Crosby , Stills, Nash & Young - Teach you Children | FIRST TIME HEARING REACTION
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- Crosby , Stills, Nash & Young - Teach you Children | FIRST TIME HEARING REACTION
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“When I was a boy of 14, my father was so ignorant I could hardly stand to have the old man around. But when I got to be 21, I was astonished at how much the old man had learned in seven years.” - Mark Twain
In Boy Scouts as a kid one year we made a wooden plaque with that quote on it for Fathers Day. It hung on our wall in the den for the entirety of my youth until I had my 1st born. At that time my father gave it to me to hang in my den.
I used to tell my students they would come back to me with this quote one day after being flustered with me regarding rules enforced on the college campus. (I mentored, but did not formally teach.)
Some did, laughing. "You tried to tell us there were reasons and that you cared. Thank you for caring. I never forgot."
I very much appreciate hearing that quote. What's remarkable is that I've never heard it before and I've been a big reader all of my 76 years. Well, 72 of them!
The modern version goes something like this - "When I was in high school, I couldn't believe what idiots my parents were. By the time I graduated college, I was impressed with how much they learned while I was away."
Same with my old man.
I used to work for Graham Nash at his Hollywood recording studio a long time ago. One day they were testing transferring the analog master tape mix of this album to a digital machine. Graham stood there and goes "It still sounds great", meaning the music. So I asked him why, in his opinion, their first two albums were still so great and he told me "Because they were made with a lot of love, man, a LOT of love". And that about summed up his attitude about his work, that it was important to convey a universal love, a love for all life kind of love, into everything. It's a great value to live by, even though we're human and we'll repeatedly fall short and sometimes fail, but keep striving for that anyway. Graham was a cool guy.
Great story!
Thank you for this story. He was my dad’s fave musician and I don’t know why, but this made me choke up.
@@EleanorofAquitaine42 Thank you back! I really appreciate your touching comment. Cheers!
AWESOME STORY!
Not was, he's still cool.
This song was made for young, well-meaning, parents like yourselves.
Perfect song! I had a friend that had this at her wedding. It was beautiful even though I thought What!
It was so sweet hearing the song through their eyes. Did anyone in CSNY have kids when they wrote this song?
Nope
Gerry Garcia of the Grateful Dead, is playing the pedal steel guitar on this song.
You all are amazing!
Graham Nash wrote this one, and Jerry Garcia from The Grateful Dead sat in on steel guitar. They all brought in their best songs for this album (Deja Vu). You would want to do a reaction to the whole album because it's a whole journey from start to finish, and a musical artifact from the Woodstock era.
russallert "...a musical artifact from the Woodstock era. " The whole album sounds as fresh and clean as it did 52 years ago!
Jerry Garcia? I never knew that! Thanks!
As they did on the background voices on a couple of Dead songs. :)
Jerry's steel guitar makes the song.
Oh so true!
When parents can apologize for their mistakes, that's a good parent. It teaches their children that everyone makes mistakes and how to be a better person. ❤
Linda, you truly encompassed my take too: humility & positive honesty with your lovely & growing children makes them ready to soar into the the real world, knowing that --in everything-- they're forever loved!
and you of tender years, can't know the fears your elders grew by
Little known fact: .......When CSNY were recording this song, the Grateful Dead were recording next door and Crosby, Stills, Nash and Young felt there was something missing from their recording of this song so they asked lead guitarist of the Dead Jerry Garcia to sit in with them. So, the wonderful pedal steel guitar work you hear on the song is Jerry Garcia himself!
jerry also plays pedal steel on Change Partners as well :)
This was one of Jerry's pedal steel excursions during the early 70s, which included every song on The New Riders of the Purple Sage first album, David Crosby's first solo album and as mentioned by the replier above Stills second solo album. He totally dirties up the pedal on The NRPS song Dirty Business. You will not be disappointed if you review that one too
@@georgestevens1502 that New Riders album was first class!
