David Crosby,Steven Stills, and Graham Nash-- individually, they're all great vocalists, but when the come together they produce some of the most perfect harmonies ever recorded.
Agree. If you like Harmony's here's a band that's currently doing it VERY Well in case you haven't heard them Recommendation: This group will really blow you away. Honestly. You will be amazed. When they do a cover of another group they do it better than the original in many cases. Why do I think they are so cool... No instruments other than their voices. Watch "Boyz II Men - End of the Road (Home Free Cover)" on TH-cam th-cam.com/video/-lCRFAFtj-A/w-d-xo.html I came across this one first and was an instant fan. Please consider watching Home Free perform a Cover from "Maren Morris - My Church" on TH-cam th-cam.com/video/Q5ubZfnKAN4/w-d-xo.html Then check out more of their own stuff, which is REALLY good too. Watch "Home Free - Dive Bar Saints (Official Music Video)" on TH-cam th-cam.com/video/py4H2w71Ndk/w-d-xo.html Some SERIOUS bass in this Classic... and again NO instruments... Watch "Man of Constant Sorrow (Home Free Cover)" on TH-cam th-cam.com/video/-ew_bfFvros/w-d-xo.html This one is hilarious Watch "The Butts Remix - Home Free" on TH-cam th-cam.com/video/IA0WCc3vTls/w-d-xo.html Enjoy!
Graham Nash sang with the Hollies before CSN. You should check out the Hollies "Magic Woman Touch", "Air that I Breathe" and "He Ain't Heavy" if you like harmony.
@@oldcrow6990 I hate to say it, but as I get older, I find myself living in the past through this kind of music. Music today just sucks. How can anything that's come out in the last 25 years even compare? When the end comes, I'll be listening to the Moody Blues, the Who, and Kate Bush.
Crosby, Stills and Nash met in Laurel Caynon in the 60s. They all belonged to other band at the time. But when they realized that their voices harmonized so well together, they formed a band. And they were awesome.
Stephen Stills not only wrote this entire song but he also played all of the instruments on this recording except for the drums. He actually played most of the instruments on their first album. A talented guy for sure!
I grew up on this band. This song is like a ballad and philosophy for the baby boomers. I bet I heard it 100,000 times. Still love it. By the way, I bet your friends adore you. I love watching you dig on the music! You'd be a joy to hang out with. Please stay safe at all costs.
The days of the acoustic guitar...We had a group of 5 or 6 that would get together in a park or beach and start playing and soon there were girls everywhere. We couldn't sing like these guys, but you didn't have to. Mix in early Eagles, some Cat Stevens or Jim Croce and Paul Simon and you could play for hours. I miss those days and some of the guys are no longer on this earth, but they are with me and in my head I can always go back there when I hear songs like this.
Carry On, Woodstock, Teach your children, Almost Cut My Hair, the live rendition of Suite Judy Blue Eyes at the 1969 Woodstock performance was the 2nd time they played in front of an audience. Woodstock which they made famous was written by Joni Mitchell. Another song, Wooden Ships.
It’s amazing to see these younger guys react to this music from fifty years ago. I went through high school listening to CSNY. Sorry guys, our generation made the best music. Period.
This song is about singer Judy Collins. She was in a relationship with Stephen Stills, and this is about the demise of that relationship. Listen to the line, “...ruby-throated sparrow” that’s describing JUDY.
@@davisworth5114 So, I'll tell you what - numbskull. A lot of people would be interested in knowing who this song is about. It's about an awesome folk singer with gorgeous blue eyes whose music we all love. Grow up and start appreciating things.
This ismy all time favorite Crosby Stills and Nash song! I've been requesting it to a few reactors. I believe you were one of them. And so far you are the onky one that I know of. My first remembrence of hearing this song was from my dad's Woodstock Lp. It was '75 and I was 3 years old when I heard it and it was tearing through my dad's stereo speakers in the living room. Thank you so much for enjoying it with us! 😊
This is my parents song. Heard my dad sing it to her once and he also got up and sang it solo in a bar to her (note perfect) when the power failed. My dad's got a great voice still.
