listening to them now . A lifetime of music left to us . The soundtrack to our lives . So very cool . Just Listened to rarity's also , what a treasure . check out 31 min to .....rockin in heaven
My late husband and I saw these guys so many times that it makes me miss him even while listening. Life could not have delivered me a better friend or husband. CS&N bring it all back and I am grateful.
Renee, we are blessed beyond imagination to have this trio writing and performing their songs many of which portray life in its many situations and circumstances. Thanks for your post about your late husband.
Renee, touching comment. I too went with my wife, my best friend & his wife to 7 or 8 CS&N concerts from around the early 70's till one of their last Detroit concerts here at Pine Knob. My best friend passed away last summer and everyone is still going through tough times over the loss.... God Bless you Renee & your Husband too & thanks for sharing your comment with everyone.....
These three guys were the main music in my life as a teenager! This music was being played by most radio stations as a standard kind of rock! They were number one!!! The best songs!!!
I miss words to tell how intense my feelings are when I see and hear these 3 Gods of Music on stage...wanna die for that! David will missed forever!! ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
They are so great! 69...94...2001....what a gift to us all...I still have tears well up in my eyes listening at times. Stephen Stills is amazing and under rated as far as I am concerned.
Could I possibly have one of those times, SG ? Just the one. Saw The Kinks, The Who and Bob Dylan several times... ... but these three... sadly... never made it to my eyes. so - if you don't mind... could I just have one of those times from you ? Just the one. Please ?
I could watch this over and over. But, but, but, it reminds me of the passing of time and the fragility of existence. I read that life is like a toilet roll - bear with me here - because the nearer you get to the end, the faster it goes. How very true. Weeks go by like days used to. The finish is rushing towards me and I’m more determined to both make the most of every day but also make sure that I make the best lives that I can for my loved ones - including pets.
Time sped up starting at age 50 for me, now I am whizzing towards 73 in May. Many of my dearest friends were older than me and they are no longer physically here. After two near death experiences, the last one 25 years ago, I believe I'll see friends and pets on the other side. 💙
STILLLS IS MUSICAL GENIUS AND WRITER HE ARRANGED SUITE JUDY BLUE EYES WHEN HE WAS 16 YRS OLD ROCK & ROLL HALL OF FAME SAID IT'S STILL CONSIDER THE BEST ACCOUSTICAL SONG OF ALL TIME 16 YEARS OLD THAT'S TALENT. .
Their music is soothing and calming we need so much more of that in this fast paced cruel world that we live in today. We should all step back in time. And smile again
Say whatever you want, but I know what I’ve seen and heard and in my opinion Stephen Stills is, was, and will always be the greatest singer,song writer, guitar player ever.
I was there for this weekend!! I was high as a kite the entire weekend but I remember it all like it was yesterday! Paid my $136 ticket and have all my memorabilia. One hell of a weekend
Very proud to say my first song on guitar was Wooden Ships. All the rest followed 52 yours ago. A giant loss losing David. I feel like my family member passed. So 😭
Such great vocals and harmonies! Stephen great guitar just a super guitar player just as in his Buffalo Springfield days! David still has that great balanced driving voice just as the days of the Byrds! Graham still has the Hollies tone! Together a super group was formed!
My favorite group ever! They always cheer me up when I hear their music! My husband always got tickets to see them when they were here! He wouldn't hear the end of it if he didn't. What a great thing he did for me!
Please stop with the negative comments please. They will only drain your soul. Enjoy the magic of incredible harmony and synergy of a reunion.Then think how many reunions never happened and give thanks that this one did.
@@jg6698Yep...Woodstock 94 was a landmark. It marked the beginning of the end for quality pop music and civilized audiences. CSN were legendery but, this was their last gap. Pantera,Snoofy Dog and Tupac were waiting in the wings. No we have garbage posing as music.
Saw them at the old red barn in Chicago. Now for all you boys and girls who are old enough to remember what the old red barn is or was it now goes by a different name the United Center. The old barn stood right next to where the united center is today in fact, you park on the ground with truly great rock stars country stars, superstars performed, the music and the memories will never be forgotten.