Being a Grandparent now and seeing my Grandkids grow up in this crazy world, I can only hope they're able to fulfill their dreams.
I am completely on board with your statement.
100%.
No Granchildren for me.. but my Daughter is now in her 20's and on her own.
Feeling that statement.
I TOTALLY FEEL as YOU do, for my grandchildren.
It’s a different world. In many ways a better one than you were raised in. Change is the only constant. They’ll find their way, just like always.
From watching all your videos I feel your children are the luckiest ones in the world. I have two adult children and this song really hits home.
For me.. as well.
This song hits the heart being a parent. Kids grow up so fast…enjoy every moment!
Yes!
Jay nailed it when he said "If you have kids, this hits different". Amen.
I was a 16 year old in high school when this was released in 1969. I loved it then, as an anthem of what those of us in "the movement" were all about. I'm now a 70 year old father of five grown children. I'm with Amber -- it brings tears of joy and even wistfulness. I'm thankful that I'm close to all of my children, and they seem to genuinely love me more than I ever thought possible. The anthem of my youth has become an ode to joy.
An aspect of this that I learned my father-in-law who had his children at a very young age is that, with luck, most of the relationship between you and your children will be as grown-ups. Childhood is fleeting. Twenty five years is a lifetime when you're 25 -- it doesn't seem that long ago by 70. The turn of the 21st century doesn't seem like so long ago to me. My youngest daughter turns 27 next year, and my oldest turns 40 next year.
One of the miracles of my life is how I, as an only child in a dysfunctional family of origin, somehow ended up with five children and a happy marriage.
I love that the two of you clearly feel as well as listen to this ode to genuine love.
I too am the only child of a dysfunctional family and you give me hope.
I graduated in '69, and I still love this music today at 72.
I knew as soon as I saw the title that this song would break you. Such an amazing song
Just watching Amber's face as the lyrics hit her. Completely priceless.
It’s so beautiful
Another song by CSNY is "Our House". It's about the simpler yet comforting things in life that make life worth while. The lyrics say it all.
Also a Graham Nash song.
The wisest of us realize that you never stop learning, I’ve seen my children and now my grandchildren, and I learned from them every time I see them and I tried to teach them as well. Everybody and I mean everyone continues to learn from each other and grow.
We didn’t call it country back then; it was known as folk. I loved when Neil Young was with them, but he went on and had his own successful career. Great song,great group.
The pedal steel throws it into the Country zone.
No, we didn't call this Country at the time, but listening to it now, maybe we should have. Listen to that steel guitar!
Labels were usually put on a group, not a song. This supergroup was folk rock. Songs might have different flavors and CSNY had country influences but they were mainly folk rock.
@@foxandscout true, true. I wonder what today's marketing machine would do with a band like CSNY or The Eagles with the way they crossed genres. I suspect they wouldn't be given a chance.
@@randy8297 It's Jerry Garcia on the pedal steel. That was the first take and as perfect as it was, Jerry wanted to do another take and got mad at Crosby when they said no.
Such a touching reaction! A sweet song for a sweet couple
"Southern Cross" is also a great song by CSN. One of my favorites.
I’m literally watching Southern Cross live on RUclips on my tv and also watching this reaction. Southern Cross is one of my favorite songs too
My second favorite song by them!
No that is a God awful wimpy song just made to quickly make money.....4 Way Street their Live album way the heck better with Carry On and Southern Man...stop the wimpy acoustic crap
@@DENVEROUTDOORMAN I happen to love that song, and a few other people do too!!
@@DENVEROUTDOORMAN That is a beautiful song and loved by many!
Grew up with these geniuses. This song was my high school Senior class song and one of my classmates played it on the guitar at graduation. Shout out to the QAS Class of ‘79.
Me too. Class of 1976.
We were so lucky to be teenagers in the 70’s - What a great time!
Class of 1974.
Class of 1972! Hard to believe this year is our 50th Reunion! 🤗🤗🤗
@@daren6101 Class of 1969 for me. It is wonderful to see younger people appreciating such great music!
