Saw them at the State Theatre on this tour, amazing night, snuck in a tape recorder and recorded the gig, still listen to it today, they where in fine form, had the crowd in stitches. The Croz!!
in their early days (such as at Woodstock) CS&N were notorious for not singing in key. From this clip I can hear that Nash is definitely guilty of that.
What a blend...it sounds like just one voice... My favorite band since 9th grade , I'm now 66..I listen to them every night when going to bed.. I was hoping they would get together one more time so I can see them before one of them died.. Now that will never happen... Dam
I don't think they would say that. He wrote more than his share of their singles. His top harmony stands out in the blend, but the the way Crosby's part always disappears into the blend is pretty amazing.
This is just killer, so much so. I sink when I listen to you together, or alone. Never anyone has compared.
This is so good, so, so good! I smile over it.
Stephen Stills is a fantastic guitar player.
Everybit as much as Neil..
. @Karmakatt6 Neil is sometimes more expressive, but Stephen is much more technically adept.
Saw them at the State Theatre on this tour, amazing night, snuck in a tape recorder and recorded the gig, still listen to it today, they where in fine form, had the crowd in stitches. The Croz!!
A couple clicks down from the peak, but still amazing…
Those voices!
Fab! Got anymore “unseen” CSN clips? Thanks!
Wowowow
I saw the guitar picking, and thought, there is no way that's Crosby.
in their early days (such as at Woodstock) CS&N were notorious for not singing in key. From this clip I can hear that Nash is definitely guilty of that.
Great guitar. The rest, not so much.
What a blend...it sounds like just one voice...
My favorite band since 9th grade , I'm now 66..I listen to them every night when going to bed..
I was hoping they would get together one more time so I can see them before one of them died..
Now that will never happen...
Dam
Mmmm not very tight
Graham Nash is possibly the most overrated 'musician' ever. Stills and Crosby totally carried him...
I don't think they would say that. He wrote more than his share of their singles. His top harmony stands out in the blend, but the the way Crosby's part always disappears into the blend is pretty amazing.