VERY COOL!| FIRST TIME HEARING Crosby , Stills , & Nash - Dark Star REACTION
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- VERY COOL!| FIRST TIME HEARING Crosby , Stills , & Nash - Dark Star REACTION
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Imagine a time when this album and the incredible “Aja” from Steely Dan were released with three months of each other. What a great time we all had
Heady times indeed.
It is best listened to in the dark with a sweet babe!
@@kenperkins7921 🤣
So happy I saw Van Halen and 78 and I saw Steely Dan 93 Love the memories
Jay and Amber should do some Aja.....
Jay & Amber, you'll love their "Marrakesh Express"!!!
When you get back to CSN&Y, you'll love their "Our House", "Carry On", "Find The Cost Of Freedom" and "Deja Vu"!!!
edit- I see you've done 2 other CSN songs, "Southern Cross" and "Suite: Judy Blue Eyes".
"Teach Your Children" was CSNY, but your video says CSN.
Suite:Judy Blue Eyes was a live version without Nash. It was a very bad version which cut off several minutes of the end of the song. I wish they would react to it again using the studio version.
"Marrakesh Express" is my favorite! 🤩
Ohio
As well as Woodstock
Never heard this song before & I’m from way back in the day.👍💜💜
CSN, their fifth album was released in 1977. This song has a calypso feeling, with a catchy guitar lead, Steven's beautiful guitar solo, and their heavenly harmonies. Quintessential melody and lyrics so CSN. Timeless sensation. Great reaction. Buckets of Maple Syrup love from Canada ❤️ ❤️ 🇨🇦🇨🇦
I experienced this song for the first time with you guys! Such a great song!! Thanks for giving us all the opportunity to learn and grow musically right along with you.
Same!
Glad young people are digging this and all the music I grew up with. Gives me hope.
God, I remember my older brother and his band playing this and let me bang on the bongos…. Thanks for the memories and the great music.❤❤❤❤❤❤✌🏽☮️🤲🙏
This song was on an album that came out at the time where Rock FM radio stations would play an entire album with just one commercial break between the sides. I recorded it off the radio on a cassette. It was considered at the time to be a sort of comeback record for CSN. The album has a lot of great tunes on it.
I actually owned their first album on 8-track tape from 1969, the self-titled, Crosby, Still & Nash. Not sure if you've done "Suite: Judy Blue Eyes" yet which was about singer Judy Collins as well as the incredible "Marrakesh Express." So many great songs in their catalog. They were all also fine solo artists and also came from other 60s bands before they formed this trio - Stephen Stills from Buffalo Springfield, Graham Nash from The Hollies and David Crosby from The Byrds.
They have
Oh, yes Steven. "Suite: Judy Blue Eyes" and "Marrakesh Express" are both great suggestions.
Marrakesh Express, 🔥🔥🔥💙💙💙
And then on cassette, and then on CD, and then digital. A few albums and 8-tracks I had to upgrade over the years!!
@@heatherbegs Oooh I wonder how good the quality of an 8 track would sound on here… 😮
My favorite song off of the CSN album. This is where Stephen Stills shines as a songwriter - especially setting the mood.
Stephen Stills on vocals sounds like no one else ✌️ there’s so much more of their music to discover
CSNY - Carry On - best harmonies
As soon as the intro starts you can easily recognize a Stills penned song….
He was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame twice……
In the same night!!
With Buffalo Springfield and CSN….
Y’all should check out the Crosby penned Guinnevere, a gorgeous ballad.
Such amazing harmonies with these voices, especially Nash and the late Crosby. Like The Beatles, everyone in the group is a lead vocalist with a very distinct sound.
Stephen Stills was a creative genius and the voices of Nash & Crosby just made them so iconic together.
"...Let the memory of the evening be the first thing that you think of when you open up your smile and see me... Dark Star!" WOW!
And for another completely different side of CSN try 'Cathedral'. They are so so good!!
Haven't heard this in quite some time, great song.
As mentioned earlier below, you'll love Marrakesh Express!
That whole album is really good.
Just a Song Before I Go by Crosby Stills and Nash, that's the one you need to hear!
This is an awesome song. On my playlist permanently
I absolutely love Stephen Stills voice
Hearing these magical harmonies reminds me that we haven't heard from the Mamas & the Papas in a while. Creeque Alley would be one you'd both like.
The whole album is fire!
This album warrants being heard in its entirety -- it's not a concept album but it's relatable. Literally every song got lots of airplay but one other popular stand-alone track was "Just A Song Before I Go".
