I will always cry when I listen to CSN. Because I go immediately back to those years - a student at UCLA, in the midst of turmoil, discovery, love --- I want my kids to listen to them after I'm gone, to understand what formed the Mama they knew.
For several years I flew the Southern Hemisphere. On a clear night heading south I saw the Southern Cross many times, and every time I saw it I remembered this song.❤❤ RIP David.
@@poppyorsini5505 Sure is. My son and grandson listen to CS&N & the Beatles. I was glad to be able to pass on good music to my son, then watch as he brought that same music to his son.....
@@kennethpatterson6511 I agree Ken, like I have shared with one of my son's and his son, a lot of the music I was listening to back in the 70's, with CS&N being one of them. Regardless if Young was involved. I sometimes think about how underrated they are. One of the things that the internet has been able to do is become the meeting place for I guess, ''like-minded-people'' can come together (for free) and share a part of life with each other.....
@@montydaniels1054 You are SO RIGHT, Monty. Had a band for 20 years and we lived on CSN&Y tunes. I usually got to do the Neil Young tunes because I have the jerky lead guitar style, the over-driven chords and the soprano/falsetto voice. Only lacked Neil's talent....LOL. Met him once on a ranch at mid-coast California. He was fixing his fence and I was hiking. Very mellow cat and easy to talk with -- about guitars and amps (no surprise). He appreciated that I didn't "fan worship" him but I was thrilled to meet him. Here's to your grandson........Cheers.
To me, Stephen Stills has always been an enigma. Such raw powerful vocal talent and guitar playing, plus an amazing songwriter to boot, and he has always looked like some guy at the office in either bookkeeping, accounting or Human Resources and not a Folk Rock legend that he is.
I shed a tear whenever I listen to this tune. As an audio engineer with ~45 yrs of live mixing & recording experience, it is a tear of joy! Pure music at it's best!
i lost the love of my life...to life, shevwent her way and left me with a broken heart and im still waiting for that somebody to come along and make me forget about loving her... i'thinking theres no such person, but ill continue to wait anf keep playing Southern Cross!!
CSNY will remain the backbone of meaningful rock for all future generations. Musically they are quite sophisticated and yet gentle enough to be accepted by those whose backgrounds are gentle and freedom loving. The fact that they are all over this internet is solid proof of excellence solid and sweet.
Granted they had/have perfect harmonies but there are a few bands that are just as good. Eagles, Bee Gees, & Little River Band are just 3 others. Others that come to mind ELO, Simon & Garfunkel, Mamas and Papas, and that is not even touching on Motown artists.
So you too were listening to them in 6th grade. And unless you lived in Wisconsin your state voted for Nixon in 72. And you know more history without cracking a book than most the people in their 30's that have studied law✌✊
If you've ever lost a true love . . . this song carves a hole into the middle of your heart. "We never failed to fail. It was the easiest thing to do."
Have always loved to sing along (very badly) to this since it was released. But it was only many years later I was able to appreciate the poetry of the songwriting. Just incredible.
@Deborah. I am 62 years old. I first heard their music at aged 14 and never outgrew the music. We will miss David Crosby. Such an integral part of the group.
This. There are no words, no images. My mind and heart and spirit are transported. I felt in my naïveté this kind of essence was within reach. I believed in my 20’s, 30’s I was in the running, top 10. At 71, still a work in progress. Steven Stills...I’m still breathless
Anticipation. I’d set the alarm for 0330 for three days. Cloudy skies obscured the stars. On the fourth morning, There It Was - the Southern Cross. Barb & I stood there in awe, tears of joy washing down our cheeks. Life is worth the waiting.
I don't know what it is about this song. Each time I listen to it, it's like something comes over me & I have to stop whatever I'm doing, & listen to all the words!❤
The album version was art Garfunkel and Timmy shcmitt doing harmonies not crosby..andits a rewrite of another groups song..that had Stevie Nicklas Lyndsay Buckingham singing back up..look it up it's interesting....great song all the way
As a sea captain, with many thousands of miles of "sea time" under sail, this song touches me deeply. Though Leon Russells' "Back to the Island" brings "happy tears" and wonderful memories to my old eyes as the sun sets.
@@flaxy2727 Totally agree with everyone you mentioned. However, these guys pretty much showed the WORLD how to do harmonies. There has never been 3 voices (sometimes 4 with Neil), that have ever blended this well.
