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This was about the National Guard killing 4 college students at a anti Vietnam protest at Kent State University in Ohio.
there is a famous pic of a woman, hands raised, next to a dead student.young had been in buffalo springfield. mr soul, bluebird, for what's its worth. crosby was a crackhead, doing it just off stage to anger of the rest.
I was in the Air Force when this happened and we (active duty) were pissed. Back then the ONLY people who got into the National Guard were the sons of Politicians & wealthy businessmen, famous people (actors, etc). Being in the National Guard was their guaranteed "Never Go To Vietnam" card. Nixon hated the hippies which explains why The National Guard was deployed to a "Peaceful Protest". For some unknown reason one inexperienced trigger-happy BOZO fired a shot which prompted others to start shooting. Two of the students killed were not part of the protest - they were on there way to class. What makes this even worse is that they did a "hurry-up" half-assed investigation. No one was ever prosecuted, reprimanded, or even held accountable. Yep! Even back then the "Rich & Famous" can get away with murder. I'm 73 and it still irks me whenever I think about it.
I was serving in Nam at the time as a Navy Corpsman with the 3rd Marines in Quang Tri Province up along the DMZ.
Didn't hear the news until about a month later. It was horrible for morale and made us wonder who the real enemy was... our own country or what.
A sad day and a disgrace to America.
@@BritIronRebelGlad you made it home and "Thanks for your service" (something we in the military never heard until Desert Shield/Storm). I was with the 375th AeroMedical Evac. Sq, my primary job was tending to the injured while being transported (gotta love the C9 Nightingales). Didn't hear about this until 2 days later when our flight landed at Scott AFB.
@@AFmedic ✌️to ya Bro!
Yes.
I was in the Air Force 20 years later and I'm still pissed about it too! Back in tech school the most played song in the rec club was Gun's"N"Roses Civil war! The people and soldiers have ALWAYS been against war, but we never had any say about it!
Neil wrote this track in a matter of hours after the tragic events at Kenn state.
Kent State.
It was at Kent State in Ohio. My roommate (in 1976)'s sister was a student there at the time of the shooting. It was a really big deal. I still don't know how the shooting started, but it was tragic all the way around.
A truly shocking event, Neil Youn
Don't let it happen again. Vote!!
I was a freshman in college when the tragedy at Kent State happened . Riots broke out on college campuses all over the country including mine . We had National Guard troops on campus for close to a month. This song became the anti war anthem back then. Thanks for reacting to this classic, well done 👍🔥
This was a direct response to the National Guard summarily executing four students on the Kent State college campus during a peaceful anti Vietnam protest being held on campus.
They were all famous when they sang together for the first time in Mama Cass’s kitchen. She told them they needed to form a group and their 2nd live performance was at Woodstock in front of 500,000 people!!!❤️👌👍✌️😁
David Crosby was in the Byrds, Stephen Stills was I'm The Buffalo Springfield along with Neil Young and Graham Nash was in The Hollies all very big groups in the 60's.
pretty sure that Neil was not in the Hollies
Oops, misread that comment
And should play music from all of those groups! 😂😂😂
@@bobguitarlearner8007 😆. I do that all the time.
@@bobguitarlearner8007 Good catch.
Do a little more reading about the Kent State killings. It's important in understanding not only this song, but also what was going on in this country at that time. As a teenage girl about to go off to college when these kids were murdered by the National Guard, my world turned upside down.
Too many reactors have no damn clue...
Kent State University, May 4, 1970.
Kent State Massacre -- 04 May 1970. / University of New Mexico bayonettings - 08 May 1970 / Jackson State killings -- 14 May 1970.
Yeah man, the Jackson State massacre was never really mentioned. I didn't find out about about that until much later. Typical press even back then.
I lived in Kent at the time of the shooting. I was in 5th or 6th grade. A classmate had brother in National Guard. This event was traumatic. Song hits hard to this day.
The Kent State tragedy was a major bomb waiting to go off from the start. The National Guard troops that were sent were very young and untrained, and many had never been in any type of pressure situation before. At one point a group of them had been cornered and had rocks and bottles thrown at them before they fired. I am not making excuses for them or for their superiors who sent untrained troops to a heated situation with live rounds. The fact that anyone lost their life was unforgivable and a terrible tragedy.