Much better sounding show than the original concert that went on despite a rainy weekend in a New York cow pasture. People trying to get warm and dry off and along comes another thunderstorm! Even if you only listen to the Woodstock record or hear bits and pieces. The sound system and this great backup band that is more than anyone could ask for! Great SHOW!
I was there! this was rite after the rain and everyone was all getting along then crosby stills and nash came on! Great times!! Never forget it, was like peace swept over the land!
I was at this Woodstock. Very underated! Just look at the lineup. Every band played great. Traffic was my favorite. They had a lot of magic going on! I was suppose play. Last minute thing, but it never worked out because of the rain. It was going to be with a friend from Jamica a accustic set on a small stage. ( What a mess Woodstiock 50th was! Very sad ending! I was at Bethal a lot of Nazis for security! Yasgurs Farm was great! Had the real vibe. That is where Michael Lang was hanging out. Looked like he was having a good time.
They are the best group that I have ever heard, (since I was 6 or 7 yrs of age), even still today, to brimg out the best voices of harmony. They inspired me to have a deep desire to learn to play the guitar, by the time I turned 8 yrs of age. I still love to play their songs, to this very day, in the year 2023..,,Wish I had been old enough to join in among the harmony, peace and love, (where millions gathered), at the "Woodstock Concert", in that great year of 1969 , that was held on "Yasgur's Farm, (New York)...sing on into eternity, Crosby, Stills, Nash, (aliso,with NeilYoung). I plan to be there to blend in with your great harmony, in a world, that shall finally be at true peace and love, in sync, with such a melodious- sounding group!!!
My mum and dad bought a Guitar for me at Christmas and no lessons my mum's brother was a guitar player in a band but never showed me nothing and one day my dad was watching the shit soap opera 'Crossroads'and I started plonking on the guitar and He said if you don't stop I'll smash the fucking thing over your arse being young and stupid I tested it, and sure enough that was it. Fast forward 7 months and it's my birthday, and again another guitar, same thing no lessons, no tuner etc but he was watching something else this time and same thing goes on. He broke the guitar over my back this time ? What he did didn't stop me teach myself myself years later.
Stills is so fantastically talented. He’s always right in that Stillsian pocket and it looks so easy. It ain’t! Michael Finnegan on the organ. 6 balls swinging! Power!
I really like how they punched up all of these classic tunes for the 25th Anniversary of Woodstock. This has to be one of, if not the best, live CSN recordings ever!
1991 brought the four-CD retrospective Crosby, Stills and Nash, a 78-track celebration of their music that’s now platinum. In 1994, CSN released After The Storm, featuring performances by Stills’ son Christopher and daughter Jennifer, among others. That same year marked CSN’s 25th anniversary, which they celebrated in grand style with a sixty-date tour, including a return visit to the most famous location of their performing career when they lent their special magic to Woodstock ’94. The end of the ‘90s and the new millennium brought a major renewal for CSN and CSNY as the quartet entered the studio to record Looking Forward in 1999, which has now led to three hugely successful concert tours. In 2004, David and Graham released the epic 2-CD collaboration Crosby-Nash, their first album as a duo in many years (their others include the live classic ¬Another Stoney Evening). Today, looking forward continues to describe the separate and joint visions of David Crosby, Stephen Stills, and Graham Nash as they continue to tour, record and advocate for social, environmental and political justice. Solo commitments notwithstanding, Crosby, Stills and Nash have always been about community, and both as world citizens and as artists, their dedication is unwavering. Just as they will always address the important issues facing our society, CSN will forever remain three together in song.
So good that CSN was given this choice time slot. Started under blazing sun but continued into that magical dusk to night time transition period. I always got a good second wind during this period.
