed in ice until the moment they heard something different. Once the new version is heard, they get angry and dismissive like they walked on their spouse and best friend in bed! Dark Star, Jerry!!! Dark Star........
*News flash: Thousands of people paid him to come and hear what's on the album, not his warped rendition because he's bored on the road from doing it the same way each night. Neil's a cajillionaire. He has no idea about the "common" man.
And notice Stills doesn't have 100 picks on his boom stand.
Works for me,Brother!
Sounds pretty much the same to me. He's just got a different group of backup singers...
If you want the record listen to the record.
If you go to a gig or concert you have to accept it's live, he/ they will play it the way they want to and for me that's why you go to a gig.
Excellent, loud, despite the wonderful (perfect) harmony singers, it’s still such a kick ass stunner
wow just wow neil could play awesome riffs on that guitar of his
Goosebumps... if you only knew the story...
These fout Guys should live forever. The best
The rhythm section kept it together Brilliant
Brilliant. Neil and Steve cranking the guitar and the vocal harmonies soar. Neil alone could get the energy with Crazy Horse. But those soaring harmonies take the song to another level.
Every uniqueness of fine talents leaves a tracts of memories even on these modern changes of time , it's a legacy at er all , passed down to the succeeding generation . The legends of tales of the rock .
a legendary band! Love this!
Maria Zimmerman legendary band. but sounds like ass.
Just been to Cinammon island in Sri Lanka, this song was going round and round in my head!
Fantastic reunion version!
What an Awesome group. All these guys were so very talented. There harmony was so amazing!!!🤩
Now Flashing Lights, No Gimmicks
Just Music
I was 5th row from the stage in 1979 at the Los Angeles forum, RNS tour 18 years old in a dream..
you ol'guys just outdid yourself here!
Crosby, Stills, Nasch und Neil Young war eine großartige Band
Kind of how I remember it. No digital tuning, no click, and no one cared Because it was rock gods who are today legendary.
Bravo!!!!!! An iconic song by an iconic group! ❤️😎
Love it, saw it, lived it!!!!
The G.O.A.Ts!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!...............and it's 2020!
This is a priceless version!!
This is the music I heard back in the 70s, it was the greatest music I heard ever, it mad6 me feel exasperated in my life
Wow, sounded just as good as back in the day, love it
Probably won't happen, but would love to see Nash, Stills and Young do a concert.
David Crosby moving his little hips while he’s watching Neil cut up😂😂😂😂😂😂what a classic song.
Now that's a REAL concert experience.
So this was 23 years ago. The guys are REALLY old now. Ick. And so am I. Double ick...
I saw CSN in Boston in 1992 on their acoustic tour. I'm glad I saw them while they were still young looking..............
Love it and i am 81
This track was off the excellent Neil Young album ' Everybody knows this is nowhere' one of the first albums I purchased.🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲🏴🏴🏴🏴🏴🏴🎸🎸☮️☮️👍😄😄
This is the first time I've ever see this brilliant quartet on stage together, thank you utube.😊😊😊😊😊
Thanks Farm Aid! History!
Push the playback speed up to 1.25 and your where it was at in 1970.
Neil Young’s voice is so powerful couldn’t hear Crosby’s or anybody else far as that go way to go Neil yeah baby go away back
It has NEVER sounded as good as it did with Danny...RIP Danny Ray Whitten. Born in Columbus, GA. May 8, 1943 Died in L.A. November 18, 1972
America was pretty cool at one time. Pure American rock n roll. I'm not convinced we could create on this level again. I'm also not convinced they wouldn't do anything to stop us either. Sean Black
Look at the size of that audience. It doesn't get any better than this.
It's sad version and way too slow
it could get better
I saw CSN in the 80s. Crosby singing “Almost Cut My Hair” was like a religious experience.
It Doesn't Get Any Better Than This People!
In this life-time may you "Make All Your Choices Wisely".
I was at a CSN concert and I left before the encore to avoid traffic ,
while I was outside, I heard Sills says Neil Young and the crowd inside
gone wild and I'm outside regretting my decision.
Deadly drummer - woww!!!