One of the guys murdered was in ROTC, which I found completely sick but ironic. the coverup by the government's fake investigation they had still makes me want to throw up. the demonzing of the unarmed students killed, maimed, or just there on campus, by moronic adults all over the country was a typical indicator of how ignorant a nation we were and STILL are. Grow up folks, they are still taking your rights away....
Neil didn’t come from CS&N. He had also been in Crazy Horse and Buffalo Springfield. After hearing about the Kent State shooting, he wrote the song.
It ain't Johnny Mitchell,it's Jo-ni and she is a Stellar musician!Multi-platinum!
Ironically and sadly, the students that were killed weren't part of the protest-just going from their class that just let out to the parking lot to drive home when they were shot at.
Can you blame the shooters ? They saw people running away ...that's what cops do a lot still to this day... Just following the lead of the government , Question authority
9 others woinded, 1 crippled for life...I'll always hate the government and the guard for their aggregious stupidity and lies
@@thomastimlin1724 Continuously It's been going on ever since life... Cain and Abel and getting worse
But many protesters were throwing rocks at the Guard
I was so incredibly fortunate to have seen CSN&Y once, and CSN 4 times. They were a true voice of the times, and their song writing and harmonies made then legends.
Amazing 1970 song . So much fantastic music from this era , wild times.
One of my favourites from CSN is "Teach your children"...
Too wimpy grow some need more Electric from 4 way street
Much better is Carry On from Live 4 Way street album....not the wimpy acoustic version but the long one with the guitar solos ruclips.net/video/BAkMlzOBFbc/видео.htmlsi=X8-wOs5YCMQsXgfE
@@DENVEROUTDOORMAN oh, look. Somebody thinks they're an "alpha"...
They were and incredible almost incomparable vocal harmony group in history! Most albums were with only CSN with only a couple of albums with Neil who had his own unique style and statement to make on the world! Here are some other songs that you may want to react to from that legendary album, WOODSTOCK;Almost Cut My Hair, Teach Your Children, Carry On,Country Girl, and of course the title song to that monumental album!❤☮️
I saw Crosby Sills and Nash in a beautiful outdoor venue in Santa Fe (similar to Red Rocks in Colorado). It brought back so many memories. This song brought tears to my eyes, once again.
Me too, open air, at night, first set electric, second set all acoustic and harmony. Sacramento State College.
Pretty heavy subject matter for such an innocuously-names song. Still hard to believe this happened here in the states. The whole story about the Altamont ("Gimme Shelter") concert is pretty unbelievable as well.
Joni Mitchell (pronounced Joanie) wrote the song "Woodstock" for CSNY to perform. Joni performed it as well. You should listen to both versions.
CSN have a song called Southern Cross that is an excellent example of harmonizing.
At the Altamont Rock Festival in 1969 they venue hired the Hell's Angels to be the security.
During The Rolling Stones gig, when they played Sympathy For The Devil, the Hells Angels stabbed a Black man to death. The Stones stopped playing begging for people to stop the violence. There's video footage of it all.
The Stones wouldn't play Sympathy For The Devil live for years after that incident.
It also marked the end of the peaceful hippy concert scene.
It was a few years before I understood what this song was about. Kent State and students who were shot because they were peacefully protesting the Viet Nam conflict. It was written in a day by Neil Young.
Alison Krause, William Schroeder, Sandy Sheuer, Jeffrey Miller. Remember their names.
Sandy was a friend of my sister who saw it all.
@@Richard2003 How terrible....I was 14, in junior high , we were all scared they were going to come and shoot us! I still hate those bastards, the cover up, the then Governor of Ohio, and Nixon...I have been to Kent State twice to "the museum" and grounds....I stood there on the grounds and cried...my wife, fully aware of the incident, thought I had gone nuts. Now look around, automatic guns for anyone, anywhere, in the hands of idiots mowing down children, malls, theaters, schools, etc., I say this shit all started at Kent State....I would have like to have known Sandy, I think she was the one that was going to be a special education teacher.