Great CSN song. You can't go wrong with CSN-Y. Stills wrote it, sings lead, guitar. Love that keyboard. Great instrumentals, harmonies. "I Almost Cut My Hair" (CSNY) you'd love. "Just A Song Before I Go" another great CSN song.
Almost Cut My Hair is a must listen!
"Just a Song Before I Go" was the hit from this album -- a lovely song, but way too short.
That reminds me, they should really watch the movie "Hair"!
Saw CSN at Red Rocks the August this album was released. Excellent live.
Yes! One of my absolute favorite CSN songs! Supposedly about Joan Baez.
What do you get when you take one of the founding members of The Byrds, one of the original members of Buffalo Springfield and one of the founding members of The Hollies? You get the outrageously talented super-group Crosby, Stills and Nash. I was hooked ever since their debut album with "Suite: Judy Blue Eyes". The rest is history. Nuff said.😉 Peace & Love🕊❤
FYI Gary Rossington, slide guitarist and last surviving founding member of the rock band Lynyrd Skynyrd, has died. He was 71 in his honor please watch live video of Free Bird. I know you did the studio version but the live version from Oakland Festival is amazing
An amazing album. See the Changes, Run From Tears, Cold Rain, Cathedral, Just a Song, Carried Away, I Give You Give Blind… all amazing.
Great song. Still played on the radio. Their harmonies are great. For a unique David Bowie song, try "Lazarus."
Stills always has an interesting feel for music, especially considering his background in musical influences.
Great Reaction! I have always enjoyed this song and the album it is from since I first heard it in 1977 when I bought the album. I was instantly attracted to this particular song when I first played the album. I followed them since their first album. Not related to CSN but just wanted to remind you of a group you reacted to once. Could you get back to The Young Rascals/Rascals some time with "A Beautiful Morning". Just a reminder not to forget them. You did really enjoy "Groovin'" by them. There are so many other great songs by them and don't forget about them
Such a great example of Stephen Still's talent as he did the lead vocals and guitar on this one. Please play "Sit Yourself Down" by him too. Such great music. Thanks guys.
I agree, very cool tune. Hadn't heard it before today, thanks for checking it out and giving me another groove to enjoy. I hope that you both will soon give a watch to Christina Aguilera's live performance of "You Lost Me" when she appeared on Late Night With David Letterman in 2010. She's always been an incredibly good singer, but for me this performance took it to a whole other level.
Funny how for so long I have LOVED Crosby Stills and Nash, yet I only heard this song for the first time about 3 years ago and it has quickly become my favorite; what a coincidence you reacted to this rarer CSN song ❤
Bee Gees - Lonely Days (1970) [High Quality Stereo Sound, Subtitled] will become your #1 favorite Bee Gees song, and that is saying plenty
They would also love Run to Me
Obscure song. Thanks for sharing!
Always harmonizing ❤❤
From the same album, Cathedral has that same vibe.
Love these guys so much, and this is one of my faves by them. Saw them at the Rose Bowl in '82, fabulous! I even rescued a black dog many years ago and named her Dark Star because of her color and as soon as I got her into the car a shooting star streaked across the sky
Hey! I'm a 60 something bass player that played in some top 40 cover bands back in the day. It warms my heart to see your gen getting into some of the old school stuff. Especially the stuff the brothers weren't grooving to. Times were so different. We had Soul Music on the radio and a movement in the streets so the blue eyed Soul wasn't so hip. But music being music, the blue eyed Soul was hitting the underground. Being a top 40 guy, I had to learn everything, so I was exposed to a lot. Every chance I got, I'd turn on a brother on to what I was playing. They had some of the same reactions you'll have and it's great! Loved seeing the reactions the Logical song.
OUTSTANDING track ---- reminds me of late night drives with a former girl friend ; sweet memories from over 40 years ago. Thanks for the time trip 🙋👍😎
Some days I feel my age, but honestly, I am thankful everyday being a teen in the 70s and getting to hear the music I did when it first came out! Such memories! ❤️❤️❤️❤️
this is an exceptional latter CS&N work.... Stills lead is haunting.
Another great track from this album is ‘ Fair Game’ or Just a Song Before I Go.
This is my favorite song from the CSN album and one of my favorites from the band in both of its alliterations, with and without Young. Stephen Stills wrote this about his troubled relationship with Joan Baez, a noted folk singer and Woodstock alum who also performed at the 1963 March on Washington where MLK gave his I Have A Dream speech. Check her out sometime if you haven’t yet. I think you would also love Shadow Captain from the same CSN album. They always have awesome instrumentation and Shadow Captain has outstanding piano solos and terrific drumming.
