Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young - Wembley Stadium, London, 1974 *UPDATE
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- Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young
Wembley Stadium, London, England
September 14th, 1974
David Crosby
Stephen Stills
Graham Nash
Neil Young
Tim Drummond (bass)
Russell Kunkel (drums)
Joe Lala (percussion)
Joni Mitchell (bg vocals)
...and a whole lotta cocaine!
*songs omitted due to copyright claims
01:23 Love the One You're With (Stills)
07:44 Wooden Ships (Crosby, Stills)
15:39 Immigration Man (Nash)
20:20 Helpless (Young)
24:56 Military Madness (Nash)
28:39 Johnny's Garden (Stills)
33:28 Traces (Young)
36:12 Almost Cut My Hair (Crosby)
44:46 Teach Your Children (Nash)
*Only Love Can Break Your Heart (Young)
48:32 The Lee Shore (Crosby)
54:39 Time After Time (Crosby)
58:43 It's All Right (Nash)
1:02:07 Another Sleep Song (Nash)
*Our House (Nash)
1:06:26 Hawaiian Sunrise (Young)
1:11:06 Star of Bethlehem (Young)
1:16:41 Love Art Blues (Young)
*Old Man (Young)
1:19:30 Change Partners (Stills)
1:22:53 Blackbird (Lennon, McCartney)
1:27:20 Myth of Sisyphus (Stills, Passarelli)
1:31:33 Word Game (Stills)
1:38:21 Suite: Judy Blue Eyes (Stills)
1:47:51 Déjà Vu (Crosby)
1:56:45 First Things First (Schermie, Smith, Stills)
2:01:12 Don't Be Denied (Young)
2:08:51 Black Queen (Stills)
*Pushed It Over The End (Young)
2:17:56 Pre-Road Downs (Nash)
Encore:
2:22:45 Carry On (Stills)
2:41:11 Ohio (Young)
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CROSBY, STILLS, NASH, & YOUNG at Wembley
by Robin Denselow
The Guardian
September 16, 1974
CROSBY, Stills, Nash, and Young are the American entertainment phenomenon of the year. Temporarily reformed, after a three-year split, they have not recorded an album of new songs but instead have toured around the American stadiums, drawing audiences in their tens of thousands. On Saturday American big business, vast scale rock came to London, when CSNY played Wembley Stadium. The official estimate of the crowd was 72,000, who had each paid £3.50 for a 10-hour show that for mere starters included The Band and Joni Mitchell.
In the abstract, a musical event on that scale may sound absurd or slightly horrific, but, I suspect to the amazement of all concerned, it worked triumphantly. All the elements were right; a gigantic stage at one end of the pitch bristled with amplifiers and electronic hardware, ensuring that the sound balance and quality was near-perfect; the sun shone; there was no hint of trouble from the crowds; and the music provided a constantly varied, fresh and technically dazzling encyclopaedia of American rock.
CSNY played for three and a half hours, made no attempt at a stage show, and acted as if they were giving a casual recital in a friend's back room. Their appeal was in many ways that of the Beatles: each of the four is well-known, has a distinctive personality, and has written excellent songs. Yet they fitted together like a jigsaw, both in the electric sets and when they took turns with the acoustic guitar, with one playing solo and the others helping out with immaculate harmonies. And whatever they were playing there was always a strong melody somewhere near the surface. - เพลง
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Can u just upload the whole concert to drive plz?
you rock, dude
@@iluvpesto
Let's see how this 'workaround' pans out first. I risk losing my channel, (which I don't recieve any revenue from). It would be a shame for all to have it blocked
Hey there.I agree toally@jazzdischarge and I also want to upload the whole concert.PLEASE,can you do that for me. Thanks that you've done this for me.Thank you very much.❤
Bòb Dylan
Sad to hear of David Crosby's passing today. These songs, this group, and this time in my life bring tears as I think about our youth, their youth, and the passing of time. I am 72, but I have the heart of that young man who listened to the greatest music of all time. I think when the last Baby-boomer passes, he/she should turn off the lights and take the music with them. :) No one will ever understand our time and our hearts.
I understand it very well Dan! Here's to Us.
Ive been listening to them since I was 16, Im 70 now. The passing of David Crosby has left me with alot of sadness.