Thanks to my brother who is 8 years older than me, I grew up hearing all this great music! I would sit in his room and listen to every new album he bought. So many good memories ❤️🔥
Tis True, Stills always the heart and soul of the band. One of the great singer, songwriter, musicians. Of all time. Him and Neil are magic and hard work in action.
The musicianship and vocals are wonderful. They almost make you forget the great lyrics of this song. I could quote a few but you all probably love different ones. I love the lyrics that start “So I’m sailing for tomorrow” … through… “And music is her name.” I usually end up in tears somewhere!
I saw it when I moved to Australia in 1981 for 2 years.The Land of Oz was a wonderful place to explore and everybody was so welcoming!I lived in Adelaide and Darwin.Now I'm back in northeast Louisiana-ooroo!
Music like this is rare. CSN&Y were my fathers favorite band. He listened to CSN&Y every time he came home from the road. He drove a truck for most of my life. I recall him sitting in front of the stereo with headphones on and CSN&Y playing so loud I could clearly hear it in the next room lol. Usually he'd start out with suite Judy blue eyes. That's still one of my all time favorite songs. I just don't hear music that moves me like this and I grew up in the 90's. Grunge rock and CSN&Y is my music lol
@Antisocial HumanisT. I'm 65 & I like Nirvana so it works both ways. But when it comes to CS&N,CSN&Y, I can't think of any other bands that could sound as good as they sound.............
I remember when this came out in the early '80's. It was a different time from when these guys first became superstars in the late 60's/early 70's. Here it was the Reagan years, 12-15 years after Woodstock and you would have thought they were past their prime but it was like "Wow! This is as good as Suite Judy Blue Eyes or anything on Deja Vu." Just blew me away.
Spent 27 years in the Navy. This brings to mind a clear South Pacific morning; sitting on a bollard on the foc'sle with a cup of joe as the sun comes up.
On a honeymoon trip to New Zealand in February of 1976, my wife and I were in a large hot springs pool when the stars were just so bright, and there it was, the Southern Cross. I will never forget.
It's all Stephen Stills on this one: he wrote the lyrics and gave the emotions which made it the classic. Graham's always the energetic Englishman while David was like a rock on stage. But they were awesome musicians in their time. RIP David. (I heard this song decades ago as a grad student in Milwaukee... still recall the words and harmonies...)
I am 71 years old and have been listening to this song since it first came out. I am still looking for that woman who knows love can endure. I won’t quit. I’ll keep going
We have lived in the time with Steven Stills, Sting and Greg Lake, who were all capable and able to record hit albums all by themselves but shared the spotlights with their groups to perform live for all of us, how humbling.
Dear Stephen Stills Thank you for 56 years of great music. I wish you hadn't wasted so much time with Crosby and Nash. To me they were just backup singers. It was very generous of you to give them a job. As always, YesSirRee Bob.
Crosby was kicked out of The Byrds. By his own admission it was because he was an asshole. McGuinn described his as insufferable and he seems to have told the other band members they weren’t good enough to play with him. Nash left the Holllies out of frustration with what he considered a lack of creative direction and lack of interest in songs he wrote and was increasingly confident about. One was “Marrakech Express” as it happens. Stills was at loose ends after the breakup of Buffalo Springfield.
I have a large outdoor system, and I'll do parties, picnics, pool parties, backyard get togethers. There are just a handful of songs that can absolutely bring memories flooding the minds of people people . This is one if those songs. It is probably the favorite of a lot of people. And it's really the only one that they always request to play again. And everyone sings it.
@@artmchugh5644 Mine was an SS 4 speed; car was fairly beat up (this is in '83). It had a 283 with mis-matched heads so a machinist/racer friend of mine taught how to port/polish a pair of heads. Car ran real nice. Paid about a grand for it; sold it for about the same not long after. My god, what did I do? lol Beers and cheers to you, my friend!
@@artmchugh5644 well, I guess that's one of the reasons we drink beer....and check out cars 'n music here....best wishes to you (My current old car is (mostly) stock '49 Chev Fleetline rescued from crusher in '97).
Graham Nash is such an animated performer - he and Bette Middler are among my favorites as they appear to be having the time of their lives every time they perform
This song has a special meaning to me because I had two boats in Marina Del Rey and my sailboat was parked off Marquisis Way. Everytime I sailed I would play this song and think of David Crosby and Stephen Stills sailing to Catalina Island. As the Eagles said it best it brought a "peaceful easy feeling..." 😎👍
Now that boys and girls is how real musicians sound. Real playing, real singing. No lip synching, no backing tracks.