My husband and I have been lucky enough to have seen them in concert 4 or 5 times. They sounded better live if it is at all possible. They have the ability to harmonize like few other groups. So glad you enjoy this music.
First heard this song back in 2003 when I was 17 & it has been my favorite since. Jam to it when I'm working out
Marrakesh Express by C.S.N. Is great too!! Different sound.. Love it!!
Also listen to “OHIO” byC.S.N.Y.
Omg this takes me back to my childhood. I used to lay next to the stereo speaker and listen to this a lot as a kid. ❤❤
One of the funkiest bass lines in funk music-ever-has to be in the song "Funkin' for Jamaica" by Tom Browne. Surprised you guys haven't gotten to that one yet! Jay, you will truly love this one! (as you love bass). The hook, and the singing in this track are off the meter as well. You'll thank me for this suggestion.😁
Omg,,, haven’t heard this in years! Forgot how much I love this Song❤
I bought this album the day it was released and its always been one of my favorites. The entire record is fantastic, especially this song, Shadow Captain, Cathedral, Just A Song Before I Go and I Give You Give Blind.
"THE LEE SHORE" their most mellow,hippy, laid back relaxed summer song!! a real beauty!!! for reaction. ; )
Great Song..........."Carry On" is in my opinion the best song from this band. I don't see it covered from you yet. Check it out!!!! Rock On & God Bless
This is a great album. Lots of good tracks. My favorite song by them is "Delta". It is there most chill song and always sends me to a good place. David Crosby sings the lead on this song. May he rest in peace.
I remember buying this album when it came out for this song and Just A Song Before I Go. Such a good album, glad you two dig it.
I'm not sure but I think Steven Stills not only wrote, sang and played lead guitar but I think he played keyboards on this as well. He's possibly the most under rated musicians ever.
Words and music by Stephen, who played acoustic lead guitar. Crosby on acoustic rhythm guitar was joined by Cleveland's great keyboardist Craig Doerge on electric piano, Russ Kunkel on congas, and George Perry on bass.
Never heard this one before! Love them doing a bluesy sound!💖
You guys do a great job of pitching your take on the music. My favorite reaction channel…and I listen to a lot of them.
So glad you guys reacted to this one. It has always been one of my favorites by CSN but is one of their less played songs. The heavy influence of keyboards is not one of their trademarks which makes it unique and to me a standout in their catalog. Another less played song is Ambrosia’s “I’ll Keep Holding on To Yesterday.” You ought to give it a listen. Sometimes those less played songs are hidden gems that you guys are willing to take a chance on.
Yes that is one of Ambrosia's best IMO. Reactors need to listen to more of the less overplayed songs from artists and get a real feel for those artists. Sometimes deeper cuts, lesser known or non singles are just a good or better than the overplayed hits. Other examples "Mistral Wind" by Heart or "Stone In Love" by Journey.
Got the album in 1976,77 and always loved that Stills song, a really great groove !!
Such a different sound for CSN when it came out. I graduated in 1972 and CSN(&Y) where and still are one of my favorites.
I've fallen down a rabbit hole checking out all of your reactions. There are just so many!!! And all songs I'm crazy about!!! I'm loving it :D You got yourselves a new subscriber.
Welcome to the FAM!!! 👍😃❣️😃👍
@@teresajarrell452 Awwww, thank you! You're all so lovely c:
reminds me of my really younger days like middle school yes I'm old
This is a very fine album with several gems. Stephen Stills is incredible.
Just rewatched video of Buffalo Springfield doing Mr Soul. Neil singing the lead, of course! You’d both love it!
I've been watching you guys for quite a while now and I want to let you know your kids are so cute. Y'all are awesome and I hope you have many wonderful years together and always appreciate each other. I've been married for 22 years and my wife means everything to me and I can see that you guys have the same vibe going on and it's very good to see in this world today
One of my faves by them. I even had a Dark Star tattoo
This song to me always had a bit of a Steely Dan vibe to it.
Yet "another" example of the GENIUS of Mr. Stills.
Agree with Jay, some funk and soul. Thanks guys!
CSN(Y) is always a great choice. I wish I knew which ones you've done yet. I could recommend a bunch of theirs. With Young, you have "Almost Cut My Hair" " Carry On" "Teach Your Children" "Deja Vu" "Woodstock". I could go on
Check out the Joni Mitchell original "Woodstock" too.
in TH-cam search ' Rob Squad Crosby Stills Nash ' . You'll see their CSN and CSNY songs
Ohio
Their Harmonies are Brilliant.❤
Stephen Stills also had a very good solo career as well and with other artists
Teach your Children… is a great song of theirs.
