Stern Show Clip Howard Talks To Neil Young About CSNY & Woodstock
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“Why should we get together and celebrate how great we were?” Gotta love Neil.
I love Neil. He is so authentic and I love that!
I've never heard Neil Young _speak_ before, never heard an interview.
He's one of the funniest goddam people I ever heard.
And his voice...a radio broadcast professional might give his eyeteeth for those pipes.
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@@-danR Hell yeah!!
Personalities aside David Crosby made a huge contribution to their style both vocally and in composition. "Almost cut my Hair" kicks ass.
You’re right
Buffalo Springfield we’re ions better than CSNY. Nash leaving Hollies really hurt them, one of the best Brit. Invasion top 5.
Crosby was a prima donna who was raised in the Hollywood environment which ruined him and caused him to be selfish and self absorbed.
"Playing with Stills & Nash was really fun."
ya lol oww
Maybe. But in the recording studio, if you ever get to hear the high harmony Crosby applied to what sounds an early run-through of "Alabama", you'd think Neil was a fool for uttering that. Course he was pandering to an even bigger fool, the resident host, at the time.
@@davidmurray2539 Danger: we have a Crosby nut hugger in da house.
@@HungryJack0ff Thanks for the heads up, Jack. I've done counselling for years and dealt with all sorts of complex issues on behalf of others. Pretty sure I can handle it.
@@HungryJack0ff Oh come on man. Somebody can say something kind about Crosby and his music. It doesn't mean they're a "Crosby nut hugger". So what if the guy is a far left flake - he has some good music.
Once setting up in an outdoor setting. Listening to the sound system he said , “we need more barn”.
I always loved Neil Young and Stephen Stills in Buffalo Springfield, CSNY and their solo careers.
I never really bought into that "hippie" thing too much, the entertainer side of things, it always smelled commercial, the antithesis of hippies, though for some reason Stills, Young and maybe Joni Mitchell among others seemed authentic. Not too many others. They seemed pretty groovy. I mean yeah sure the grateful dead and such, but those Guys were way, way off the beam.
I read somewhere that Hendrix said (paraphrased) "If you want to hear a great guitar player listen to Steven Stills".
This is just about personalities. The music and talents of these four people are amazing. We don't have to pick sides. They are all great in their own ways. It is a pity, though, that they don't play together and are not friends anymore. However, these fights happen in most families.
Neil ~ "I never thought of Woodstock as a Career Move"
Grateful Dead ~ Totally sucked that night, was getting shocked every time Jerry Picked up a guitar due to the inclement weather, went on to play sold out Stadiums, grossing in the 80's overa 100 million a year (when tickets were $7.00 to $10.00 a show), and continued to 1995. Yep, Neil is right, The important music career move is to just have talent and let your creative juices flow on stage. Now that is the recipe for a Career Move!!!!! Thank You Uncle Neil for the wealth of Beautiful Music and for being "Real" in an industry full of "Gimmicks"!!!!
Neal basically shows the difference between those in music to better humanity and those in music to better themselves in short order. A real one
I picked up the Electric Ladyland box set, and it comes with 2 LP's of demos. Stills plays bass on some of the demo tracks.
...Howard:"Is it hard to say no to stuff?"
Neil: "No."
...and that is one of the many reasons I love Neil.
I bet that went right over Howard’s head, that is if he was even listening. Neil was the ONLY genius in that room.
'For What it's Worth' grabbed my attention in '67, made me an instant fan of Buffalo Springfield. I was saddened by their breakup until discovering C,S,N & Y! To me, Stills & Young are kinda immortal!
About 10 years ago, I witnessed a rare Buffalo Springfield reunion concert with Stills, Young and Furay at Shoreline! It was awesome like time travel because they sounded great exactly like 40+ years earlier.
Stephen Stills is a fucking genius, that’s all that matters
I love his music but sadly his age has caught up to him.
may be a genius but he doesn't return my calls!
@@scotsman6712 Me too! What a dick... that fucking genius.
@Antonio Rocha I'm with you...