Doesn't seem to mater how many videos of theses guys I watch( to many by my wife) Graham Nash looks like he has more fun and joy than any rocker there is! 😎✌
Brother WEASE 3 tour Vietnam Vet, and 3 Woodstocks! Love ya Bro!! Still here, and honored like "deja vu, all over again'! 1969-2020 We are still here, even in Pandemic... And no crappy T-shirts!?!? Almost cut what hair???? Lol ✌️💜😎☮️🎼🎵🎸🎤🕯️🌹🌎📡♾️
People forget how great John Sebastian and the Lovin'Spoonful were a great group as well. He guested with the Doors before on top of all that...brilliant
Stephen Stills has probably one of the top 20 voices ever and the history of music, couple of his solo albums are absolutely amazing but rumor has it he pissed somebody off and the end of story and they didn't get near the airplay they should have but the songs are amazing.
Victor Cianflone Yeah, they probably pissed off the cabal mafia satanists who have infiltrated all our so called good organizations during the last 70 years.
0:00:00 - Introduction by John Sebastian 0:01:40 - Love The One You're With (Stephen Stills) 0:07:47 - Military Madness (Graham Nash) 0:11:26 - Helplessly Hoping (Stephen Stills) 0:14:12 - Deja Vu (David Crosby) 0:21:38 - Only Waiting For You (Stephen Stills) 0:26:25 - Marrakesh Express (Graham Nash) 0:29:51 - It Won't Go Away (Stephen Stills) 0:34:17 - Unequal Love (Graham Nash) 0:39:44 - In My Life (John Lennon/Paul McCartney) 0:42:42 - Long Time Gone (David Crosby) 0:49:09 - Street To Lean On (David Crosby/Michael Hedges) 0:53:02 - For What It's Worth (Stephen Stills) 0:58:20 - Pre-Road Downs (Graham Nash) 1:01:11 - Southern Cross (Stephen Stills, Rick Curtis, and Michael Curtis) 1:05:35 - Wooden Ships (David Crosby, Stephen Stills, Paul Kantner) 1:15:02 - Carry On (Stephen Stills) 1:19:17 - Woodstock (Joni Mitchell) 1:23:45 - Outro
I love these men, they sing nice and play great too. Good music plays on threw our youth, it will not die our younger generations will long hear the great sounds of yesterday. Good music plays on.
This is awesome music which should live on and be played for the millennials who don’t know what is truly talented music. I absolutely love them and just look at how many others do too. Give them the credit due for continuing to play and entertain us 50 yrs later. Yes, the backup group should have credit too. For those of you too young to understand, you try to keep your talents alive and well as you age...thank you CSN for sharing your lives all throughout time to passing ❤️
Wooden Ships , my favorite , just as they reach the shores , the native people are amazed , what is this for , ... , Crystal Ships landing from the skies , the world looks up thru their angry eyes , never knowing the big surprise , We are leaving , you don't need us , thank you for such a great song , tod , ...
Like a National Monument live on stage and Made in America! ~ Hey, that's my friend Jody "The KIller" Cortez on drums. It's his 55nd birthday today! An absolute monster on the drum kit! He played on the first Cinderella Record and was responsible for creating all those rock anthems like Night Songs and Nobody's Fool, Jody's played with Billy Idol, Sam Kinison, Phil Collins and Christopher Cross. His brother Dean Cortez is the bass player in the Jazz band Hiroshima. I remember watching this on TV in L.A in 94! Kings X was also a great stand out at Woodstock 2. ~
That weekend I was playing bass for some guy named Donnie Sawyer, opening for Tracy Byrd, not 20 miles away from where Woodstock II was going on, dammit. We had driven up from Nashville, met up with the other guys, and were driving to the gig in a motor home, when we hit the traffic jam it was causing. Would have loved to have been there, but had bills to pay!!
@@CUZIND413 All the more amazing with his major hearing loss progressing. Congenital, I read. I think it was Graham Nash who devised a way to hook up a connection so that Stills would be able to hear himself sing when performing. Sad, but impressive to be able to compensate. They have sure had their share of life's travails.
RIP David Crosby! Love you forever...