@@Richard2003I'm sorry your sister had to see that!
NOPE
According to legend, Stills didn’t like Young. Young moods changed constantly about whether or not he wanted to be with them. Nash slept with Stills girlfriend. Crosby, over the years, alienated everybody. That is why they broke up 😺
Did the article explain that the students were having a peaceful protest against Nixon ordering the (illegal) bombing of Thailand? Illegal because Nixon did NOT ask Congress or Senate, just wanted to unilaterally start bombing. Governor of Ohio declared martial law a couple of hours before the protest, and sent the National Guard. The Guard threatened the protesters with arrest, as per martial law no gatherings were permitted. Students refused. Guardsmen shot tear gas, students threw it back, Guardsmen (who for some reason had live ammo) opened fire on the students. Four dead, twelve wounded. One young man paralyzed for life when he left his class, and was getting in his car to drive away, was shot in the back. Neil Young saw it on the news, took his guitar in the woods, came back a couple of hours later with the song. They recorded it next day, within a week it was being played on the air.
It was a time of social rebellion in the form of protests of the Vietnam war, civil rights demonstrations , women's rights/ The loss of 3 great leaders and if you were at least 19 and couldn't afford a deferment you would be drafted by the Army .. the music was our escape, refuge . The war was escalated by the Gulf of Tonkin lie that a U.S. ship was attacked by North Vietnamese forces. drafted 1967
Gulf of Tonkin happened in 1964, to be clear. Johnson was an idiot too.
A number of years ago I was working as a stage manager/compere at Glastonbury Festival ,here in the UK. On Saturday or Sunday, Crosby, Stills & Nash were on the main stage in the afternoon. Then, Neil Young was on in the evening. I had a few breaks from my job and managed to see both. I hoped, as they were all there, at the same place, at the same time, that they would perform together. Alas, it wasn't going to happen.
Laurel Canyon is part of LA. In the 60s, many folk and rock musicians lived in the area. There's a documentary about it called "Echo in the Canyon." By the 70s, it became a criminal neighborhood, as documented in the intense but stomach-churning movie "Wonderland" with a fantastic performance by Val Kilmer. ❤
Saw csny at Atlantic City racetrack and three times over the decades csn. Always put on a Awsome concert. Such a sad song 😢. Those poor kids
Check out videos that include some of the footage of the tragic Kent State protest and the National Guard shootings.
fun fact ..... Woodstock was the first time these guys had ever performed in front of people.EVER.
Here’s another piece of trivia. The Beatles required four yes votes for an artist to be signed to their new label Apple. The Beatles TURNED DOWN CSN after hearing many of those great songs from their first album. No one has officially said but the rumor has always been that John was the one who said no to the signing. Worked out better for CSN and CSNY since Apple Records turned out to be a mess.
They were very different musicians. Young liked folk but he was still into harder rock and was more experimental. Remember artists want to create not just be popular ☮️
If you want to hear amazing harmonies, check out "Carry On ".❤
Also, Suite Judy Blue Eyes
The best for harmonies is "Helplessly Hoping".
Don't forget "Find the Cost of Freedom".
But need the Long 14 min version from 4 way street not the wimpy acoustic version
@@lunadyana3330nope
SO great! yep back then with Artists EVERYbody knew EVERYbody & hung out & jammed & partied together LOTS! heh **Luvit** SO wish i could go back & be an Artist Wow what a time indeed! i've watched LOTS or documentaries & read some books heh crazy but fun times course mixed in with the bad as always tho like with every time but still so **Real** *Luv That**
You're so much more to hear. These guys have put out so many great songs. I've been lucky enough to see them live twice. I really look forward to this journey. There's a lot ahead, so much more than this one song
Stills is a banger on his own. Check out "Old times,good times" with help from Jimi Hendrix
I have seen them perform many times. They are magic.
There is a famous picture that is seared into our collective consciousness.
I love Suite: Judy Blue Eyes. You'll hear some more beautiful harmonies
"Amost cut my hair" gives you the whole picture. This is the one you'l love...