When I was a little kid growing up in Massachusetts, the Boston Celtics TV broadcast used to use this song (the "doo-doo-doo-doo" part) at the beginning of games. So, oddly I associate this song with John Havlicek, Dave Cowens, Jojo White and coach Tom Heinsohn.
I was 9 , in 1969 , , I was hooked to " Suite Judy Blue Eye's" and CSN&Y the first time listening on my transistor radio a.m. . The Godfathers of "Woodstock" 3 Days. 🐦🎸🎶🎤✌💜. I had the joy of meeting Stephen Stills in the latter 80's. after a concert. Unforgettable.
Originally each member was part of different groups. They eventually got together and sang a little with Joni Mitchell and realized they had a special one of a kind sound. The rest is music history 🎵🎶
WHO ARE THE EIGHT *MORONS* WHO DISLIKED THIS??!! friggin beautiful man, imma have to subscribe off this reaction, I already watched another of your CSNY videos and I love the vibe. You are catching all the beauty and harmony and majesty of this group... its like you said (paraphrasing) each member has a distinct voice and each instrument comes into its own, but when they all blend together it is seamless and it is POWERFUL! please keep reacting to CSNY and other diverse and great artists, you have a great musical sensibility and its such a pleasure to watch you experience songs I have loved for decades for the first time... such feels... such nostalgia... really brings me back... [happy tears]
This song is truly epic musical journey... So many textures and layers. It doesn't need to be louder, close your eyes as you mentioned, and your focus will become louder. These guys were tight musically because they jammed all the time. Laurel Canyon in the Hollywood Hills is where the musicians of that heyday communed; Joni Mitchell, Jim Morrison, the Mama's & the Papa's, the parties they had would birth new songs and impromptu concerts. For more CSN, checkout Carry On, Teach Your Children, Woodstock (Joni Mitchell's composition), Guinnevere, Just a Song Before I Go... You'll be mesmerized by the harmonies!
So glad you played this. They are my favorite group for harmonies. Also wanted to mention that Suite Judy Blue Eyes was written for Judy Collins, who is my favorite folk singer. It's all good!
Absolutely loved your reactions to this beautiful song! This is my Mothers favorite song of all time and she introduced this to me when I was a kid and it still speaks to me today. It's a beautiful timeless gem and so happy you enjoyed it so much🙂✌️
You said it sounded like they had been singing together for a long time. In fact, this is their first album...Woodstock was their second live performance. All three are in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame twice. Check out Wooden Ships or Wasted on the Way.
By all accounts, the first time the three of them sang together - possibly at Mama Cass's house - they just gelled within seconds. Voices made for each other.
Listening to these songs through reactors like you just makes me so incredibly grateful that I was raised on the music I was raised on, because I used to wonder if maybe it was just that brain trick we have where we all think the music we fell in love with in that period of our lives is better because we have the emotional connection or whatever... but based on everybody's reactions it's just really objectively amazing stuff and I'm grateful that I got to grow up on it. Thank you Mom! And then thank you to the accident of time that said I grew up in the 80s/90s after that! And thank you to reactors like you for letting me know that this stuff is so damn good and it's not just me!
When they cut this album they weren't singing together very long. They formed in '68, cut the album in '69, and blew Woodstock away with this song in the summer of '69!..read their individual backgrounds, (along with Neil Young)..All very accomplished singer/songwriters, and musicians by this time...Stephen Stills wrote this one, but they all could write..
My dad showed me this when I just started getting into music when I was around 11 or 12. Really he gave me his Neil Young stuff, but some of that included this 'Crosby, Stills, and Nash" because Neil worked with then for what's commonly referred to as "CSNY" (Crosby, Stills, Nash, and Young)
One of the greatest groups. Awesome!!! I used to listen to this as loud as I could and you could not sit still. Thank you. Really like watching hearing this great music with fresh ears.