Groups that had tight harmonies "never" lip sync or key adjusting. They were the true singers/artists of music and very few of them today.
This is one of the best live versions of this great classic song I have heard. 😄
RIP David Crosby your music lives on. Thanks Mate.
I will always cry when I listen to CSN. Because I go immediately back to those years - a student at UCLA, in the midst of turmoil, discovery, love --- I want my kids to listen to them after I'm gone, to understand what formed the Mama they knew.
I’m 71 and still love to sing all the time!
79 here!
For several years I flew the Southern Hemisphere.
On a clear night heading south I saw the Southern Cross many times, and every time I saw it I remembered this song.❤❤
RIP David.
May be the coolest song ever !😊❤
My husband came home from Vietnam in 1972, we listened to this music for years!
this came out in 1986
@@kathleenholowka6221 It was what he liked! He came home different!
I'm amazed tht I'm 14 and I know every word of this song thanks to my dad who is my hero thanks dad
you are one lucky guy to have a dad like that!
@@poppyorsini5505 Sure is. My son and grandson listen to CS&N & the Beatles. I was glad to be able to pass on good music to my son, then watch as he brought that same music to his son.....
Your Dad is a good man with good taste. And a fine son, too -- YOU.
@@kennethpatterson6511 I agree Ken, like I have shared with one of my son's and his son, a lot of the music I was listening to back in the 70's, with CS&N being one of them. Regardless if Young was involved. I sometimes think about how underrated they are. One of the things that the internet has been able to do is become the meeting place for I guess, ''like-minded-people'' can come together (for free) and share a part of life with each other.....
@@montydaniels1054 You are SO RIGHT, Monty. Had a band for 20 years and we lived on CSN&Y tunes. I usually got to do the Neil Young tunes because I have the jerky lead guitar style, the over-driven chords and
the soprano/falsetto voice. Only lacked Neil's talent....LOL. Met him once on a ranch at mid-coast California. He was fixing his fence and I was hiking. Very mellow cat and easy to talk with -- about guitars and amps (no surprise). He appreciated that I didn't "fan worship" him but I was thrilled to meet him. Here's to your grandson........Cheers.
I have sailed all my life, 77 years, live on a 53 footer now, this is our anthem
Sweet…
So envious. And very happy for you and your choices.
You got 10 on me BUDDY,GODSPEED TO YA👍🖒🖖
That's my Dream. SAILING.
That's AWESOME !!!
The ultimate classic. Crosby will be missed.
To me, Stephen Stills has always been an enigma. Such raw powerful vocal talent and guitar playing, plus an amazing songwriter to boot, and he has always looked like some guy at the office in either bookkeeping, accounting or Human Resources and not a Folk Rock legend that he is.
Stills was a high school music teacher at one time. Imagine having HIM for your band director! Hey, Mr. Stills, can you show me some guitar licks?
He is also deaf in one ear and has a speech impediment. Talk about overcoming your disabilities.
He was the AV kid that you didnt count on lol!
What’s even more crazy are the number of hit songs he wrote and collaborated with under pseudonyms.
Yes totally underrated, an absolute superstar musician and song writer
I shed a tear whenever I listen to this tune. As an audio engineer with ~45 yrs of live mixing & recording experience, it is a tear of joy! Pure music at it's best!
Really I thought at the beginning they were to fast for the song and stills voice took a third of the song to smooth out first 90 seconds he is horse
One of the greatest songs óf all time.
The best ever harmony group ever. rip cros. Their 🎵 will always live forever
I was 36 when this song was new I am now 72 and I agree, this song is getting better.
Same age as you.Ive seen them as CSN and CSNY. Great live group(s))
74 and couldn't agree more
I agree and am also 72
One of all time best bands, a group of very talented musicians with or without Niel Young
certainly better with neil.
i lost the love of my life...to life, shevwent her way and left me with a broken heart and im still waiting for that somebody to come along and make me forget about loving her...
i'thinking theres no such person, but ill continue to wait anf keep playing Southern Cross!!
Hang in there, life will surprise you. In a good way.
“ You will survive being bested” has sustained me in times of sorrow. Thank you Stephen and CSN , forever my favorite group.
I always thought he said "You will survive being busted...." 😂😂😂😂
Great lyrics !
Best song ever,..I can t get enough of it...Great Stephen Stills...CSN
It never gets old
Stephen Stills is an amazing musician, singer, songwriter and D, all of the above. No fanfare, just raw talent.