RIP tonight David Crosby. Had to listen again to this great concert to remind me of how great David, Graham and Steve were back in '94.
never again will we hear this beautiful harmony these 3 men gifted us all these years. RIP David Crosby. ❤❤
listening to them now . A lifetime of music left to us . The soundtrack to our lives . So very cool . Just Listened to rarity's also , what a treasure . check out 31 min to .....rockin in heaven
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Wow I am amazed by the quality of vocals and musical abilities I saw Crosby at a small venue one man show tks CSN
Watch Croz, America and friends with Malibu and Santa Monica High School arts concert 2011
These guys were my favorites as a 17 yr old in the 60's......and today at age 70 they still ar
Me too at 70!
Right on! Same here. At age 70.
Life time of music;lifetime of memories-thank you for both.RIP David.
It's Gonna Be A Long Time Gone!! Gonna miss ya Croz 😥 RIP David Crosby
They kept me going all my life, and during difficult times I listened to such amazing music and never gave up. Thank you for your existing
It appears to be a long time coming! Turn, turn in a corner ... So love them. I grew up during their rise and career. Their music is forever, CSN&Y!!!
My late husband and I saw these guys so many times that it makes me miss him even while listening. Life could not have delivered me a better friend or husband. CS&N bring it all back and I am grateful.
Renee, we are blessed beyond imagination to have this trio writing and performing their songs many of which portray life in its many situations and circumstances. Thanks for your post about your late husband.
Renee, touching comment. I too went with my wife, my best friend & his wife to 7 or 8 CS&N concerts from around the early 70's till one of their last Detroit concerts here at Pine Knob. My best friend passed away last summer and everyone is still going through tough times over the loss.... God Bless you Renee & your Husband too & thanks for sharing your comment with everyone.....
Same here but in reverse.
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you have been blessed - as Graham sang I have only known unequal love. Your memories must be a comfort
These three guys were the main music in my life as a teenager! This music was being played by most radio stations as a standard kind of rock! They were number one!!! The best songs!!!
I miss words to tell how intense my feelings are when I see and hear these 3 Gods of Music on stage...wanna die for that! David will missed forever!! ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
We will miss you David 💕RIP
WIND ON THE WATER, CARRY HIM HOME .....
RIP DAVID CROSBY .....
(Part of my youth has gone with him ....)
They are so great! 69...94...2001....what a gift to us all...I still have tears well up in my eyes listening at times. Stephen Stills is amazing and under rated as far as I am concerned.
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Stills - under rated????????
By whom?
Anyone who knows CSN&Y knows Stills is STILLS!!!!!
Stephen is definitely the driving force for this Great team of musicians!
Michael Finnegan is the keyboard player on Still Raining,Still Dreaming on Electric Ladyland!
I was at this show sitting behind the stage on top of a school bus watching this. Great time! Seen CSN 30-35 times and they never disappointed.
Could I possibly have one of those times, SG ?
Just the one.
Saw The Kinks, The Who and Bob Dylan several times...
... but these three... sadly... never made it to my eyes.
so - if you don't mind... could I just have one of those times from you ?
Just the one.
Please ?
I'll give you one of mine, hun. Saw them a douzen times. 😘
@@MissDaisyDuke01 You are a thoroughbread sweetheart.
**Sleep peacefully Croz - a giant in a world of carpet crawlers**
I woke with the song Dejavu in my head. I had to listen more, to the whole album at dawn. We have all been here before!
Here in the Philippines CSN/Y songs became an “anthem” in the 60s!
…this new millennium their songs are still heard elsewhere!
…❤!
I could watch this over and over. But, but, but, it reminds me of the passing of time and the fragility of existence.
I read that life is like a toilet roll - bear with me here - because the nearer you get to the end, the faster it goes. How very true. Weeks go by like days used to. The finish is rushing towards me and I’m more determined to both make the most of every day but also make sure that I make the best lives that I can for my loved ones - including pets.
I hear you...and, I am in the boat with you...we will just make the best of it
🎵🎶🌎🌈
Time sped up starting at age 50 for me, now I am whizzing towards 73 in May. Many of my dearest friends were older than me and they are no longer physically here. After two near death experiences, the last one 25 years ago, I believe I'll see friends and pets on the other side. 💙
I couldn't have summed it up better if I tried my sentiments exactly!
