July 1996 St. Louis, MO. Riverport concert where a lightning storm and tornado forced CSN to start playing at around 2am because Riverport didn't want to give us our money back. There were about 50 people left with 20 of us in the lawn wet and muddy. CSN comes out and tells they are going play till dawn because we stuck around. After a couple of songs, they announced they were going to play something they had never played live, 49 Bye-Byes. Greatest concert I have ever been to. Was it like Woodstock? I don't know, but the rain, the mud, the middle of the night and only 50 of us watching one of the most iconic bands in the history of rock and roll, so maybe. They didn't make it to dawn, but at 4am they played their finale song. I feel sorry for every concert I have been to since then.
About 20 years ago to this day, as I descended out of the mountains on I-10, my first time driving into San Diego (La Mesa) and my first time in Southern California, this song played on my six stack CD player. It was glory and majesty to my ears and eyes. God blessed me with a beautiful song as I entered a beautiful, majestic part of the world. It's forever emblazoned in my heart and mind. Thank you, CSN!
Same thing happened to me driving thru the mountains in Virigina with YES playing "Heart of the Sunrise". These are the greatest monents that are never forgotten.
Their music is timeless, sounds as good as the day I walked into Tower records in NYC and bought the album. Their music will live forever. R.I.P. David
Nash is up there absolutely loving life. Watch it again but only watch Graham. He starts off by getting a vibe with the bass player. Then he slides in with Crosby. And he wraps it’s up with helping his old buddy Stills at the end. Nash and the drummer going into are already on the same page. It’s cool how he mends the tension between Stills v. Crosby. At the end, it’s as if they were young again singing for what mattered to them. Damn. Graham Nash’s energy is out of this world.
Probably the last time they actually were able to harmonize and sing the same words together, I saw them a dozen times since then, some of the shows were agonizingly painful, but I kept showing up. RIP David
When they were on, they were ON! The last time I saw them was at Red Rocks in 2015. It was one of those magical night! Burning guitar solo there Steve! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
@@edpaul2582 Although Fuzzy does resemble the actual bassist, it is not Fuzzy as he plays right handed... on this stage here, is the also proficient Gerald Johnson who plays left handed = like Jimi Hendrix.
I love these guys. They're amazing. I always find amusing that Nash, of the 3 of them,, is the one that moves around, can't stay put and let's the music drive his body. I find it a bit ironic being that he's the British one of the group (who are supposed to be the ones with the "stiff upper lip"). Good for him! I love to watch him feel the music.
I only realized this lately, this is the Stephen Stills band, and he was kind enough to share the name with the other 2 guys. Controversial opinion, but the sound is mostly Stills.
Haha no legit. Most performances wouldn't of really changed at all if Grahams and Crosbys guitars weren't plugged in. Other than A few of Grahams songs which feature him on Keyboards and Stills on no instruments. Most of CSN's instrumental sound is down too Mr. Stills
I don't know why there are so many comments here on CSN's harmonies in this song? These are NOT the classic ones from their body of work. It's more mundane comparatively IMHO. It's a good song, and shows off a more powerful vocal energy than most of their songs, but not for the harmonies - Let's be honest here I'm struck by Still's ability to use tremolo in his voice. I bet he picked it up from Neil Young, but does it on-pitch, and even sounds like Phoebe Snow at times, and that's a complement. Watch him work the Tele's volume knob to imitate tremolo in his playing as well. Folks might mistake this for vibrato, but the pitch doesn't change, just the volume. So a whammy bar won't do this effect. He's quite good at using his finger on the knob and not miss a beat on the guitar. There are better, more advanced guitarists for sure, but his playing fits their music perfectly, and without the show-off styles of many guitarists. End the damn shredding PLEASE! Feel and a variety of emotions in guitar-playing has been lost on our youth. Get you kids into CSN and CSNY to save their souls!
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July 1996 St. Louis, MO. Riverport concert where a lightning storm and tornado forced CSN to start playing at around 2am because Riverport didn't want to give us our money back. There were about 50 people left with 20 of us in the lawn wet and muddy. CSN comes out and tells they are going play till dawn because we stuck around. After a couple of songs, they announced they were going to play something they had never played live, 49 Bye-Byes. Greatest concert I have ever been to. Was it like Woodstock? I don't know, but the rain, the mud, the middle of the night and only 50 of us watching one of the most iconic bands in the history of rock and roll, so maybe. They didn't make it to dawn, but at 4am they played their finale song. I feel sorry for every concert I have been to since then.
About 20 years ago to this day, as I descended out of the mountains on I-10, my first time driving into San Diego (La Mesa) and my first time in Southern California, this song played on my six stack CD player. It was glory and majesty to my ears and eyes. God blessed me with a beautiful song as I entered a beautiful, majestic part of the world. It's forever emblazoned in my heart and mind. Thank you, CSN!
Same thing happened to me driving thru the mountains in Virigina with YES playing "Heart of the Sunrise". These are the greatest monents that are never forgotten.
the best harmony of any band
Rip David Crosby. Thanks for the music.
Their music is timeless, sounds as good as the day I walked into Tower records in NYC and bought the album. Their music will live forever. R.I.P. David
A joy to see Stills turned loose on guitar...