Crosby Stills and Nash are so amazing, loved this song since it came out in the 70s. Haven’t heard it for a while but listening to it right now it just blew me away. Your appreciation to this kind of music is awesome. Love, love your reaction. ❤️💕
This was one of my favourite bands and songs by them when I was a teenager. Their harmonies are almost unmatched. I am surprised that you are reacting to this song. No one that I have been watching has done this. Cheers
I wish it was louder too sweetheart, but we can hear it and the wonderful harmonies. I remember Graham Nash in the Hollies, I love listening to their music. Your reactions were brilliant as always and you have a wonderful smile Jayvee. Take care and stay safe please my friend Mary-Ellen UK
The whole Deja Vu album was amazing. 'Almost Cut My Hair' and 'Country Girl' are wonderful. And 'Our House' is the sweetest little love song. Also, their song 'Chicago' was a strong protest song against the treatment of anti-war protestors. I think you'd love these.
Sung by Judy Collins: Send in The Clowns - Stephen Sondheim Suzanne - Leonard Cohen Both Sides - Joni Mitchell In My Life - Lennon & McCartney Hard Lovin' Loser - Richard Farina City of New Orleans - Steve Goodman Brother Can You Spare a Dime - Yip Harburg
I still miss hearing Neil Young with them. He made a surprise appearance with them on stage at Staples Center in LA, some years ago. That was a fan pleasing epic performance by all. Their harmony's are steller! Nice Sunday morning music. Peace out!
I don't think they have a bad song. My favorite band still to this day and I've been listening to them for years. My grown kids will tell you they're my favorite, 'cause they grew up listening to them as well. I saw them in concert once as CSNY (with Neil Young) and once as CSN. Great concerts - both of them!
LOVE CSN . Saw them in concert in 1992 , outdoors , at the bottom of a mountain at Stowe, Vermont . My girlfriend at the time , and now wife of 23 yrs , and I snuck our way to 1 st Row near the end of the show. Saw about 3songs with them 10 ft. in front of us , so cool. " Teach Your Children Well " is a big hit , " Woodstock " ( About the concert, written by Joni Mitchell ) is another , also " Helplessly Hoping " is a real nice one. You can't really go wrong with them , they're so good. Enjoy your reactions , Cheers !
You enjoy harmonies so much you will LOVE this! Funny you have a T-shirt that reads: HOLLI. Graham Nash was with the Hollies, a top British Invasion group from the north of England; David Crosby was with the Byrds and Stephen Stills was with the Buffalo Springfield (wrote 'For What It's Worth' which you reacted to in another video).
One of my top 10 albums to listen to in the 70’s I love Stephen Stills voice, hell of a guitar player as well !!!!! I’m almost crying now, bringing back some really good, and sad times as well !! Enjoy my friend!! 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
All of their previous bands were three part harmony groups. Crosby, from The Byrds, Stills, from Buffalo Springfield (with Neil Young), and Nash, with The Hollies. Well worth checking them all out.
Daniel Storm hey, still cool now! We were there when ‘it’ happened....we grew up with amazing music and the lyrics meant something -love songs, break up songs, and POLITICAL songs.... a helluva a generation
Wooden Ships is a tune you should react to. It has it all, great musicianship and fantastic harmonies . As you all say these days this song is a banger.
The song is about Judy Collins. Collins does an unforgettable version of Amazing Grace. No embellished over singing. The no chorus version is my fave. She sounds like an angel.
David Gilmour wrote a song called on an island which is a phenomenal David Gilmour song but Crosby Stills saying the backup vocals for it and it's quite exquisite
Stephen Stills (the guy in the middle) sings lead and plays the instruments on this. Nash and Crosby added their harmonies after. Written for Judy Collins (Stills' girlfriend at the time).
This amazing vocals what today's pop music is missing, back then there were 3-4 people singing(CSNY, Queen, The Mamas and the Papas and so on) I like "Our House" from Crosby, Stills, Nash and Young.
Great album, among many others. Check them out out at their Woodstock performance. It made their career. They were so good together. When Neil Young joined them,they were great too. Thanks for your reactions. Mrs. Ward here.
You are in the Crosby Stills and Nash rabbitt hole. Such an amazing group . Another one from my teens/20s.. music then was so amazing. Substance . That is why I still listen to this stuff now mostly. L
Tons more great material......."Helplessly Hoping" "Carry On" "Woodstock" "Wooden Ships" "Teach Your Children" "49 Bye-Byes" it goes on and on....A personal favorite of mine, with a great backstory, is "Our House". When Joni Mitchell was living in Laurel Canyon and Graham Nash was her boyfriend, they went antique shopping one cool, dreary winter day. On the ride home, they discussed maybe just building a fire and staying in the rest of the day. When they got home Graham told Joni that he would gather up some wood, and for her to go on in. They proceeded to sit at the piano and write the song that very afternoon........."I'll light the fire, while you place the flowers in the vase that you bought today......" Great song!