Neil Young was info from David Crosby and within a few hours the song was written
Check out Neil Young's "Southern Man"
Crosby and Nash played several shows in the Bay Area after CSN broke up. I saw them at the Berkley Community Theater in 1971 and at Winterland in 1972. They also played in Berkley with Carole King in 1975.
Our house by them is my favorite
Toooo Wimpy need 4 way street album not top 40 garbage overplayed
You need to watch the video while hearing this!!
David Crosby was from The Byrds
Steve Stills was from Buffalo
Springfield
Graham Nash was from British
invasion group The Hollies
Neil Young was also from Buffalo
Springfield and was in a group
with Rick James!
One of my very favorite bands of all time! This song breaks my heart. I remember!! ❤
The break up is not important - they were all so talented and did a lot of music before during and after and throughout. Neil Young wanted to do his own thing. They knew he wasn’t going to be around for too long - Stephen Stills had already been in Buffalo Springfield together. There was a lot of movement among musicians back then.
look up kent state massacre
I think you should check out “Carry On” by CSNY. It’s such an amazing song
ONLY THE 4 WAY Street version...live electric not wimpy acoustic
Thousands of young American men came North, to Canada, we had anti-war protesters in Toronto, Ontario also, like Neil Young, they were writinng music for their American "cousins".
The video should be watched it is an eye opener..please watch it..the visual of what happened
Nope garbage video
May 4th, 1970! NEVER FORGET!
I was a freshman in High School when Kent State happened. In my HS, there was a student sit in in protest. 320 students were arrested. I was in attendence, but somehow, being a newer student there, was not noticed as a participant.
The American people at large may have been critical of the protesters, after all they did reelect Nixon. But everybody I knew were on the side of the protesters and hated Nixon.
The protesters were throwing rocks at the guard
There is a great interview of David Crosby with Bob Costas in 1991 that is well worth watching. David gets into the fighting and friendship of these amazing singer/songwriters. Plus 3 of them had a love affair with Joni Mitchell (not at the same time), but they stayed great friends. They each wrote a song about her! Lots of great and meaningful music. Oh, and the cover art is by Joni.
Here is a link to the interview: ruclips.net/video/sn7jCWF8rYg/видео.html
You have to follow this up with the protest song "Chicago," about the trial of the Chicago 7. I was in high school then; I cry every time I hear these two songs. BTW there were also student killings at Jackson State U., a predominently black college in Mississippi, one month later.
Crosby, Stills and Nash were the supergroup, then Neil Young was with them less than a year and he just continued as a solo artist. CSN stayed together for years!
Def do the song "Woodstock", written by Joni Mitchell. Great summary of that weekend!!
Hey man…you got an ear. Nice to see.
They had a chance to call themselves CSN and Sometimes Y. Would have been epic.
That’s what I call them!
Joni Mitchell is songwriting royalty
Before coming to Cass Elliott while researching., I thought I heard you say the party was at Peter Tork's house. If I heard correctly, that was a member of the TV made band 'They Monkey's'. As for this song, I wish you had gotten the video. It has clips from that day. The Ohio Governor had the National Guard open fire on students protesting the Vietnam war & 4 students were killed. It was horrifying to students across the country, including me.
Watch the documentary “Laurel Canyon.”
This was /is the anthem of a generation. It was released before the people got numb to what happened at Kent State. In doing so they replaced their own number one hit ("Teach your children") with "Ohio".
important piece of history to know and understand
Crosby had an ever growing drug habit. Young would come and go even deciding not to tour at the last moment. He pulled similar stints other times amd then just
left. It was pretty co,plijcated.
@mikeross14 Neil Young, and Joni Mitchell were Canadian, and had similar feelings about the war. The shooting of innocent, very young people for NO GOOD REASON, was beyond their comprehension. Joni was dating Graham Nash.
I attended there at Kent State in 1972. Still bullet holes in some buildings. My sister was there before me and saw her friend shot dead.
There is a video of this song with images of these events, do watch it even if only for yourself.