I love this song so much, the apex of their harmonizing. They belt it out.
This is perhaps their most political song, as Stills ad-libbed on Four Way Street.
'Steady girl! ...
Nash is up there absolutely loving life. Watch it again but only watch Graham. He starts off by getting a vibe with the bass player. Then he slides in with Crosby. And he wraps it’s up with helping his old buddy Stills at the end. Nash and the drummer going into are already on the same page. It’s cool how he mends the tension between Stills v. Crosby. At the end, it’s as if they were young again singing for what mattered to them. Damn. Graham Nash’s energy is out of this world.
... and Graham does all that while barefoot.
Probably the last time they actually were able to harmonize and sing the same words together, I saw them a dozen times since then, some of the shows were agonizingly painful, but I kept showing up. RIP David
omg. Stills.
Crosby the Walrus, I would see him back on Newport Beach, o.c
STILLS!!!!!!,
Thank you Mr. Stills. Bravo. Appreciate the port.
...when music was at it's rock best
When they were on, they were ON! The last time I saw them was at Red Rocks in 2015. It was one of those magical night! Burning guitar solo there Steve! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
It's always been one of my favorites since about 1971 with 4-way Street
Great stuff!!!! Bass player is kicking ass!
I think base is Fuzzy Samuals
No Kidding! Just Killing It!!!
@@edpaul2582 Although Fuzzy does resemble the actual bassist, it is not Fuzzy as he plays right handed... on this stage here, is the also proficient Gerald Johnson who plays left handed = like Jimi Hendrix.
How good is this
More than 49 already, and we should be lucky to have 49 more. Time will tell us through a cat’s eye.
They didn't show this on the original airing. Don't think I've ever seen this. Nice find!
Great music and meaningful lyrics. A masterpiece.
Wow! Thanks for sharing.
My favorites of all times! Blessings and love! 💙🐦🎸🎼🎵☮💜🙋♀️
I love these guys. They're amazing. I always find amusing that Nash, of the 3 of them,, is the one that moves around, can't stay put and let's the music drive his body. I find it a bit ironic being that he's the British one of the group (who are supposed to be the ones with the "stiff upper lip"). Good for him! I love to watch him feel the music.
He’s a ham
I think it's because Nash was always the healthiest member of the band. You have more energy when you are healthy.
Stills best ever
I only realized this lately, this is the Stephen Stills band, and he was kind enough to share the name with the other 2 guys. Controversial opinion, but the sound is mostly Stills.
Haha no legit. Most performances wouldn't of really changed at all if Grahams and Crosbys guitars weren't plugged in. Other than A few of Grahams songs which feature him on Keyboards and Stills on no instruments. Most of CSN's instrumental sound is down too Mr. Stills
@@sambakery2006that's why they called him "Captain Many Hands" and why they had to eventually bring in Neil Young.
I love this shit, man
Stills still rocking that guitar
Love it!
I don't know who is on bass, but the man is raging!!
Yes for sure What a sound ,bottom. They found the best .Joe Vitale on Drums .
Gerald Johnson
Judy Collins is the steady girl. Stacy Keach is the drifter. Stills took heartbreak and turned it into art.
I get the impression it's about how Stephen broke up with Judy.
Probably. He has a lot of those songs.
Driftin' with muh layduh, thu oldest of friends. Should a never let that drifter play his hand.
Greg Reeves on bass?
I think it´s Gerald Johnson
Is that Johnny Galecki on drums?
No, it's long time CSN drummer, Dallas Taylor. And Michael Finnigan on keyboard
@@MissDaisyDuke01 No, its´s long time CSN drummer, Joe Vitale
@@emiliomiguens5097 You are ABSOLUTELY right !!! Truly my mistake. Don't know where my head was.... Thanks for correcting me. Cheers
@@MissDaisyDuke01 Thanks; I was just wondering who it was myself. And I too thought it was D Tayl;or. Okay J Vitale.
Canton, Ohio's own Joe Vitale. Partnered with fellow Kent Stater Joe Walsh in Barnstorm and later with the Eagles.
I don't know why there are so many comments here on CSN's harmonies in this song? These are NOT the classic ones from their body of work. It's more mundane comparatively IMHO. It's a good song, and shows off a more powerful vocal energy than most of their songs, but not for the harmonies - Let's be honest here
I'm struck by Still's ability to use tremolo in his voice. I bet he picked it up from Neil Young, but does it on-pitch, and even sounds like Phoebe Snow at times, and that's a complement. Watch him work the Tele's volume knob to imitate tremolo in his playing as well. Folks might mistake this for vibrato, but the pitch doesn't change, just the volume. So a whammy bar won't do this effect. He's quite good at using his finger on the knob and not miss a beat on the guitar. There are better, more advanced guitarists for sure, but his playing fits their music perfectly, and without the show-off styles of many guitarists.
End the damn shredding PLEASE! Feel and a variety of emotions in guitar-playing has been lost on our youth. Get you kids into CSN and CSNY to save their souls!
Uff, Stills sounds like he is on a downer.
He's *deaf*
@@ladyspookums music/Amps related or born with issue?
He was born with it.
@@fredkeele6578 Both.