@Antonio Rocha I'm the youngest of five sibs... Was listening to Deja Vu at the age of 10 years old! Loved every minute... Also like Santana Abraxas! Best album cover EVER!!!
I already made a comment nobody but me seems to get lol .
But seriously what wisdom Neil has
...when you know why ...saying no is easy...
Tru dat .
Goddammit Howard, let the man finish his sentences.
Imagine all the girls I could get if I were a rockstar... I wish I could write a song Robin...
He can't...... all about suck boy Stern
Typical Stern. I’ve never understood his popularity as an interviewer.
@@danc3693 I agree and yet he gets everyone on there, and ends up with both people who can't stand each other in fueds, Trump, Clinton, Grohl, Love, Popper, Robinson, Young, Crosby and then stirs up the crap like a 12 year old.
He always dose that is super annoying he gets legends with thing's I would love to hear then he talkes over them after they say 3 words. He's jacked up on Coke
Love Neil so much
“I never thought of Woodstock as being a career move.”
Crosby shot off his big mouth about Daryl Hannah and that was the final straw for Neil (and Nash who'd always given Crosby a pass) No more CSNY.....ever!
Thank you. That's the factoid we were looking for.
Crosby was right about Darryl Hannah!
Nash has never said why he fell out with Crosby, I think it might have been the fact Nash dumped his wife and went off with a girl young enough to be his granddaughter I believe though neither will say.
love this guy
great research, Stern....way to string up the dead-end questions
Love Neil and CSNY, feuds aside.
Howard essentially answers his own questions.
So you don't like Crosby or Nash... I wish I could write a song Robin... imagine how many girls I could get?
Geezus shut up Howard. A good interviewer let’s his subject articulate, not steer constantly.
I was thinking the same thing. Let your guest talk. Let Neil Young finish answering the question. Thanks for saying that. Now I know it's not just me.
Stern is usually an unbelievable interviewer with the uncanny ability to disarm and open his guests up. Neil Young historically has been Stern’s dream interview. I think he was genuinely excited to finally have Neil in the studio.
@@medicalnegligence Yeah, well if that’s true, then Howard fucked up his “dream interview”. Neil was still great, but it was in spite of Howard, not because of him.
Stern is still a vulgar capitalist Hebrew; who thinks everyone only thinks about money and fame 24/7...
@@medicalnegligence He's horrible and predictable as an interviewer. He thinks people only think about money and fame.
Sheesh Howard.. one instigating question after another.
Steven Still plays the 1st guitar solo on Eric Clapton's "Let It Rain", which really fits the tune. That is some respect there.
Wow. I consider myself a big fan and “Let It Rain” is my favorite Clapton song, yet I did not know this. Thanks.
@@fredjennings5312 I didn't know for years either, now you can't not hear it. It sounds nothing like Clapton's solo at the end of the song, he was smart to throw a curve ball with Still's beautiful and gentle solo which set up his more intense solo at the end.
@@rrdream2400Yes. Clapton has never been shy about collaborating with other guitarists he likes. Duane Allman on Layla is another example.
@@rrdream2400 I found out about that a year ago. I love the song and look forward to Stills' little solo I just wish it were louder in the song.
@@sstills951 just listened, never noticed but you are right on, it's way back. I might have thought it was a different instrument at one time, or that it wasn't even a solo, more like an instrumental break. It might be effective being so low in the mix. Great observation.
Loved the interview. If you don't like Howard and Robin, please piss off! Neil was into it and enjoying himself by the sounds of it, dealing with tricky subject matter....
Neil is such a badass!
Howard seems more concerned with talking about Neils status in the world and the money he could make more then anything else. Neil is cool and his ego is passed all that, nice.
Past, I think you’ll find.
Steven Stills was the genius. Crosby was the voice, Nash was the hitmaker, Neil Young was the attitude that made it rock.
Well, if that kind of simplistic horse shit works for ya, go for it.
They made two records worth listening to. Nash's voice and songs made even doing that a challenge. Neil couldn't have cared less about being part of this. And Crosby bolted from prominence in The Byrds to be muted out of existence with these guys?? (Four thoughts of my own with a different take on CSNY than yours.)