Great way to round out the evening this song is fantastic 💞
And a great sound to start a Tuesday morning here in Europe 😊 Love it!
Love CSNY, grew up listening to them, I was 16 in 1969, best music ever. You guys gotta try Frank Marino, it begun to rain, live at the Agoura Theater. Please give Frank a listen, like Jeff, Stevie, he will blow you away, been making music for 50 years just retired due to health issues.
Great song
One of several favorites of mine from CSN and CSN&Y...Good choice..!
See The Changes is another favorite...check it out...and Fair Game..!
Completely different genre but...
"Hurt -Rapture "
Excellent song & lyrics
"Creed - My own Prison"
"Korn - Alone I Break"
"Limp Bizkit- Rearranged"
I love almost all genres of music.
These songs above are some alternative + songs.
Good song good reaction
Dark star is one of my favorite csn songs
Love watching the both of you! How about Don McLean Vincent (1971)?
Great song! Although I don’t remember it. Although I do remember a lot of their hits. I love that keyboard solo!
Cleveland's Craig Doerge played the electric piano solo.
CSNY was the top of the Wooden Music genre in the late 60's/early 70's. Four guys (from other super groups) that stuck together through the decades. CSN's "Wooden Ships" is a great anti-war classic. You might also try Neil Young's "Cinnamon Girl", "After the Gold Rush", or "Southern Man".
This was written by Stephen Stills who had a bluesy way of singing
This was the B side of Just a Song Before I Go but This was considered a hit as well because it was played on college radio and what wad then called adult rock.
Also... You must hear the song Church by CSN. Maybe their most underrated song.
Playing a guitar lead on acoustic guitar is pretty rare.
Well, unless you're Ann Wilson.
Thanks!
This has been my favorite song of theirs for a long time... probably because I grew up in the 80s and appreciate an "over-produced" sound, as this song is much more "smooth and clean" than their previous albums.
This is a 70's song not 80's.
What’s not to like, These guys are amazing
CSN - great album, great song....
Steven Stills was an absolute genius when it came to coming up with a funky smooth jazzy grove😎That was definitely his forte.🎹🎸🪘🎼🤘✌️🫶
This was kind of a comeback for them as the musicians of that period were trying to adapt to the more dance driven sound of the day that was becoming the new norm on radio then. The Bee Gees have got to be the prime example of success in that regard. To transition from being young princes of pop folk rock in the late sixties and then fast forward ten years and out of blue to being the undisputed kings of disco 🕺 rock at a time when even putting those two words together in a sentence would’ve been considered sacrilege 😆 but they somehow got away with it and in “BIG”way! A lot of groups from that genre tried to do that at that time…some fairly successfully. Some of them tried a little too hard and would sound contrived and fake to me but but then some really nailed it I thought. ZZ Topp managed to do that with Eliminator and it was great but I was glad when they decided to start going back to their roots and take us back home 🎸
One of my absolute favorites.
this song reminds me of America. The harmonies seemed to me, more like their style. Great reaction, Jay and Amber!
So much CSN is so great. CSNY is great too. Neil Young pursued a solo career early on, but they came back together. Their catalog is pretty big and pretty diverse - but mostly folk rock with a little soul and some regular good ol rock and roll. Ohio is a good song by them it is about 4 students who were shot by the police at Kent State as they were protesting the Vietnam War it is a rocking song big time (written by Neil Young song by CSNY). Really powerful song. Marrkesh Express is definitely a vibe. Neil Young songs Like a Hurricane, Cinnamon Girl, Old Man, Alabama - lots of them.
They could spend a year reacting to everything these guys have touched and not even be close to finishing their catalogs starting with The Byrds and Buffalo Springfield.
You need to do love the one your with by Stephen stills . Great up beat song . Was top ten in its day from the 60’s
Another enjoyable reaction! Hey wanted to beg you guys to react to a few suggestions I think you'll be blown away by. 1st is Fiona Apple, the songs you need to hear are "Sleep to Dream", "Criminal" and "Fast as You Can". Amazing lyricist and songwriter! The 2nd is Portishead, check out "Sour Times" and "Glory Box". I think you two will be a bit blown away by both Fiona Apple and Portishead. I hope you get a chance to discover them! 🙏🤩
Let the memory of the evening be the first thing that you think of when you open up your eyes and see me. 🥰 perfection. Csny