STILLLS IS MUSICAL GENIUS AND WRITER HE ARRANGED SUITE JUDY BLUE EYES WHEN HE WAS 16 YRS OLD ROCK & ROLL HALL OF FAME SAID IT'S STILL CONSIDER THE BEST ACCOUSTICAL SONG OF ALL TIME 16 YEARS OLD THAT'S TALENT. .
Their music is soothing and calming we need so much more of that in this fast paced cruel world that we live in today. We should all step back in time. And smile again
Croz is gone but the music lives 🙌🏻❤️🎸
Say whatever you want, but I know what I’ve seen and heard and in my opinion Stephen Stills is, was, and will always be the greatest singer,song writer, guitar player ever.
I'll say what I want: He's not the best, but he's damned good.
I was there for this weekend!! I was high as a kite the entire weekend but I remember it all like it was yesterday! Paid my $136 ticket and have all my memorabilia. One hell of a weekend
Take the keyboard off my screen I wanna listen to the concert back to go back to the concert now
This 3 guys were the Best vocal harmony group from all times 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
Mr. Niel Young was a pretty good addition to the group eh?? Lolz 😆
Saw them twice. Wolf trap in VA. Again here at Woodstock 94. Love them. ❤
Very proud to say my first song on guitar was Wooden Ships. All the rest followed 52 yours ago. A giant loss losing David. I feel like my family member passed. So 😭
Grew up with these guys. Love 'em.
Oh ich habe sie geliebt!tolle Sänger ihre Musik spitze!❤höre ich heute immer noch!
Rest in peace David Crosby
Such great vocals and harmonies!
Stephen great guitar just a super guitar player just as in his Buffalo Springfield days!
David still has that great balanced driving voice just as the days of the Byrds!
Graham still has the Hollies tone!
Together a super group was formed!
My favorite group ever! They always cheer me up when I hear their music! My husband always got tickets to see them when they were here! He wouldn't hear the end of it if he didn't. What a great thing he did for me!
Please stop with the negative comments please. They will only drain your soul. Enjoy the magic of incredible harmony and synergy of a reunion.Then think how many reunions never happened and give thanks that this one did.
No negativity here. I am positive this sucked.
@@jg6698Yep...Woodstock 94 was a landmark. It marked the beginning of the end for quality pop music and civilized audiences. CSN were legendery but, this was their last gap. Pantera,Snoofy Dog and Tupac were waiting in the wings. No we have garbage posing as music.
Lighten up
stephen stills amazing guitarist ,,so soulful ...well amazing songs they have .. classics
Saw them at the old red barn in Chicago. Now for all you boys and girls who are old enough to remember what the old red barn is or was it now goes by a different name the United Center. The old barn stood right next to where the united center is today in fact, you park on the ground with truly great rock stars country stars, superstars performed, the music and the memories will never be forgotten.
Much better sounding show than the original concert that went on despite a rainy weekend in a New York cow pasture. People trying to get warm and dry off and along comes another thunderstorm! Even if you only listen to the Woodstock record or hear bits and pieces. The sound system and this great backup band that is more than anyone could ask for! Great SHOW!
Long time. That song is such a groove
I was there! this was rite after the rain and everyone was all getting along then crosby stills and nash came on! Great times!! Never forget it, was like peace swept over the land!
I was at this Woodstock. Very underated! Just look at the lineup. Every band played great. Traffic was my favorite. They had a lot of magic going on! I was suppose play. Last minute thing, but it never worked out because of the rain. It was going to be with a friend from Jamica a accustic set on a small stage. ( What a mess Woodstiock 50th was! Very sad ending! I was at Bethal a lot of Nazis for security! Yasgurs Farm was great! Had the real vibe. That is where Michael Lang was hanging out. Looked like he was having a good time.
They are the best group that I have ever heard, (since I was 6 or 7 yrs of age), even still today, to brimg out the best voices of harmony. They inspired me to have a deep desire to learn to play the guitar, by the time I turned 8 yrs of age. I still love to play their songs, to this very day, in the year 2023..,,Wish I had been old enough to join in among the harmony, peace and love, (where millions gathered), at the "Woodstock Concert", in that great year of 1969 , that was held on "Yasgur's Farm, (New York)...sing on into eternity, Crosby, Stills, Nash, (aliso,with NeilYoung). I plan to be there to blend in with your great harmony, in a world, that shall finally be at true peace and love, in sync, with such a melodious- sounding group!!!