What a brilliant comment. Only 68 here, but my heart and mind are still in the seventies. So are my musical preferences. Not a day without these guys. And Joni of course, I've always seen her as a full member.
Keep on trucking !!
This boomer still has my old albums, including DejaVu! My music has always stayed with me. I leave my large album collection to my son, who loves this music. ☮️
I believe that somewhere in the world, there are people who feel the same emotions that I feel when I listen to masterpieces like this song.
Man, that song “Teach your children “ has got to be one of the most beautiful songs ever written.
It has a Lullaby type vibe that draws you into it... comforting
Graham Nash is an incredible songwriter…Teach Your Children was/is awesome. But then, they ALL wrote incredible songs.
Wow ! What a concept real raw music played live by real musicians. Not a iPhone insight, please take me back. Today cannot come close to this.
You say that like cell phones were around but this crowd was just so appreciative and choose not to use them. Nope! If they had phones, they would be just as obnoxious as fans are today with them.
How could we have been so, so blessed, to have come of age with CSN&Y…!
Isn 't that the God"s honest truth! We are all richer for it & I would have missed 12 terrific concerts, & I don't like to miss great music!
Im 70 now and this music still moves me. I remember how I heard the album De ja vu for the first time with some friends. The sound of the band was very unique and I was immediately taken in. I had just begun to play guitar and could not comprehend how they were doing it. I still enjoy to pick up my guitar and to play along with them. It has definitely influenced my way of playing, even my conception of the way an acoustic should sound. Greetings to all fellow boomers.❤
Im 69...still remember each of their album relesases
It took the boys a couple of tunes to get rolling. Neil on Helpless was incredible. Love Stephens cop shirt.
I was in Wembley stadium for this mind-blowing CSNY concert, supported by the great Joni Mitchell, and The Band. Had to watch and listen again in memory of David Crosby's passing. RIP David. Commiserations to his family, SNY and all fans. A sad day.
So was I.Seen The Band video from this.
He. ll never die as long as there are ways to play his music. Glad he got some extra time out of his new liver. He sorted out some serious problems
I would have. Donated MY liver but after he saw the blood tests he. said no
Neil Young is always the ultimate professional, and CSN, we're so lucky to have him.
Hahahaha I know man, WTF?????
This sh!t never gets old. And it never will ☮️
Stephen Stills is the best song writer composer of my generation. This concert is a testament to his deep talent.
He's not even the best songwriter in this band!
I was 24 when they played this amazing gig, still here & love their music just as much 50 years later
Wow, they played almost 3 hours, lucky to get a group to play 30 minutes today
Many young bands these days don’t want to do the hard yards of touring and rather go on TH-cam
You're just going to the wrong shows.
My best buddy and I drove down from Scotland overnight to be there. We were 23. Will never forget it. A few days later I left UK for Germany with the band I was in at the time. I’m 70 now. Life has many paths and turnings !
Thanks for sharing this footage. I was there in the audience on Sept 14th 1974, a 19 years old italian girl studying in London, super excited to watch my favourite musicians live! What a great experience!
I was at that concert. I was working as a Release medic and had an all areas pass. This has brought back so many wonderful memories for me. Thanks for downloading this.
That's cool. In the beginning it says 12-10pm. The concert lasted 10 hours?
I was there at this concert. Stationed in Germany and went with several friends. Amazing. Joni Mitchell was there, too! I was 18, just turning 19. Now 66. Fantastic to find this recording here after all these years! Thank you.
Me too
I hope the sound was much better in the stadium as the video mix.
There were a lot of wannabe sound engineers in those years with too much drugs at work.
Awesome!
Thank you also I agree
I love Germany 🇩🇪
Stephen Stills is a fantastic musician! vocals, guitar, piano, percussions. he can do it all at such a professionnal level it's amazing!
He is a Wildman!
… or excuse me, A Wild Child at the time!
I know ! Stills just blows me away ! 😀
Steve Stills is amazing indeed. I never knew he is an accomplished Latin Percussionis.😎
I'm so glad footage of this concert exists. It gives me a glimpse into a time that I often feel I should have been a part of but I'm far too young. I'm only 32 and I was raised on stuff like this. And I'm so grateful because in my opinion they were a once in a lifetime band, and this is once in a lifetime music.🤘✌️
ABSOLUTELY!!! TY!