This song reminds me of childhood, summer .mornings....the sun out, birds singing and the distant sounds of lawnmowers running...the smell of fresh cut grass.🌸🌼❤💕🌼🌸
You got it, spot on!!!!! You understand why they slapped the hell out of our ears in the 60s! It’s cool that you have an ear for good music, and it doesn’t have to be tied to what’s hip at the moment, or what’s culturally relevant.
Crosby wrote this song about Judy Collins! She & Crosby dated for a while, but she never wanted to stay the night, sometimes taking off right after they had sex!
When they played this at Woodstock it was only their second time playing as a group (though they each had well known careers prior to joining up). This was also the song that got me to start taking guitar lessons. (Found out I love music, but the only instrument I should play is the stereo).
Along with Cream & Blind Faith, one of the first supergroups. A “Suite” is several different short songs combined into one longer song. This is the best example I know of.
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David Crosby,Steven Stills, and Graham Nash-- individually, they're all great vocalists, but when the come together they produce some of the most perfect harmonies ever recorded.
Agree.
If you like Harmony's here's a band that's currently doing it VERY Well in case you haven't heard them
Recommendation: This group will really blow you away. Honestly. You will be amazed. When they do a cover of another group they do it better than the original in many cases. Why do I think they are so cool... No instruments other than their voices.
Watch "Boyz II Men - End of the Road (Home Free Cover)" on TH-cam
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I came across this one first and was an instant fan. Please consider watching Home Free perform a Cover from "Maren Morris - My Church" on TH-cam
th-cam.com/video/Q5ubZfnKAN4/w-d-xo.html
Then check out more of their own stuff, which is REALLY good too.
Watch "Home Free - Dive Bar Saints (Official Music Video)" on TH-cam
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Some SERIOUS bass in this Classic... and again NO instruments...
Watch "Man of Constant Sorrow (Home Free Cover)" on TH-cam
th-cam.com/video/-ew_bfFvros/w-d-xo.html
This one is hilarious
Watch "The Butts Remix - Home Free" on TH-cam
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Enjoy!
Graham Nash sang with the Hollies before CSN. You should check out the Hollies "Magic Woman Touch", "Air that I Breathe" and "He Ain't Heavy" if you like harmony.
Ronald Elkins I saw them live at Jones Beach Amphitheater I the around 2004 or 5 and they sounded as good as ever.
Don't forget Dark Star! All time favorite by them!
And Graham didn’t sing on any of those.
I think it is so cool you love these oldies. Makes me feel young again. Enjoy my friend. Enjoy.
"Teach Your Children"
We wore that album out when it came out. I didn't know a single person who didn't have a copy.
It was my favorite too. My brother brought it home from Vietnam and gave it to me.
My sister had this and played it all the time ❤️
@@oldcrow6990 I hate to say it, but as I get older, I find myself living in the past through this kind of music. Music today just sucks. How can anything that's come out in the last 25 years even compare? When the end comes, I'll be listening to the Moody Blues, the Who, and Kate Bush.
@@oldcrow6990 Hoping u and your brother are well in these perilous times. Tell him I thank him for his service. He has impeccable taste.
I did too! 💞✌
“Carry On “ “Deja Vu.” “Ohio” “Woodstock”. “Marrakesh Express” “Our House”.
Yes....Carry On!
Wooden Ships - Ohio is Neil Young by himself
Stuart Hastie EXACTLY what he said
Southern Cross is one of my favorite songs by them!
Totally agree.
When you hear different sounds coming to each ear, that is true stereo (not mono). I enjoyed your reaction a lot. Great tune!
One of my mother's favorite bands. I'm glad I had the chance to take her to one of their concerts before she died.
Seen them in Durban S Africa magical.