Amber - It was so very sweet when you started crying. Lots of love coming through in this video.
i always think this song is about protecting your kids from your mistakes, your hangups, and teach them to be better than you are.
and kids love your parents because they love you and they are doing their best.
I think that Graham Nash wrote it with his relationship with his dad in mind. His father was a WWII vet and, although he was British, he may have struggled as fathers in the US did with the idea that his son opposed the Vietnam war and questioned the government's motives. But it did echo with me recently as my relationship with my mother can be conflictual, and it took us having big fallings out and not talking to each other for months for some things to get better.
Such great harmonies & songwriting
The beautiful performance in this song featured on the pedal steel guitar is by Grateful Dead founder Jerry Garcia. Though he rarely played it in Dead performances, he was a master of that instrument.
Always loved the reversal in this song. Teach, your children well ---------------------------> Teach, your parents well. I cared for my dad as his life ended. Physically, he became like a child again, just unable to manage the physical world. So I did it for him. By most accounts, the natural course of life. Lovely song.
So true..My husband and I took care of my mom with our little ones..Yes, it is truly worth it.❤
I’m experiencing that. All the best. Always.
Another song by them that I know you will love is called
Our House.
And don't forget "Wasted on the Way"
love that song!!!
This is a childhood favorite. My friend sat on the stoop playing her guitar and singing it. 💕☮️🙏🏼
The world needs more people like you two. Keep up the good vibes.
Actually it’s CSNY&G, since that’s none other than Captain Trips himself- Mr. Jerry Garcia- on impeccable pedal steel guitar! 🎸🔥
This song was so meaningful in the context of when it was originally done. The rifts between generations and parents and children in the 60s.
I have 2 grown sons in their 40s now. So proud of them but often reflect on how we raised them.
I know we were very very young parents and did not always do and say the right things but it all worked out perfectly.
My oldest is almost 30 and has given us two beautiful Grandkids. Our youngest is now 24. I loved this song and CSN as a kid. Understood it as a parent and now a Grandpaw appreciate it's message completely.
Beautiful reaction, so sweet. ❤
This is one of my very favorite songs of theirs.
Love you guys. Thanks for being a great example of loving kindness to those who watch your reactions.
This is such a sweet song! Amber you said ‘We may not always get it right’. Well, nobody ever gets it always right when it comes to raising children. For what it's worth, my opining is you are doing great! It's Sunday morning here and I have to go to the bakery for some croissants, but that will be with a tear in my eye. 💖 your reaction!
If it’s Sunday morning you need to be heading to church. Besides most churches nowadays will have coffee and donuts in the lobby.
@@donaldjones637 I might not be an atheist today if my church had free food when I was growing up.😀
A huge part of teaching your children well is to teach them that Sunday morning is about more than food and donuts (or football even). Get your children and yourselves to church on Sunday morning and you will go a long way toward being taught well as opposed to turning out as an atheist.
@@jones0122 You will be taught to be ignorant if they teach Bible stories as fact.
This is what it's all about. Great reaction y'all!
I love you guys . You guys GET IT .. I was a teenager in the 70s and got to live with the greatest era of music. The music really did shape people lives in many ways , and I’m so happy that you are experiencing that now .
"Teach Your Children " is one of the songs in the movie "Melody Fair" in the 70th .This movie was about 2 very young kids who fell in love with each other. "First of May", "Melody Fair" and "To Love Somebody" by BEE GEE were the other 3 songs in this movie. If you see this movie, I think you will love these songs more.
Love this song, CSNY are some of the bands I grew up listening to., Seals & Crofts. Little River band all fantastic artist before there time as it comes to their lyrics on just what it means simple things, family, love, good friends, I’m glad I grew up on this music 💕
You guys. Talk about coming undone. You’re making me cry all over the place! You’re awesome.