Absolutely amazing and I so glad I got to see them Nothing can compare So happy for 60's and 70's music and growing up with it Thanks CSN&Y✌❤🌻
Dennis you like this music because from 1990 to now music is becamen satanic illuminati nwo tool
That’s great. My 28 year old son loves it too. 💯👍🏻
The social and artistic movement was global. I just caught the end as a young teen. I'd say things really began to change in the mid-late 70's. This show had that feel just hard to describe. The "production" didn't exist like it does today but the spirit and purpose were unmistakable. We wanted to change the world. As a generation.
My mom took me to my 1st concert in I think 1981 it was these guys was awesome I was 8yrs old and I'll never forget how great it was for me mom I love you miss you so much thank you for being a free spirit
It wasn't 1981. Maybe 1982, and no Neil Young.
Absolutely amazing!! Seen CSN and Neil Young twice...all in Wembley Arena, London, but not in the old Wembley Stadium like this! Far Out Man!!
Crosby's voice! A hug from another era..
He's still kickin
David died😢 in 2023
Fantastic super band! Stunning years.....very magic sound and musicians!
I travelled over from N.Ireland aged 17 with friends...fantastic concert which kept getting better with each act...Joni Mitchell, The Band and CSN&Y each in their prime
Stephen Stills is an absolute monster on an acoustic guitar - so difficult to play like that, with a mic on a huge stage and he plays it like he's in my frickin living room after Thanksgiving dinner! What a stud. Oh... and Neil Young is the greatest rock sprit animal of all time. Wow.
Truth, Stills is one of the best artists from that time, he never ceases to amaze me. I love all these guys, and you can tell they all revere Stephen, musically, for sure.
As Chris O'Dell (one of their tour managers) says in her book (Miss O'Dell) about when she agreed to take them on: "The title 'tour manager' encompassed everything from baby sitter to mother, secretary, therapist, problem solver, travel agent, maid and alarm clock. David ranted, Stephen pouted, Graham mediated and Neil stayed as far away from the madness as he could. It was the Never Ending Tour that went on and on... the most dysfunctional gathering of egos in the history of rock & roll." (As for me, I love Chris for her inspiration that gave us George's song 'Miss O'Dell.)
Don't think it's over....it's never over...freedom is worth fighting for...even now...mfight for your freedom...so many have fought for you!!!
And feed your head!!!
LedHed Pb 207.20 🎶 🎸 🎹
Well said, from a generation that will never give up the fight… Greatest music and time …
1970 i was 9years old you guys are grate rock and roll for every
No bullshit...just pure musicality, great songs, insightful, interesting lyrics, sharing the stage, improvisation. Oh what everyone is missing these days!!!!!!
It's *SEXIST!!!* to use the term "bullsh*t" when she cows go poop, too.
And, it's also *SPECIESIST!!!* because non-bovine animals also expel digestion remnants through their anal orifice.
In the future, instead of saying "bullsh*t", everyone should please say "Non-gender-specific non-species-specific animal excrement".
And instead of using "BS", please use "NSNSAE".
Thank you for your cooperation.
Ancient alien astronaut theorists say yes!
Fact checkers say..."Correct!"
@@satanofficial3902 They can cure that now, ya know.
@@Tessmage_Tessera
that's called Lurching the leetle devil(!)
^_________^
The music, the harmonies will never be duplicated. This video is a timeless classic.
Sad you think this is great singing, OFF KEY EVERY SONG
Stephen Stills? Oh yeah, phenomenal guitar player! Super-talented as well. Most people don't know how responsible he was for the sound and production of the first CS&N album. Still one of the best debut albums of all time.
Captain MANYHANDS
I agree. By far, I think he is the most talented of the 3. Phenomenal guitar player for sure but also a phenomenal voice. When it was CSN&Y ( here & there), I would go so far as to say I think Stephen Stills is more talented than Neil Young. I wish he had had more success as a solo artist. Neil definitely had the most success of the four of them as a solo artist.
Most definitely. He was the most talented. .. but the sound system at this concert was poor.