I enjoy the whole dayja vu album. Big time used to play it a lot back in high school
I thought it kinda funny that you flipped on Cass Elliott's name but nothing jumped out at you on Peter Tork. Tork was a member of The Monkees!
So you have the very, very real Mamas and Papas and the TV-created Monkees in the tapestry of how CSNY happened.
Carry On is the best song to showcase their vocals
The Mama's and Papa's song "Creeque Alley" talks about the breakups and re-forming of some the early bands from the 60s (the Lovin' Spoonful, the Byrds, Cass Elliot and the Mamas and Papas, etc.) You might like that one for your research. (The artists would quit one band, form another, etc.)
@vickielewallen3799, Dan Fogherty from the Mama's and Papas was Canadian also, and said the groups were "mix and match" with their love lives also. Mama Cass had a "crush" on him, and he had a "crush" on Michelle Philip's, John's wife.
@@lorrainegunn4111 I believe it, since that was the crazy 60s! 😄
Check out the movie, "Gimme Shelter" Stones at Altamont, and the lead up. The Stones wanted to do a free concert in San Francisco like the hegrateful Dead always did.
A friend's brother was attending Kent State at that time. Thankfully, he wasn't injured. It was a frightening situation. Watch the videos to get an idea of it. I was one of many at the moratorium for the victims held at our college.
There are some good documentaries out there about both the Kent State Massacre and Laurel Canyon that you'd probably find interesting if you're curious about those times.
Check out the video where the music is paired with a montage of photos from the events at Kent State that day.
🔥🔥🔥 check out their song Southern Cross✌️
My favorite is "Suite: Judy Blue Eyes" #CSNY #MMBxMOB #WOODSTOCK
My all time favorite group from the 70’s, Kent state university (ohio)…it was more then going against the government war against Vietnam, going into Cambodia..Ohio governor/of course Nixon brought in the National guards. 3 of the students that were killed (Jmo)were innocent, I believe, not sure if one of them were involved with the demonstration.. (my late husband was involved with the events that happened on the Saturday). May 4th always brings back memories for me.
Helpless, one of the most beautiful songs ever.
But overplayed and wimpy grow some balls
❤❤❤❤❤
Google "Kent State Massacre!"You didn't get the picture!
The guard was filled with the children of the well connected. It kept them from going to Vietnam, they murdered four students and were never charged. This changed a lot of adults minds about authorities, until then adults were very obedient. Killing our kids in the street woke a lot of them up
Do the research on the lyrics! Tin soldiers, National Guard, and Nixon coming. They shot four kids on the Ohio college campus! It was so awful!!
"Find The Cost of Freedom" by CSN&Y should be your next reaction.
I never knew all the stories you read about. I new the had problems working together but wow.
Does this guy even know or understand the event that sparked this song?He talks much about the war and conflicts of the day, in general. I watched this entire video response and I didn't see one reaction to the actual deaths of the students at Kent University that day.
Check out stories and documentaries about Laurel Canyon to get a better understanding of the california rock, folk rock and 60's music overall. You will be interested at see all of the famous names of that era that lived together or next door to each other. I thing music of the 60's and 70's would have been much different without Laurel Canyon.
Sadly, Kent State University built a fieldhouse on the hallowed ground where the 4 students were murdered by the Ohio National Guard. 🤬
Their DejaVu album one of the greatest album of all time. You should watch the version with the video.
Nope Grow some...too wimpy listen to 4 way street their live electric kills the wimpy acoustic
ruclips.net/video/BAkMlzOBFbc/видео.htmlsi=X8-wOs5YCMQsXgfE
They made a documentary about Altamont.
Altamont got nothing but bad press and much of the criticism was justified, in that they hired the Hells Angels for security, which led to all kinds of problems. But I was there, and earlier in the day when things were getting pushy up front, during the Jefferson Airplane set, Grace Slick asked everyone to get up and move back ten feet. There were about 300,000 in attendance, and we all got up and moved back. During the day there were a few problems with Hells Angels throwing full beer cans into the crowd and hitting people in the head, but it was really only after dark when things fell apart.
You are an astute observer of culture
But need 4 way street album...live with Stills and Young Trading leads