Just realized after watching dozens of your reviews that it's not really about the music so much as it's about how you communicate with each other with such obvious love and respect. It's addictive. You'd better hold on tight to each other. You've got something special going on. Nice job!
This song is from the 60's. Stephen Stills (phenomenal guitarist who wrote "For What It's Worth" and performed it with Buffalo Springfield), Graham Nash (sang with The Hollies and has a beautiful song "Our House") David Crosby (wonderful tenor who performed with The Byrds "Mr. Tambourine Man" is very quirky and controversial) and Neil Young (personally not a favorite of mine but also sang with Buffalo Springfield). Check out CSNY "Marrakesh Express" and "Suite: Judy Blue Eyes"
Have you ever heard of Foxed and Fossils? Check out their cover of Suite: Judy Blue Eyes, and other CSNY songs.
ruclips.net/video/S23VK1v9dB8/видео.html
Jerry Garcia from the Dead playing the pedal steel. If you like it try dire wolf from the studio album working man’s dead. It’s killer
There’s some cool vids on RUclips of master pedal steel players covering Dire Wolf and showing how to play the solos note for note. Pretty killer stuff.
Y'all are doing an awesome job!! So great experiencing these songs again through different eyes and a younger perspective. I'm 53 years old and grew up in the 80s. Didn't we have some awesome bands?? Keep up the great work love peace and chicken grease!!🙉🙈🙊
Carry On and Southern Cross are 2 very different sounds but fabulous!
Children grow and you grow along with them!!😊
I am so glad you reacted to this song because it was requested by many, who had you two in mind knowing you could resonate with this song! A very well thought out message to young parents such as yourselves! Well done Jay and Amber, well done! Cheers to you and may you and your family continue to be blessed with much love, happiness and good health! ☮💕👍👏
Too wimpy do their electric and stop top 40
I came home from school one day when this album came out and caught my very straight rock music and hippie-hating parents sitting in my room listening to this song on my stereo. Blew my mind. Then they asked me about another song they had heard playing through the walls that I knew to be a Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young song called "Right Between The Eyes" which I played for them. That was the only time I ever remember them listening to my favorite music by choice and enjoying the message they heard.
One of my favourites - a bunch of depth in the lyrics that's unexpected
this was really about our father/mothers approach to life; get a job, raise a family, etc. as opposed to our feelings and directions back in those days.
Amber, watching you actually made me tear up. I was around 18 when this album came out. The message of this tune is to learn from and help bridge the "generation" gap. Many great memories with all of your reaction videos. You are both a wonderful blessing in my life. Peace and love to you and all my other friends here!!
I had my children at a very young age and yes they have taught me many things good and bad over the years. I now have a grandchild in San Diego and I live in New York, it goes fast and furious at times so remember to breathe and take as much of it in as you can. 3 generations later and this songs message still resonates.
My dad died before I was born, I was raised by my mom and her sisters n my grandma, I will always love them like they were all my mom, !!!
Mama, you made me cry watching you cry. Your love for your little ones will grow and change, and so will their love for you. Wishing you a wonderful life with your beautiful children.
I used to sing this to my older children. Of course, I remember seeing CSNY at Woodstock when I was a student, so this song was amongst the first which came to mind when our first children were born, almost a decade later, and on the opposite side of the Globe. My daughter sings it to her kids today, and one of my older grandsons, who is 12, sang it at his school assembly in Victoria a couple of weeks ago. So, that's three generations so far singing this Brit, Graham Nash's song.
Neil Young is the 4th member of CSNY, helping form the group of 4 from time to time. Other great songs from the group are Southern Cross, Wasted on the Way, and Our House (this one I think you would love).
That's such an amazing song!
Nope all 3 kinda wimpy especially the first 2 just garbage to raise money quick...Listen to 4 Way Street way better
Ohio too
Listening to my Oldies is precious to me, but being able to do it with your family is really like going into another dimension. Thanks for your sharing.