Love Treetop Flyer!
They don't make em like this anymore...... I hope my grandchildren hear this song someday!
CSNY will remain the backbone of meaningful rock for all future generations. Musically they are quite sophisticated and yet gentle enough to be accepted by those whose backgrounds are gentle and freedom loving. The fact that they are all over this internet is solid proof of excellence solid and sweet.
The most perfect harmony band in the universe, wow, just wow!
Damn straight!
Oh hell yeah !
Evidently you've never heard of The Eagles
Check out The Eagles...Seven Bridges Road
Granted they had/have perfect harmonies but there are a few bands that are just as good. Eagles, Bee Gees, & Little River Band are just 3 others. Others that come to mind ELO, Simon & Garfunkel, Mamas and Papas, and that is not even touching on Motown artists.
I’m 65 and thank God for these guys. Just perfection!
So you too were listening to them in 6th grade. And unless you lived in Wisconsin your state voted for Nixon in 72. And you know more history without cracking a book than most the people in their 30's that have studied law✌✊
If you've ever lost a true love . . . this song carves a hole into the middle of your heart. "We never failed to fail. It was the easiest thing to do."
True.💔
Love, love, love this song. "We never failed to fail...it was the easiest thing to do"...one of the greatest lyrics ever written.
Absolutely.
It's amazing.
"She is all that I have left
And music is her name"
“You will survive being bested. Somebody fine will come along, make me forget about loving you.”
When you see the southern cross for the first time you understand now why you came this way.
Have always loved to sing along (very badly) to this since it was released. But it was only many years later I was able to appreciate the poetry of the songwriting. Just incredible.
There is nothing like going back to the classic music that I grew up with to actually get that special feeling that it had back then and today.
I’m 21 years old and this video never gets old. I listen to mostly metal but hands down Crosby, stills, and Nash are one of my all time favorites
One of the greatest bands of ALL TIME!!! LOVE IT!
so true canuck
Right on . Soulful stuff like no other.
............and lyricists. Someone once wrote they were the conscious of a generation. I wish I could remember who wrote that.
One of the Greatest songs ever performed perfectly!!
Always adored Stephen Stills. Great songwriter, guitarist
These three men will always have a special place in my heart
same!
missing one other drug addict, Young
@Deborah. I am 62 years old. I first heard their music at aged 14 and never outgrew the music.
We will miss David Crosby. Such an integral part of the group.
This. There are no words, no images. My mind and heart and spirit are transported. I felt in my naïveté this kind of essence was within reach. I believed in my 20’s, 30’s I was in the running, top 10. At 71, still a work in progress. Steven Stills...I’m still breathless
Anticipation.
I’d set the alarm for 0330 for three days. Cloudy skies obscured the stars. On the fourth morning, There It Was - the Southern Cross.
Barb & I stood there in awe, tears of joy washing down our cheeks. Life is worth the waiting.
Just gorgeous. I'm twenty again. Funny how music does that to you.
💌
Saw these guys in concert doing this song so many years ago, and it still stirs my soul.
The Spectrum Philadelphia early 80s amazing amazing show...
Three voices in perfect harmony.
I don't know what it is about this song. Each time I listen to it, it's like something comes over me & I have to stop whatever I'm doing, & listen to all the words!❤
One of the Anthem Groups of the 60's, 70's and 80's. CS&N Rock on!
Stills is a great singer, but so are Crosby and Nash. One of the best things about CSN are their sublime vocal harmonies.
And part of what makes those harmonies sublime is the mix of American/ British accents, I think.
The defining song from CSN
, love it, can’t imagine life without this song, it defines a generation
One of the most AWESOME bands in this life!......2021, still listening.
The vocals, lyrics and instrumentals are all perfect in the studio version. There is just something haunting about this song.
The album version was art Garfunkel and Timmy shcmitt doing harmonies not crosby..andits a rewrite of another groups song..that had Stevie Nicklas Lyndsay Buckingham singing back up..look it up it's interesting....great song all the way
You are exactly right.
They are still at their height of "chops" here!
On the studio version Crosby wasn't there it was art Garfunkel and Timmy Schmitt that sand on the harmonies
@@prestonm2682 Love all of them!
As a sea captain, with many thousands of miles of "sea time" under sail, this song touches me deeply. Though Leon Russells' "Back to the Island" brings "happy tears" and wonderful memories to my old eyes as the sun sets.
NOBODY touches CSN on Harmonies. Truly one of the most talented vocal groups ever.