Stills was ⁵?always had ideas in the studio. Even with Claptono⅗
"Most people" DO KNOW how talented and responsible Stephen Stills was to CSN&Y. END OF STORY.
I was lucky enough to see these guys in, I think, 72, in Phoenix. Santana headlined. Neil Young was scheduled, but he had Crosby, Stills and Nash playing to as a surprise. Great concert and my very first one.
I love how there’s no flash and dance. Just great music
Barely any lighting too LOL.
I was there! I was 23 years old and I still think of it often. 90,000 fun people, smoke rising above us! If you were in the middle of that crowd and had to go pee, first you had to plan your route...where to put each foot without stepping on someone. Some people didn’t make it, you could tell by their wet pants! The music started at 10am and went to late at night. The other bands were awesome as well! Most memorable concert ever!! I live in Kansas City MO now.
Brian VH
How much I envy you !!!!!!!!!!!
I saw them play most of the same songs about two weeks before this show in Toronto on our Labour Day weekend. The Band also played. Rainy day but the show was so good you didn't really notice.
I was there too - didn't see you there, but then I was in the stands near the back. Fell in love with Joni that day!
How cool is that !!!
Me too and I was 22 then with my friends from 13 Elgin Avenue squat
This is my favorite band ever - they are ALL GREAT but Stephen Stills is sooo FANTASTIC - great guitarist, singer, you name it! - he wrote lots of the songs and I read that they were so poor doing their first album that the guy played every instrument and they put it all together for the album ! - a MAGICAL MAN - I love all these guys - sooo great and have given so much joy - God bless all of them - I cried when I heard David Crosby has gone - blessings, blessings, blessings - I love ya, man ❤️
I got to see the first show of this tour while I lived in Seattle. They took the stage at 9 pm and played until 2 in the morning. They played every song they had plus a few of Neil's solo stuff. I was late for work.
Love it!
Lucky bugger!
Me working that day, would've been a figment of my employers imagination.
@@papnlilly Yes!! Riding too high for work!!!
Likewise, i was at Cleveland's World Series of Rock show for this TOUR August of 1974. Michael Stanley, Santana, The Band and CSNY! with 80,000 - 100K+ & lots of hash & opium smoke!
I was so fortunate to see CSN in the Civic auditorium in Jacksonville Florida in about 1970-71. It was a small venue with fabulous acoustics.
Stephen Stills = Guitar God. Acoustic & Electric, multiple styles, Timeless Songwriter, Singer, Multi-Instrumentalist. Totally Underrated. Equal to Clapton or Hendrix, always his own style. Before my time, but this Tour these 4 were the 1st: Inventing Stadium/Arena Rock...
Thank you for noticing. Stephen Stills is a generational talent, brought us alive!
Stills was a talented guy, with a good voice and was an exceptional acoustic guitarist, who also wrote some good songs - but he wasn't in the same league as Hendrix/Clapton as an electric lead guitarist.
One of the best couple hours I have spent in a long time. This is a history of the band played out before our eyes. Bravo
Is right.
Wow! This is a find….. first concert I ever went to . My older brother Steve Rose (rip my brother) took me when I was 13 years old. I still have the original concert poster hanging in our “ music room “ . This show set the tone for my passionate pursuit of live music and ultimately help guide me towards a career in live sound mixing. Thank you for putting this up on TH-cam. Cheers, Scott Rose
Love Graham Nash's green Buddy Holly T-shirt!
Wow, I had no idea this existed. What a treasure to see these guys in their prime. Fantastic!!! Thank you!!!!!
This was back when rock was good and and songs had meaning. Without being nasty. What a show this was.
You could never forget The Band the incredibly talented Levon Helm. Neil Young is and always has been in a league of his own
Jeg Sidder en 🖤❓💀✨☯️
I am different musical genius
I love the band, and Levon Helms, but here we see Stephen Stills who was a great talent on several levels.
The three guitar attack on Almost Cut My Hair rocks. We finally get to see some of the Stills-Young guitar duels that were legendary from their tenure in Buffalo Springfield.