@@davidmurray2539 Yep. VERY different thoughts alright. Also different from what the guys said themselves. Neil said he looked forward to working with Stephen again and insisted that his name get equal billing, but you seem to know that he couldn’t care less. Crosby‘s “prominence” was far greater with his various collaborations with these guys than he EVER had with the Byrds.
@@fredjennings5312 Neil considered Stephen a brother. His disinterest in this project, aside from guaranteeing big paydays to finance his own career, are evident in word and
film, throughout the excruciating long tenure of the band. As for Crosby, CSNY was his much deserved karma for being a "bad, incorrigible" Byrd. Those unmatched harmonies he provided in The Byrds were never to be heard again in the Nash dominated harmony mixes of the group's recording. Stills emerged from those first two albums as the star and had he been as prolific a songwriter as Neil he should've grabbed Crosby and made those two records by themselves. Conjecture here of course. I've heard Neil and David sing together and it was phenomenal. And Stills has so much talent as lyricist, player and singer. All in all, their music has not aged well. To hear Our House playing on the sound system at your local grocery store while you're picking your way through produce, and in the age of Covid, is a truly nausea inducing experience. As another comment pointed out to you, it is a bit disturbing to some when people play one word association games with famous musicians named.
@@davidmurray2539 To the contrary regarding your first point above, I would argue that David's vocal harmonies are integral to the CSN/Y sound. The fact that it is often difficult to hear his parts on the recordings is evidence of his brilliance in that arena, because it is most often his voice sitting between Stills (below) and Nash (above) that allows that famous blend to happen. Performed less precisely and you end up sounding like the Beach Boys, Byrds, America or the Eagles, which is by no means a bad thing, but to my mind doesn't come close to CSN/Y at their best. Point being they were all essential to the success of the band; That some members' contributions carry more weight than others is difficult to argue. But I still enjoy hearing songs like "Our House" and "Suite: Judy Blue Eyes" when they come around. It reminds me of a time when the popular music of the day was recorded by real musicians playing real musical instruments onto magnetic tape that has not been quantized by ProTools to conform to the grid and auto-tuned to remove any sense of humanity. Such music is of course still being made but you have no know where to look for it, and it's not on the radio or being played on the sound system at your local grocery store.
That's a quote!
"Well I never thought of Woodstock as being a career move."
Two very bright minds ...Stern, and Young ...2 impressive last names ...nothing wrong with loving your genes ...being proud of them
They’re right about Stills. A few years ago I saw him on tour with Judy Collins. Judy played an acoustic twelve, they had a drummer, bass player, keyboard player, and I figured they’d do like most solo artists and bring a sessions lead guitar player. Nope. Didn’t need one. Stills handled it himself. His voice wasn’t great in that he had trouble with his tuning, but I had no idea he was that good a guitarist. That was the surprise of the night. And I got to watch him. My wife and I got tickets the minute they went on sale. Front row center, I could kick the stage.
@@jameskelley888 he is a really good guitarist, but that is a reach.
You went to a show just a few years ago and didn’t know that Stills is an amazing guitarist, even to the point that you assumed he wouldn’t even play, but have a session guy???? If I go to a Stephen Stills concert and he doesn’t play guitar, I’d get the money back.You must have either been a very recent fan of the music, or you’re one of those people who are absolutely content to know nothing about the music they listen to.
Stills now has some kind of a speech impediment. He cannot talk very well, let alone sing. It's sad. He's one of the greats.
I always knew Stills wss a very good guitar player.
At one point, there was probably not a better or more unique acoustic player around. I’ve just seen him do some amazing stuff. It is unfortunate what happened to the vocals/speech/singing ability as the years passed by. A lot of it probably due to severe hearing loss but obviously there are other factors. I also believe he had a stroke although his family has denied this.
14 concerts with CSN&Y and 12 Neil Young concerts. Several Nash and Stills shows I am ok with no reunions
You gotta think about things.......before you do em.....the Great Canadian Prophet, Poet, Singer, Songwriter...and abuncha other stuff..(NEIL YOUNG)......thanks for the clip.....