The Hollies and the Beach Boys would like a word with you.
@@terry7907 Neither one of them are CSN level. Good, but not spectacular.
Beatles,Simon and Garfunkel, Eagles but they are great.
@@flaxy2727 Totally agree with everyone you mentioned. However, these guys pretty much showed the WORLD how to do harmonies. There has never been 3 voices (sometimes 4 with Neil), that have ever blended this well.
They had some great songs and many were played at my Junior Prom in 1976. Good times and dancing !
One of the greatest songs ever written
Thanks to my brother who is 8 years older than me, I grew up hearing all this great music! I would sit in his room and listen to every new album he bought. So many good memories ❤️🔥
Ny favorite song whenever I hear it have to stop whatever I'm doing so can just listen and dream. Beautiful.
I love this song!!! It just touches my soul.
I like how Graham Nash is REALLY INTO IT!
he's singing the highest vocal part so he's all locked in
Cocaine
Tis True, Stills always the heart and soul of the band. One of the great singer, songwriter, musicians. Of all time. Him and Neil are magic and hard work in action.
I have forgotten the true voices that made this iconic song. It reaches down in my chest and rips my heart right out!
Yea man!
I was 28 when this song was new. Now I'm 64. Its even better.
I'm now 62. Great memories of their fantastic music. I was 24.
Truly one of the best and all time melodious composition, anytime u listen this song the blood runs cold, genius work, god bless this trio
The musicianship and vocals are wonderful. They almost make you forget the great lyrics of this song. I could quote a few but you all probably love different ones. I love the lyrics that start “So I’m sailing for tomorrow” … through… “And music is her name.” I usually end up in tears somewhere!
Talent such as this is rare.
Saw them with and without Neil Young. Also Neil solo. Big talents.
Saw the Southern Cross going to New Zealand while in the US Navy. Will never forget just like this group. The best!!!
I saw it when I moved to Australia in 1981 for 2 years.The Land of Oz was a wonderful place to explore and everybody was so welcoming!I lived in Adelaide and Darwin.Now I'm back in northeast Louisiana-ooroo!
Thanks for your service!
Me too came out of the hole long enough too
Me too. I was in Kuala Lumpur, but this song is what made me look for it.
Saw the same in Mali
I meet Crosby and Nash and Still one time when visit kentucky some years past. They are very nice. I always loved their songs. Still do at 63.
I'm an Aussie that lived in the US for 2 years. This song would always make me home sick when I'd hear it.
Pure voices pure guitars nid i say anything else!
I was fortunate enough to see them perform this song several times. There voices blend beautifully! One my favorites !
Music like this is rare. CSN&Y were my fathers favorite band. He listened to CSN&Y every time he came home from the road. He drove a truck for most of my life. I recall him sitting in front of the stereo with headphones on and CSN&Y playing so loud I could clearly hear it in the next room lol. Usually he'd start out with suite Judy blue eyes. That's still one of my all time favorite songs. I just don't hear music that moves me like this and I grew up in the 90's. Grunge rock and CSN&Y is my music lol
@Antisocial HumanisT. I'm 65 & I like Nirvana so it works both ways. But when it comes to CS&N,CSN&Y, I can't think of any other bands that could sound as good as they sound.............
This rendition is recording room perfect. Spot on harmonies. Best live performance.
So many of their songs pull on your heart strings in different ways.
I remember when this came out in the early '80's. It was a different time from when these guys first became superstars in the late 60's/early 70's. Here it was the Reagan years, 12-15 years after Woodstock and you would have thought they were past their prime but it was like "Wow! This is as good as Suite Judy Blue Eyes or anything on Deja Vu." Just blew me away.
One of my favorite CS&N tunes.
Spent 27 years in the Navy. This brings to mind a clear South Pacific morning; sitting on a bollard on the foc'sle with a cup of joe as the sun comes up.
Must have been a BM. I was in 1st division. Served 2 Yrs. On a destroyer in the med. when this song was popular.
even as a young kid, when I heard this song,....I knew how great it was.
Finally saw the Southern Cross on a trip to New Zealand. This song was in my head the whole time.
Such a great song!
Everythime our cruise ship leaves the dock, they play this song. Greatest feeling to hear this old music as we head out to the Atlantic.
On a honeymoon trip to New Zealand in February of 1976, my wife and I were in a large hot springs pool when the stars were just so bright, and there it was, the Southern Cross. I will never forget.