When I held my son in my arms for the first time I said to him that I wanted him to become a good man when he grows up. He is 18 now and he has become a very good boy and I hope It continues once I’m gone. This song is one of my favorites of all times, the lyrics, the harmonies and the singing technique used in it are amazing.
I love y’all’s comments so much. You guys are on the right track. My son is now 34 and my daughter is 30. Yesterday, they were babies. Throughout their upbringing, most of the time, things were good. But we then went through a financial downturn. Yet even then, we did our best to keep the equilibrium. We are proud of them both. You know, in the blink of an eye, you’re kids will be adults. And most of your life with them will be when they’re adults. It’s so strange when you realize that!
Every time I hear this, I think if my children (all adults now with kids of their own). It never fails to make me tear up even though I've listened to it for decades. It's perfect.
The message is powerful. I'm 66 and this song carries so much meaning. RIP David Crosby.
CSNY was the early form of what we now know as Country Rock.
Their harmonies were amazing. Listen to Suite:Judy Blue Eyes. It’s one of those songs that I would take to a desert island. Just an awesome,superbly written and performed song.
They did do this one half a year ago
@@otisyoung7061 I remember now. They did the Woodstock version, which is not great, and I believe I even commented then to view the official video from the album. Thanks.
A favorite classic. We sang this song for our confirmation from Sunday school. Man, does it bring back memories. Thanks guys.
A bit of trivia, that's Jerry Gracia of the Grateful Dead playing the steel guitar.
He did it in exchange for help improving his group's vocal harmonies.
I posted this same info on the original video (with scratchy audio) :)
"Sunrise, Sunset." From the musical Fiddler on the Roof. That's off the beaten path for you guys, but once you know that song, you won't stop finding occasions to think of it.
Love this song
So many good songs from CSN and CSNY. "Our House", "Southern Cross", "Wasted on the Way", "Marrakesh Express", "Ohio", "Just a Song Before I Go".
Got to see CSN&Y early 70s and just CSN years later. The best harmonies ever. As a music lover I try to keep current but these nostalgic tours are wonderful. Still love so much if the music from late 60s and 70s.
When I first heard this song I did not have children. Then I had three children and now I have 11 grandchildren and the song still makes me cry with happiness. You guys are awesome parents.
My youngest grandchild is now 20. This song still makes my eyes water too, Amber
This is such a beautiful song and I've been fortunate to be listening to it for many many years. The harmonies, the melodies, the lyrics and and the song as a whole, is a wonderful experience. Can't ever go wrong with CSNY. Another one you may want to try is "Carry On" off of the same album. Just too many great songs on that one. Happy Birthday to your oldest one.
What a great reaction! I love how thoroughly y’all get it! I’m 69, so I have heard this song MANY times…this was the 1st time it made me cry. Y’all are so precious! ❤❤❤
I'm a father, grandfather & great grandfather & I have had the privilege ,pleasure & joy of seeing four generations under my home 🏡!!!
And, hopefully, the world shows them all its kindness. ❤
Thank you listening to one of my favourite songs ever. CSN & Y produced some fantastic music & I hope you'll explore more. I think you'll love 'Our House' , 'Marrakesh Express' and 'Southern Cross' all great songs.
IM HAPPY TO SEE YOUNG PEOPLE APPRECIATING THE MUSIC OF MY GENERATION.
Thank you for this reaction! I have one son, wanted another child but that was not in Gods plan for me so, so be it, He knows best. This one sone of mine, was a super happy baby, a very adventurous toddler and literally the best gift I have ever been given. Now 27, he has a daughter of his own, but has told me several times he’s going to raise her just like I raised him, because even though we butted heads during the teenage years, I was always right in what I allowed and he didn’t realize why until he grew up. What better thanks, love, and “damn, I get it now” could you possibly ask for? Anyway, thanks fora great “oldie” song!!
Waisted On The Way is another you'll love, I promise👍✌️
this group (with or without neil young) has the most exquisite harmonies. try helplessly hoping.
i also really love the songs delta and southern cross both from daylight again.. youre welcome!