Its just a pity that when you die you die
My mum and dad bought a Guitar for me at Christmas and no lessons my mum's brother was a guitar player in a band but never showed me nothing and one day my dad was watching the shit soap opera 'Crossroads'and I started plonking on the guitar and He said if you don't stop I'll smash the fucking thing over your arse being young and stupid I tested it, and sure enough that was it. Fast forward 7 months and it's my birthday, and again another guitar, same thing no lessons, no tuner etc but he was watching something else this time and same thing goes on. He broke the guitar over my back this time ? What he did didn't stop me teach myself myself years later.
I agree, thank you❤
Why prevent my comment here?
....this is just amazing...only God can create those harmonies!!!
So true.
Apologize to God.
Beautiful harmonies
Stills is so fantastically talented. He’s always right in that Stillsian pocket and it looks so easy. It ain’t! Michael Finnegan on the organ. 6 balls swinging! Power!
Sure is Mike Finnegan in the sleeveless shirt.
Oops misread your remark!
Stephen Stills is the genius behind the band
I was at THIS concert. I really mainly made the trek (motorcycle that day) to hear them. Rained, heavily, prior and much later that evening.
What great guys and great performance.
"In My Life" Beautiful
Woodstock 94 is now almost halfway between now and woodstock 69. That's a mind blower.
CapAnson12345 going to next year's WOODSTOCK or has not been officially announced?
Nice !
So many words .....
Soon to be 30 years
We need now a Woodstock 2024!
Been a fan since 69. Love Stills on guitar. They are in my top5 bands of all time. I'm 75 now listen to them often! Hang in there CSN.
I was born in 1960....been listening to these guys for 50 AMAZING YEARS....WOW...
Me too
So do you the first Woodstock?
remember
@@philliesphan312 Yes.
Amazing music from the best band of all time!!!
Love The One You're With was the first 45 RPM record I ever owned. And I still have it... somewhere.
What a fantastic concert. I especially dig John Sebastion on harmonica for Dejavu' which he also played on the original album....🎤🎼🎵🎶🎹🎸
I really like how they punched up all of these classic tunes for the 25th Anniversary of Woodstock. This has to be one of, if not the best, live CSN recordings ever!
They are phenomenal brings back a lot of great memories
Gees, Stills opening chords tell you all you need to know...and then there's the concert. Awesome.
Stills can really rip it up.
Love ya guys. I lived in Argentina till last year. Follow you always even from the Southern across!!!!
Here's prof that music is timeless. Please never stop playing! Nova Scotia loves CSN
1991 brought the four-CD retrospective Crosby, Stills and Nash, a 78-track celebration of their music that’s now platinum. In 1994, CSN released After The Storm, featuring performances by Stills’ son Christopher and daughter Jennifer, among others. That same year marked CSN’s 25th anniversary, which they celebrated in grand style with a sixty-date tour, including a return visit to the most famous location of their performing career when they lent their special magic to Woodstock ’94. The end of the ‘90s and the new millennium brought a major renewal for CSN and CSNY as the quartet entered the studio to record Looking Forward in 1999, which has now led to three hugely successful concert tours. In 2004, David and Graham released the epic 2-CD collaboration Crosby-Nash, their first album as a duo in many years (their others include the live classic ¬Another Stoney Evening).
Today, looking forward continues to describe the separate and joint visions of David Crosby, Stephen Stills, and Graham Nash as they continue to tour, record and advocate for social, environmental and political justice. Solo commitments notwithstanding, Crosby, Stills and Nash have always been about community, and both as world citizens and as artists, their dedication is unwavering. Just as they will always address the important issues facing our society, CSN will forever remain three together in song.
James Lomasney Beautiful words said. You are right on!
Not exactly how it turned out.
The legendary voices are close to shot . But they were huge in their day . THANK YOU DAVID CROSBY !