He played with CSNY at the bridge School in 2013.
Is Neil Young actually Bill Belichick ? He sounds just like Bill.
He looks like him too
It is what it is.
Whose fault was it that it didn't get fixed? We're on to Cincinnati.
Perfect last line haha
Howard is incredibly irritating here. Neil is so awesome but obviously isn’t impressed with Howard’s questions.
H.S is incredibly irritating - period. But at least he is (relatively) honest in his bumbling, sycophantic, barely-functional way 🤷🏻 I doubt many clicked on this for the quality of the ‘interviewer’ - more despite him - but, that said, amazingly☝️😲 there were some interesting responses from ‘Mr Young’ 😆🤣 that may not have otherwise come to light…🤷🏻♂️ Go figure … all’s well that ends well ~ 🦆 -(but don’t even start me on his ‘sidekick’)☝️😑 🎸
Neil Young, a great Canadian. Love his attitude.
What Howard doesn't understand is it's not always about the money. Why work with pricks?
Thats a JEW for ya!
At a crucial moment Neil starts explaining his prime motivation in playing and performing and Stern keeps interrupting with his own pronouncements until Neil drops the train of thought. Jeez , the purpose of the interview was to get to the core of Young’s thoughts and then Stern manically sabotages it.
Can't stand Stern
Yeah man, it's annoying. Welcome to Stern interviews.
Dick Cavett or Johnny Carson would be far better...
@@ScottlandShaffner0423 or maybe another musician
Howard is such a putz. He tries to lead Neil into giving him answers that Young won't give. Stern always thinks his guests see things through the same lens he does and as a result there's a disconnect
I'll join the chorus of "shut up Howard"!
Neil: talking, sharing his thoughts, mid sentence.
Howard: "Neil. Neil. Neil. I've got a question."
Everyone: "Shut. Up. Howard."
You've got one job!!!
Neil's the real deal!
i was there at wodstock in 69, i think
Howard, doesn't let him talk. Constantly trying to prove he's a great interviewer
Neil is a fine musician,composer and its a shame that
stern didnt ask more about what neil is creating and
planning on for future and the good neil has done for
Farm Aid and others...stern just yaks on petty stupid
things like a reporter for the rags like nat enquirer,etc..
Like the Beatles on the rooftop. you can't go back to re-capture the moment. I have a live recording of a 90s tribute to Bill Graham and CSN&Y were there physically but not emotionally. Sometimes they are gold and silver and other times are copper. Neil is right. Some put in the time and effort and others don't. Those musicians who destroy their voices with drugs cannot be tolerated. I'm glad there's no annual revue of rockers of yore.
Howard let the man talk.
"Use your zoom, dickhead!" Classic Neil!
Howard has been going down hill for the past Ten Years...he turned into one of the phonies he used to make fun of.
Howard has always been down hill
I notice that interviewers don't actually know more of Neil's songs.They are always 'Greatest Hits' depth of questions.
Neil comes from my neighborhood
Seen Mr young 3 times.
for Christsake let him talk Howard 👿
Yeah, Howard has become his own biggest fan where he's more interested in hearing himself than hearing his guests. the only time I ever heard anyone get irritated with him (or seem to) was Robert Plant.
Is Howard on speed, have Adult ADHD or just interrupts constantly? Ruining good interviews, ask questions, listen to answer ask a follow up question based on the answer---thats the formula.
Howard Stern likes to dominate in a passive-aggressive way.
No drugs. He’s just a terrible interviewer, that’s all.
You know what did more than anything else to cement The Beatles place as "the greatest". They broke up before they got stale. NO ONE has much more than 10 years of real peak creativity before the best they have has been given. Take any band and look at how long they were able still stay fresh and urgent.
That’s ok, they did plenty to be the greatest band, changed the world, the most influential ever, their music to this day is fresh and magical, and just think they haven’t done anything in over 52 years,about being stale? Well the 4 of them separately did some really good stuff after the break up, would you agree?
Bob Dylan
@@davidtrindle6473 One guy. And his Ballad of Hurricane stuff was about the last interesting to me work he did. I would counter there with Neil Young.