Love buffalo Springfield they do have bison burgers
yes finally
Yes, I was a big CSN&Y fan & still am, as well as Joni Mitchell, couple of my FAVS❣🙏🏻✌🏻🙋🏼♀️☮🛐😎🌿🌻
I was 12 in 72 when my sister bought this album! Best ever, almost cut my hair yone of the best songs
So wonderful to have the whole set without interruptions. I was at that concert aged 19 - it had been cloudy and rainy in London that week but miraculously on the day it was sunny and warm. Just perfect.
Are you trying to imply that it s not raining sometimes in london. I find that hard to believe mate
Me as well...!!
@Davidhallett8783 summer of 1990 southern England at a minimum was hot & dry all aummer. Summer 2022 it was in the 90s all over Britain. I'm sure there were other examples. All I know is that whenever we went to London from Suffolk, it wasn't raining. Suffolk is actually the warmest & driest part of England and it was absolutely beautiful to live in.
Remember the canvas that covered the pitch? And the sound of a helicopter flying over?
i am afraid not - probably dur to a lovely french woman who supplied a lovely goodie package!!!@@MyRackley
steven still is one of most underrated guitarist-his playing is up with best-cheers
Totally agree with you.The guy is a superb musician.
Stephen Stills was rated 47º best guitarist by the Rolling Stone Magazine in 2003. No underrated. Neil Young was the 17º.
Lindsay Buckingham too!
Late to the party but agreed.
@@grandmasmurf2915
love the rhythms Buckingham came up with, picking, definitely put his time in(!)
❤Raw and wonderful. Thanks for sharing this gem
I had the pleasure of seeing them in Virginia in 1973. I was 20! Great concert!!!
Where in Virginia? I missed a concert they played there at that same time and it has always been a huge regret! I love them and always have!
Stephen Stills - master guitar player.
Fantastic recording. Crosby, stills & Nash are great. Neil is briliant!
Not sure if Neil did much here but when he hangs around with CSN and doesn't do a song, all is lost.
@@oppothumbs1 his performance on keys is amazing 😮❤
There really are no words. A past that cannot be forgotten. Perhaps, the only benefit of socyal medua
January 19, 2023.
RIP David Crosby.
One of the real greats who will be remembered forever.
I thank him so much for a lifetime of wonderful music memories.
"I don't like greed, I don't like ignorance. I really don't like anger. But I love love." - David Crosby
Sad to hear of Davids passing.He will always be remembered in song
Condolences to his family.
1000 thank you, I hear it again, it is a gift for the ears, a gift for the soul, gift for our soul, merci so much
They performed music with a message, a message that was rooted in their conviction to make the world a better place for everyone. As a civilization we should learn from the past, not ignore it.
An now their message is.... 1984.
Russ Kunkel, man- awesome drummer.
Kunkel bringing some heat fo’ sho’
I had no idea Neil Young played the Hammond on this ! He has gone further up my esteem ! What a Hot song from a great band, Thank you You Tube and of course CSN-YOUNG, Aahh, the good Ole Days.
I was there! A wonderful day!!
1:23 Love the One You’re With (Stephen Stills song)
7:45 Wooden Ships (Crosby, Still & Nash cover)
15:38 Immigration Man (Crosby & Nash cover)
20:17 Helpless
24:55 Military Madness (Graham Nash song)
28:39 Johnny’s Garden (Manassas cover)
33:28 Traces
36:15 Almost Cut My Hair
44:37 Teach Your Children
48:34 The Lee Shore
54:38 Time After Time (Crosby & Nash cover)
59:29 It’s All Right (Graham Nash song)
1:02:08 Another Sleep Song (Graham Nash song)
1:07:20 Hawaiian Sunrise
1:11:07 Star of Bethlehem (Neil Young song)
1:16:40 Love Art Blues
1:19:30 Change Partners (Stephen Stills song)
1:23:53 Blackbird (The Beatles cover)
1:27:22 Myth of Sisyphus (Stephen Stills song)
1:31:35 Word Game (Stephen Stills song)
1:38:23 Suite: Judy Blues Eyes (Crosby, Still & Nash cover)
1:48:05 Déjà Vu
1:56:58 First Things First (Stephen Stills song)
2:01:27 Don’t Be Denied (Neil Young song)
2:08:58 Black Queen (Stephen Stills song)
2:18:11 Pre-Road Downs (Crosby, Still & Nash cover)
Encore:
2:22:45 Carry On
2:41:10 Ohio
Thanks for this, Luc!!!!