So good that CSN was given this choice time slot. Started under blazing sun but continued into that magical dusk to night time transition period. I always got a good second wind during this period.
Saw them too, few times,TREMENDOUS!!
Stills is on fire.
Stills is great guitar player
Good to see Mike Finnegan on keyboard/organ/vocals here still with the band.
The are Avery proud always themself
Brad Dietz Music Ah, I wondered who he was. Great!
The best of the best. These, along with Young, were America's Beatles , if you look at it from our musical traditions.
Doesn't seem to mater how many videos of theses guys I watch( to many by my wife) Graham Nash looks like he has more fun and joy than any rocker there is! 😎✌
45 years since Sedalia Music fest. July 19-21, 1974. 300,000 strong. Who else was there?
I have Woodstock on VHS ... of course from the T.V. but, still ,no pun.
Love my Southern Rockers!!!🙏💯🎵
Always found Stills talent above the others
It wasn't a competition - it was a combination of superlative talent!!!!!!
Yeah, the combination of a super-talent and two regulars.
@@lucasoheyze4597 That's rich, coming from a complete hack of a musician yourself.. if those guys are regulars then you're surely sub- human
@@lucasoheyze4597 None of them were "just regulars". How insulting
@@flick400 lol. Crosby and Nash would have opened for Brewer and Shipley without Stills.
Brother WEASE 3 tour Vietnam Vet, and 3 Woodstocks! Love ya Bro!!
Still here, and honored like "deja vu, all over again'! 1969-2020
We are still here, even in Pandemic...
And no crappy T-shirts!?!? Almost cut what hair???? Lol
✌️💜😎☮️🎼🎵🎸🎤🕯️🌹🌎📡♾️
3 Tour Nan Vet ! When is your book coming out ? Not many of you guys out there and vigorously salute you . Peacetime GI , 74. - 78 Infantry .
What they were to me is unfathomable!
GREAT CONCERT !! I JUST LOVED IT!!!
Outdaugther
People forget how great John Sebastian and the Lovin'Spoonful were a great group as well. He guested with the Doors before on top of all that...brilliant
Just heard that Chistine McVie died at 79 today. So sad. Another legend gone. Luckily these guys are still up and running as is Neil Young.
Crushing news. Loved her !
Nope, not now :(
j'adore ce groupe, tout simplement❤
My Favorites!!🎉😊
Stephen Stills has probably one of the top 20 voices ever and the history of music, couple of his solo albums are absolutely amazing but rumor has it he pissed somebody off and the end of story and they didn't get near the airplay they should have but the songs are amazing.
Victor Cianflone Yeah, they probably pissed off the cabal mafia satanists who have infiltrated all our so called good organizations during the last 70 years.
Croz has joined Michael Finnigan in the Big Band in the Sky. RIP Croz
0:00:00 - Introduction by John Sebastian
0:01:40 - Love The One You're With (Stephen Stills)
0:07:47 - Military Madness (Graham Nash)
0:11:26 - Helplessly Hoping (Stephen Stills)
0:14:12 - Deja Vu (David Crosby)
0:21:38 - Only Waiting For You (Stephen Stills)
0:26:25 - Marrakesh Express (Graham Nash)
0:29:51 - It Won't Go Away (Stephen Stills)
0:34:17 - Unequal Love (Graham Nash)
0:39:44 - In My Life (John Lennon/Paul McCartney)
0:42:42 - Long Time Gone (David Crosby)
0:49:09 - Street To Lean On (David Crosby/Michael Hedges)
0:53:02 - For What It's Worth (Stephen Stills)
0:58:20 - Pre-Road Downs (Graham Nash)
1:01:11 - Southern Cross (Stephen Stills, Rick Curtis, and Michael Curtis)
1:05:35 - Wooden Ships (David Crosby, Stephen Stills, Paul Kantner)
1:15:02 - Carry On (Stephen Stills)
1:19:17 - Woodstock (Joni Mitchell)
1:23:45 - Outro
Tuning in? Tuning out? Turningg ONN! ;- D Just - crank -it UP. I am ... Peace!