Stern is great in getting Neil to give some inside info. Like his who gives two fuqs about Woodstock.
Howard's right....after Woodstock the career of Country Joe and the Fish really took off. It propelled them into being the icons of rock that they are today.
On a serious note, I love the Deja Vu song Country Girl but I never felt like Neil Young belonged with that group....especially after what he did with Crazy Horse....that badass Crazy Horse group made CSNY look like a freak show.
Santana also.
I can't stand when Howard makes assumptions. Why can't he ask a question and let the person speak?
"In other words......"
That is his job as an interviewer. He tries to clarify by getting people to respond to questions from a different angle. Howard does a good job of analyzing and trying to get to the truth. Perhaps you're referring to interruptions, more than the nature of Howard's questions. I suspect that is more of what you're getting at, rather than the assumptions.
@@KenTeel He many times prefaces his question with an incorrect assumption (usually oversimplified). Then interrupts when the person tries to clarify. He is still a good interviewer because he asks question nobody else would ask.
@ franknberry 63
And Robin stepping in with that cackling laugh.
🙈😡🙈
He’s a fan asking questions
Heard that Peter Grant, didn’t want Led Zeppelin to be in Woodstock and they were jamming that evening not too far away.. Led Zeppelin was influenced by Crosby stills Nash and Young in folk music.. & Buffalo Springfield.. On RUclips there’s a video of Robert Plant covering for what it’s worth by Stephen stills
When I saw Zep at the Fillmore East in '69, I forget the song they were playing but they segued from that song into For What It's Worth, I thought it was really cool.
Zeppelin were on tour at the time and in the North East, but they had a club gig already booked the night they could've played Woodstock and they didn't want to break the booking contract! Imagine the possibilities. They would've become superstars that much sooner.
@@dailyflash agreed they would’ve .... I’ve always imagined to OK Led Zeppelin would’ve done there songs @ WS imagine The late Joe Cocker, asking Jimmy page, to sit in for a little help from my friends that Jimmy page, did with Joe Cocker, studio version of that song that would been cool!!..
@@dailyflash Led Zeppelin were superstars pretty much immediately with their first album . They would have made Woodstock even better, but Woodstock wouldn't advance their immediate popularity. As soon as their songs (Like Whole Lotta Lovin') hit the rock radio stations, that was it, everyone had to have their album. That's what happened to me as well, and I was (and still am) a huge James Taylor fan. I instantly became a Zeppelin fan also.
Typically Stern gets it wrong most of the time and sounds like a jerk-provocateur. Why Neil went on that show is a mystery and I bet he regrets it.
I just wonder if the Crosby-Young thing is just a convenient excuse for Neil. As much as I admire Stephen Stills, his loss of hearing and voice just doesn't allow them to perform these songs. And as much as Neil loves Stephen, this just provides a way out for Neil. I haven't seen or heard any plans for the Stills, Young and Nash to perform together and I dont think we will.
I'm Canadian and I'm sure my boy Niel has made more money on his own
also I'm sure him and jonney mitchel are the best canadian song writers of the 70ies
This is the best interview with NY
Stills used eeeebe tuning that's why the guitar was so good
SAYS HE WOULDN'T REUNITED WITH CS&N FOR MONEY BUT THE GUY GOES ON HOWARD STERN.
Ol' Neil, sure has become a bitter old man these days
Neil Ying, the Chinese folk singer with his latest hit, Tune-Ing.
Neil is obviously very smart
I have a friend I've never seen
He hides his head inside a dream
Someone should call him and see
If he can come out
Try to lose the down that he's found
The greatest performance at Woodstock hands down was The Who. The greatest moment for me at Woodstock was witnessing Pete Townshend slam Abbie Hoffman in the back of the head with his Gibson SG and telling him to get the fuck off of his stage
Canned Heat in my book.
Santana, Sly and the Family Stone
Somebody should ask Howard “why don’t you get back together with Artie Lange.”
HAAAAAAA!
NAILED IT
Howard gets every single thing wrong. He takes a well known story, and asks whether a bunch of drama actually happened that HE just made up
When was this interview?