Nope wimpy acoustic try Southern Man and Carry On from 4 way Street their best stuff was Electric with Stills and Young trading leads
This era of music had so many great artists and genres.
I don't have children but I have a godson and when you say that having kids changes you...that little boy unlocked a part of my heart I never knew existed. I feel you 100% here and Amber, I WAS bawling by the first "and know they love you". I always do now, LOL!❤
Bless you guys...keep diggin'......................CSN, CSN & Y........and each individual artist....don't stop. Peace & Love
Amber's reaction was my exact reaction the first time I heard this song, and to this day I still can't listen to it without choking up (or singing along, which for some reason seems to help control the emotion). Thank you for reacting to this, keep doing what you do and being who you are!
I always loved this album. I grew up listening to this!
In it's own simple way, this is one of the most beautiful songs ever...
My 19 year old Severely Autistic Son teaches me to be better every day. Go hug your kids.
Some additional context for this song. It was being written at a time when political, social, and values opinions differed so starkly between age cohorts that the term "Generation Gap" was coined to denote it. To get a feel for how fraught relations between the older and younger generations could be at the time, just watch one of the earlier episodes of "All in the Family", both because one of those episodes would be closer to contemporary with this song and because the show "jumped the shark" in later seasons. So this was a plea for inter-generational peace and tolerance at a time when this was in short supply.
THis is a great song, and you are great parents! Love you guys!
Most of the time (like 99%), we find the songs; however, on those oh-so-rare occasions, a song finds YOU.
Next up from the Crosby,Stills,Nash,and Young Deja Vu album should be Our House! You both will LOVE it!🐈🐈🏡🎶💜
Suggestion - Crosby and Nash - To The Last Whale.a,Critical Mass.b,Wind On The Water. Beautiful, heartfelt song with beautiful harmonies.
Wow! 🎉 I just glanced at the subscribers. 300,000! I remember J just by himself learning the ropes. Congrats 👏
Loved that reaction to a song I’ve known for 35 years plus, and you somehow made it new for me.
Beautiful song with a great message! Released in 1970, Graham Nash wrote this one in 1968 when he was still with The Hollies. You should check out the whole Deja Vu album that this came from. Incredible classic! Here's the track list, in case you want to do them in order:
1) Carry On
2) Teach Your Children
3) Almost Cut My Hair
4) Helpless
5) Woodstock
6) Deja Vu
7) Our House
8) 4 + 20
9) Country Girl
10) Everybody I Love You
CSNY are so good! Deja Vu is such a good album! My favorite song is “Carry On/Questions”. “Woodstock” is another good one! A sad song they wrote is called “Ohio” it talks about the national guard coming onto the Kent State University in 1970 to break up a protest and they left 4 students dead.
Don't forget about the rascals ( formerly the young rascals ) felix, eddie, gene and dino. The rascals are in the rock and roll hall of fame and Felix and eddie are in the song writers hall of fame. A beautiful morning, a girl like you, lonely too long, good living
When the children grow up and leave home..this song takes on a whole new meaning.
Very emotional.
You are awesome parents! Keep the faith. Another CSNY song is Suit Judy Blue Eyes, a whole other sound from these musical icons. Thanks as always.
Next CSNY you should react to is Love The One You're With, studio version. It'll knock your socks off! Great video guys, thanks!
Yes! I swear I learned more from my daughters than I ever taught them. We were also very young...18.5 when I had our first daughter! Our first daughter was our "thinker" (she'll soon be 42), our second daughter was the "do-er" (she turns 40 on 12-24). To this day? They're still that way! Now, I'm learning from my grandson (20 yrs old) & my granddaughters (14 & 6 yrs old). I treasure being a younger Mimi and love all that each one teaches me!!! I'm so blessed and y'all will continue to be very blessed. Love you both and those beautiful kiddos of yours, too! 🧡
And know they love you,..... your expressions were priceless. Joy to your family.