Wooden Ships…”I can see your from the other side…who won your war”? Fantastic.
Thank you for this so much!
@@markswingle7831 Hah that was the first one I went to and noticed that too, so good.
Edit* went to lee shore second and that is some lo-fi right there daaaaamn so good
I want my '70s back.💙🎶
Yes they are awful at times and very wasted,...but the moments of greatness.. Stills" Myth of Sisyphus"- an amazing underrated song with such soulful singing and piano. (his Manassas stuff is so good). Neil playing keyboards most of the time with a "jazz solo" during deja vu! "Word game " OK too much coke!, but amazing and still sadly relevant.. "First things" very funny, but pretty damn good. Saw all of them at MSG in 2001 and 2003 where they were amazing (sober and rehearsed) did an awesome "8 mile high" , but Wembley is a snapshot of an era. Thanks so much for posting
Damn, they were SO good. And they had SO many guitars.
This is a great example of what real music and is. What an assembly of talent! Brings us back to a simpler time. Fantastic!
I listen to woodships when I am pulling myself together , this is a new lift for me . THANK YOU ! mark , nc us..
Wow
WHEN GROOVY WASN'T PLASTIC?
I was there, a 19 year old from Glasgow in the big smoke. Got the bus overnight, no sleep, no hotel booked, not a clue but a great weekend. Spent the night in a parked up bus. Four in the morning the driver and his girl comeback to the bus and me and my mate are hiding up the back. After a bit of fumbling and grunting up the front he takes her home over the Chelsea bridge. He then drives to his place and we start the log walk back to the city centre. What a line up, one of my best concerts ever. Arrived home shattered late Sunday evening straight to bed.
What other bands were on the bill?
@@thomasbell6834 If memory serves me well I think the opener was the Jessie Colin Young Band. He also played with Joni Mitchell on her set. The Band played a great set and then the Crosby Stills Nash and Young played a mammoth set. The concert started early afternoon and went into the night. I think Joni's backing band Tom Scott's LA Express also did a set on their own before Joni came on. My best concert by far. Happy days.
I got out of the USAF in November 81, I experienced CSNY in Murphy Center at MTSU in my hometown, Murfreesboro, TN just days after getting my Honorable Discharge, 4 miserable years in Altus, OK. CSNY touched my soul.
@@daviddill7726 I was at there and there were a bunch of GIs stoned out of their minds. A few of them kept falling over on a ramp by the stage. I remember the British coppers laughing, turning a blind eye to all the illegal drugs, & assisting the ones who were too far gone. I think the tickets were £3.50.
@@jimmcclay4131 Isn't that Joni at the 22 minute mark singing backup?
A good digital remaster would make this an outstanding concert
I was there - it was great, 'nuff said...
This is beautiful live music to left the spirits and brings brothers and sisterts together rocken out dancing planning gatherings sending peace and love thanks for all these years blessings
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What a great concert.
david crosby's music will always be with us & he will not be forgotten.
I still listen ❤to them. The ppl who are not listening to them are nissubg out.
This band is a great band
It's a pity that they were a little
Tired
This is CSNY in their prime!!! Amazing concert!!!!
Some great moments….a bit raw at times but still brilliant. I was there and love the energy. Wonderful to be able to enjoy it again!
Man that one jam was fantastic. There’s almost nothing like band chemistry to free up lost souls and bring them back to tones..’mnn
I was there, I was 21 still love this band
This guys are real musicians not like todays. Thanks for sharing this. Aloha
I adore. Stephen Still’s voice. Each of these men. Carved in my heart. With Joni.
Greatest vocal quartet together with the Beatles in rock history!
Been to maybe 500 concerts and the very best was Neal Young & Booker T and the MG’s playing at the Concord Pavilion in the 80’s.
Seen CSNY a few times and they can always be counted on to play what the fans want.
A great band. Wonderful talent.