Yes, I am 💯 pct. It's late in NY, NYC... So my headphones ON... ☮️☮️🍕🍕🇺🇸🇺🇸🎶🎶👻👻👻
A whole bunch of thanks to the old boys.
RIP ❤Long Time Comin’
I love these men, they sing nice and play great too. Good music plays on threw our youth, it will not die our younger generations will long hear the great sounds of yesterday. Good music plays on.
This is awesome music which should live on and be played for the millennials who don’t know what is truly talented music.
I absolutely love them and just look at how many others do too. Give them the credit due for continuing to play and entertain us 50 yrs later.
Yes, the backup group should have credit too.
For those of you too young to understand, you try to keep your talents alive and well as you age...thank you CSN for sharing your lives all throughout time to passing ❤️
Wooden Ships , my favorite , just as they reach the shores , the native people are amazed , what is this for , ... , Crystal Ships landing from the skies , the world looks up thru their angry eyes , never knowing the big surprise , We are leaving , you don't need us , thank you for such a great song , tod , ...
Like a National Monument live on stage and Made in America! ~ Hey, that's my friend Jody "The KIller" Cortez on drums. It's his 55nd birthday today! An absolute monster on the drum kit! He played on the first Cinderella Record and was responsible for creating all those rock anthems like Night Songs and Nobody's Fool, Jody's played with Billy Idol, Sam Kinison, Phil Collins and Christopher Cross. His brother Dean Cortez is the bass player in the Jazz band Hiroshima. I remember watching this on TV in L.A in 94! Kings X was also a great stand out at Woodstock 2. ~
WONDERFUL MUSIC...
I'm proud to say that I was at this performance
So I was, what a wonderfull moment
stephen stills is so great, dude
I think the concert would have been a great deal better without him.
Stephen Stills isn’t what you think he is, good guitar player but a prick as a person
@@None4you2day Come On, Mike, This Is "The West", Here We Get Positive On The Basis Of Something Negative.
@@None4you2day They are all complex humans, with their own shares of prick-ness. Young, more than most.
I don’t care how much of a grudge fan you are you can’t say these guys didn’t rock especially at their age
Love you Stephen Stills!!!Always have. Since Pie de la Cuesta!!!!
Hard to believe it is almost 30 years ago and 25 years from that day they appeared at WOODSTOCK still awesome TODAY
Ésto hace bien para el alma . La conciencia tiembla , la imaginación a pleno . Mejor es seguir escuchando que escribir . Mucha Salud .
I was at that show. I remember the gang brought David out to wish him happy birthday.
That weekend I was playing bass for some guy named Donnie Sawyer, opening for Tracy Byrd, not 20 miles away from where Woodstock II was going on, dammit. We had driven up from Nashville, met up with the other guys, and were driving to the gig in a motor home, when we hit the traffic jam it was causing. Would have loved to have been there, but had bills to pay!!
YOUR SONGS ARE LEGENDARY AND YOU ARE THE LEGENDS TOO LISTENING YOU COMFORTS ME BECAUSE I AM ILL AND ALL ALONEBYMYSELF BUT I WILL BE OK JUST LET IT BE
so nice they did not have to deal with the rain like the first concert.....
Awesome totally awesome❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Holy bro Stills can play!!
He always could!
Yes , he always could . He’s an amazing musician .
@@CUZIND413 All the more amazing with his major hearing loss progressing. Congenital, I read. I think it was Graham Nash who devised a way to hook up a connection so that Stills would be able to hear himself sing when performing. Sad, but impressive to be able to compensate. They have sure had their share of life's travails.
the only time the sun came out. CSN!
Blessed to have lived it ❤
Simply Pure
I saw Crosby & Nash in concert @ Place des Arts here in Montreal in February 1972....Chicago, Wooden Ships, Sweet Judy Blues Eyes....Amazing!
That’s Suite; Judy Blue Eyes
Nash, Alone has a great pop/rock voice.. I never heard before
5 time attendee starting in 1982 Hersheypark Stadium. Met Graham Nash. Front row David Crosby 2015 Geneva New York.