It's not like Young does a shit load of interviews. Two ears one mouth Howard.
When you boil this band down to its essence it is STILLS and YOUNG where the real talent lies….
This really showcases how small Stern is, basically an emotional child run by ego.
Agreed, I look forward to the interviews with guys like Neil or Robert plant, but I always end up getting extremely irritated with stern and the questions..he really comes from a fan boy/sensational/drama/fame/money is everything perspective, a mainstream view of what real musicians are trying to do
@@jonqdrum Well said. Seems like a major dingus...possibly a rangus.
He did the same thing to Don Felder. Felder had a wealth of stories on the inner workings of the Eagles and Stern reduced it to "Henley and Frye are awful".
Still, after all these years, can't figure out what Robin brings to the table.
Howard also botched his Gregg Allman interview. Wouldn’t give him time to finish his sentence. Constantly interrupted
That's the typical Howard interview.
Neil and Steven. Canada's and the US's best. this side of the atlantic's answer to the great English bands.
Stern keeps paraphrasing conversations that never happened, putting words in people's mouths they never said, and pressing for a bunch of 70-something former bandmates to get together for a concert tour. Even if they still got along with each other (they don't) and were all still in good health (they're not), they have a right to be retired by now.
Who knew artist's didn't make music for the audience, I mean I thought that was kinda the whole point...
I am sure that David Crosby was smitten when he realized CSN really did not need him now that they had Neil Young...
I'm really surprised. Stern is big in the US and has been around a long time. But, I've listened to two or three now...he, and his offsider, are *terrible* interviewers. They say dumb stuff, they talk over their guests, they interrupt replies, they are relentlessly trivial. Just *super* annoying!
To all the Negative Nathan’s here hating on Howard: He didn’t get to toppermost of the poppermost by NOT knowing that his audience is basically the “booboisie.” They could care less for CSNY, let alone Neil Young. Like Howard himself, his following is all about Metallica and, to paraphrase Lenard Skynard, they don’t need Neil around anyhow.
Yep, Howard talks "to" Neil Young.
Or he talks "at" him.
Howard talks over Neil as Robin cackles in the background. A shit interview that could of been so great if those two would just STFU and listen.
I love Neil, but he was totally wrong about Woodstock. Does anyone really think that anyone 20' from the stage cared about somebody in black clothes with a camera was on the stage in the dark. Neil just being a little pretentious there... whatever -
I believe there was more going on there than the historical story-line. Watch the film - Crosby is flapping his right hand around while his left hand does nothing on that guitar. Everyone was maybe a little bit high??
still my favourite singer song writer - everyone has there
Robin, as usual, adds nothing except irritating interruptions.
A Southern Man Don't Need Him Around Anyhow!!!!
I find it confusing that Stern bashed Neil Young for so many years and now kissing his A...
Artistic differences and he can't push himself into something that goes against his spirit......
It seems like Howard doesn't understand why Neil doesn't react to thing things the way he would .
Neil was better off not being in the movie. Warner Bros. paid the artists zero royalties or fees for their appearances, which must have really grated when the movie company made the big bucks (still ongoing) for that film.
it's not for the audience ???
I’d pay for Young Stills but that’s it CSNY lost it for me mid 70’s
exactly the way to not interview young, lame...
so who wouldn't allow Neil to appear in the Woodstock movie-even though he was THERE PLAYING? nutty manager or Neil?
No Neil insisted he was left out.
You sure do need to think about things and I will say pray about things before you do them, involving others
I wonder what the deal is between Neil Young and David Crosby - what happened?
A few years back Neil separated from his wife and began a relationship with Darryl Hannah. Crosby opened his yap and said she was going to lead Neil to ruin and that she was poison. Neil was pretty much done with him at that point even though Crosby appologized soon after.
This ridiculous attempt to avoid Croz' name. Are we in a kindergarden??
I'm dissapointed. A man over 70 with so much life experience and so much success behaves like a 14 years old teenager at high school....😧 (BTW: Who's that annoying chicken in the background?🐣)