Love you Stephen Stills !!!!
It's all Stephen Stills on this one: he wrote the lyrics and gave the emotions which made it the classic. Graham's always the energetic Englishman while David was like a rock on stage. But they were awesome musicians in their time. RIP David. (I heard this song decades ago as a grad student in Milwaukee... still recall the words and harmonies...)
I am 71 years old and have been listening to this song since it first came out. I am still looking for that woman who knows love can endure. I won’t quit. I’ll keep going
I got lucky Chris,maybe you. .will too.
I love this song!!!! I have not heard it for awhile
We have lived in the time with Steven Stills, Sting and Greg Lake, who were all capable and able to record hit albums all by themselves but shared the spotlights with their groups to perform live for all of us, how humbling.
Dear Stephen Stills
Thank you for 56 years of great music. I wish you hadn't wasted so much time with Crosby and Nash. To me they were just backup singers. It was very generous of you to give them a job.
As always,
YesSirRee Bob.
One of the most enjoyable live acts I've ever seen, the courage it took to leave their previous bands.
The best ever.
Crosby was kicked out of The Byrds. By his own admission it was because he was an asshole. McGuinn described his as insufferable and he seems to have told the other band members they weren’t good enough to play with him. Nash left the Holllies out of frustration with what he considered a lack of creative direction and lack of interest in songs he wrote and was increasingly confident about. One was “Marrakech Express” as it happens. Stills was at loose ends after the breakup of Buffalo Springfield.
@@SGC511 Fun fact : The Hollies finally had a # 1 hit after Nash left ( Bus Stop )
@@billbeliakoff5589 that is interesting!
I have a large outdoor system, and I'll do parties, picnics, pool parties, backyard get togethers. There are just a handful of songs that can absolutely bring memories flooding the minds of people people . This is one if those songs. It is probably the favorite of a lot of people. And it's really the only one that they always request to play again. And everyone sings it.
Good evening to all......the world is beautiful......
I saw Crosby Stills Nash and Young in concert and maybe the BEST concert I've ever seen . That says Alot for sure .
I saw CSNY in Memphis in 74. Best concert ever! We were all still young!
Having seen the Southern Cross myself, this song depicts that journey so well.
My favorite CSN song.. RIP David Crosby.
Top three favorite band of all time. Their harmonies are unequaled.
Lifetime sailor and pilot.
I remember the Southern Cross the first time I saw it slowly creep above the southern horizon.
Used to listen to this song drivin' my '70 Nova SS to work....funny what we remember...and perhaps forget...
68 Nova ss. Here 😄😄😄😄😎😎 350 glide 🍺🍺🍺🍺
@@artmchugh5644 Mine was an SS 4 speed; car was fairly beat up (this is in '83). It had a 283 with mis-matched heads so a machinist/racer friend of mine taught how to port/polish a pair of heads. Car ran real nice. Paid about a grand for it; sold it for about the same not long after. My god, what did I do? lol Beers and cheers to you, my friend!
@@mdogg1604 I ask myself the same question about my RED 64 IMPALA SS. 327 GLIDE , buckets and counsel! !! What a sled 😄😄😄🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸😎😎😎🍺
@@artmchugh5644 well, I guess that's one of the reasons we drink beer....and check out cars 'n music here....best wishes to you (My current old car is (mostly) stock '49 Chev Fleetline rescued from crusher in '97).
TRANCENDS FROM THE HEAD TO THE HEART. PERFECTION IN EVERY SENSE OF THE WORD
Need these young people to enjoy all the bands fron the past
What An Incredible Harmony… remind’s me of those “Beautiful days walking on sandy beaches of Padre’… 😎
Great music. I can't wait to blaze with my grandson while listening to this, and other great songs from the '70's
Truly a band for the ages. 😊
Wonderful song....crosses generations.....
Every time I'm on the water, this song comes to mind...
Graham Nash is such an animated performer - he and Bette Middler are among my favorites as they appear to be having the time of their lives every time they perform
So true, you must have caught his move at 0:53
Cocaine
Yep, choice post, great song! Never gets old.....
This is a good music forever.
This song has a special meaning to me because I had two boats in Marina Del Rey and my sailboat was parked off Marquisis Way. Everytime I sailed I would play this song and think of David Crosby and Stephen Stills sailing to Catalina Island. As the Eagles said it best it brought a "peaceful easy feeling..." 😎👍
R.I.P.David. Willie & Steven................may you both be granted more life, health & good fortune.