Suite Judy Blue Eyes just gave me the chills watching them play. And the last jam with Carry On - holy shit! If I had been in London at the time, you can bet I would've been there. Wow wow wow what a fabulous concert. Just saw Stephen again last week with Joe Walsh and Neil Young. So miss David; they did a tribute to him at the show playing Gueneviere with Graham Nash. They really looked like they were having a blast playing together! Thank you so much for posting this.
Thank you so much for having posted and shared this gem 🎵🎶 merci beaucoup
Respect, they earned it and deserve it...great musians each one together or on their own...
A very good friend and influence of mine Mr Alastair Bryer introduced me to these gentlemen when I was 15 years old. At the time I was into heavy rock, which I do still love to this day, however my introduction to this music genre lead me not only to this brilliance but the likes of cream, hendrix, caravan, free and what has become my favourite band of all time The Pink Floyd. Thank you Alastair, you are my brother and an absolute legend. ❤️
They are my favorite artists.
I slipped back in time with this video. Thank you.
Hands down, the best concert ever! I could literally watch this concert every day!! CSN&Y will forever be my all-time favorite band!! THANK YOU for posting this! :)
If you want to hear great musicians at their best, buy their albums 😅(if you don't already own them). If you want to see great musicians at their best, watch this live concert. I just missed this concert on my way to Kathmandu, but it doesn't get any better than this for musicianship!
If I find out your name is fake I'll be brokenhearted. Truly.
In 2074 this will still be watched and marvelled at....for timeless music is just that
Another 66 year old geezer here....what a find! Sitting in HKI Airport waiting to fly to Oz...way to pass some hours bruv!
I saw them at Roosevelt Stadium, Jersey City, NJ August '74 on the night Nixon resigned. You can imagine how crazy it was. Saw them again a few weeks later on Long Island, NY. Great show.
nassau coliseum 9-1:30 great show
You could hear that concert at Roosevelt Stadium from several miles away.
I saw CS&N at Madison Square Garden in 1978 and then at the old Brendan Byrne Arena in Rutherford, NJ in 1988.
It was great to see the band perform “Wooden Ships,” “Wind on the Water,” “Dark Star” and so many other superb songs.
Requiem aeternam, David Crosby.
Shows like this one from C,S,N&Y are now Rock History with the passing of David Crosby . It would be a nice project for someone to clean up the video and remaster it for future generations to enjoy . This concert is keeper and would be well worth the effort . Thank You for the music & memories David . May you R.I.P.
Thanks for reminding me how magnificent "Don't Be Denied" is. ✌️
50 years of listening to mr stills. there is no "greatest guitarist" but i sitill enjoyed rediscovering the magic of mr stills. i never got to play like him but enjoyed trying.
Anybody who talks about 'greatest guitarist' is fooling themselves. I like Stills' talent and technique and he is pretty much my favorite guitarist.
nice voice on his own & in the mix, he leaves room for the rest to weave in & out
Wow! I can't believe this was uploaded one day ago ;D. I couldn't find the complete performance.
What an incredible concert. So pleased someone captured the energy of these musicians in their prime
I’m not sure I’d go as far as prime. There’s wayy too much coke going on (you can basically hear it coming out of Stephen’s amp) and too much volume to support nice harmonies. 1970 was probably them at their prime as CSNY. That’s not to say I don’t enjoy the 1974 tour, it has a certain roughness that’s quite appealing. But for my money I’d see them 100 times in 1970 before I saw a 74 gig.
@@mooglancashire424 Is there any good video footage of 1970 era CSNY?
Yes, Google CSNY Fillmore East 1970 and there’s a video approx 17 mins long on dailymotion. Lots of good stuff on there
They are phenomenal no matter the rough venue. Love love love me some Stephen Stills!
It's so common today to rag on Crosby for this, that and the other things these days. But gosh, he had that ultimate, bluesy voice!
He’s his own worst enemy, but nobody can deny his immense talent.
Being an asshole notwithstanding, He was a great singer-songwriter of that era.
If I find it painful, in a nostalgic sort of way, being closer to 57 than to 56, imagine how much more so had I actually been a rock star. Imagine your “hey day” being that of a rock star. How they must mourn their youths.
WOW, decent quality video for the times! Thanks!
Dam ! They r jamming. Stills playing is sensational .. I like wen they smile at each other too. , that's respect