Beautiful memory ❤️❤️❤️
Crosby, Stills and Nash met in Laurel Caynon in the 60s. They all belonged to other band at the time. But when they realized that their voices harmonized so well together, they formed a band. And they were awesome.
Stephen Stills not only wrote this entire song but he also played all of the instruments on this recording except for the drums. He actually played most of the instruments on their first album. A talented guy for sure!
I grew up on this band. This song is like a ballad and philosophy for the baby boomers. I bet I heard it 100,000 times. Still love it.
By the way, I bet your friends adore you. I love watching you dig on the music! You'd be a joy to hang out with. Please stay safe at all costs.
The days of the acoustic guitar...We had a group of 5 or 6 that would get together in a park or beach and start playing and soon there were girls everywhere. We couldn't sing like these guys, but you didn't have to. Mix in early Eagles, some Cat Stevens or Jim Croce and Paul Simon and you could play for hours. I miss those days and some of the guys are no longer on this earth, but they are with me and in my head I can always go back there when I hear songs like this.
Carry On, Woodstock, Teach your children, Almost Cut My Hair, the live rendition of Suite Judy Blue Eyes at the 1969 Woodstock performance was the 2nd time they played in front of an audience. Woodstock which they made famous was written by Joni Mitchell. Another song, Wooden Ships.
They had terrific harmonies. Their album called Deja Vu is one of the top 10 best produced albums all time. Any song from that album is a classic.
I've always thought this song was them showcasing how fantastic their harmonies were. They are so good!
Heavenly harmonies. Song has always really touched me, so much heart, makes you teary eyed sometimes.
Thanks for reacting to this! Please consider reacting to 'Carry On' or 'Deja Vu' for more of their great harmonies!
It’s amazing to see these younger guys react to this music from fifty years ago. I went through high school listening to CSNY. Sorry guys, our generation made the best music. Period.
Stills and Crosby are both incredible talents, but it was Graham Nash that made their vocals magical
Graham Nash adds so much. He’s my favorite of the bunch. 💜
This song is about singer Judy Collins. She was in a relationship with Stephen Stills, and this is about the demise of that relationship. Listen to the line, “...ruby-throated sparrow” that’s describing JUDY.
Judy Collins from COLORADO. So many tunes and stories of them in telluride Boulder and aspen.
So what?
@@davisworth5114 lol! You sound like you're in junior high!!
@@davisworth5114 So, I'll tell you what - numbskull. A lot of people would be interested in knowing who this song is about. It's about an awesome folk singer with gorgeous blue eyes whose music we all love. Grow up and start appreciating things.
This ismy all time favorite Crosby Stills and Nash song! I've been requesting it to a few reactors. I believe you were one of them. And so far you are the onky one that I know of. My first remembrence of hearing this song was from my dad's Woodstock Lp. It was '75 and I was 3 years old when I heard it and it was tearing through my dad's stereo speakers in the living room. Thank you so much for enjoying it with us! 😊
This is my parents song. Heard my dad sing it to her once and he also got up and sang it solo in a bar to her (note perfect) when the power failed. My dad's got a great voice still.
Among the best trio harmonies in the history of pop music!👍🏻👍🏻
When I was a little kid growing up in Massachusetts, the Boston Celtics TV broadcast used to use this song (the "doo-doo-doo-doo" part) at the beginning of games. So, oddly I associate this song with John Havlicek, Dave Cowens, Jojo White and coach Tom Heinsohn.
I was 9 , in 1969 , , I was hooked to " Suite Judy Blue Eye's" and CSN&Y the first time listening on my transistor radio a.m. . The Godfathers of "Woodstock" 3 Days. 🐦🎸🎶🎤✌💜. I had the joy of meeting Stephen Stills in the latter 80's. after a concert. Unforgettable.
Before CSN CSN&Y Steven Stills was in the band Buffalo Springfield. Check out For What It's Worth.
So was Neil Young
Another great choice. Neil Young joined this group and put them right over the top after this. Keep it up with this great old material.
They were already on top without NY - this was the album of the summer, it was everywhere.
Originally each member was part of different groups. They eventually got together and sang a little with Joni Mitchell and realized they had a special one of a kind sound. The rest is music history 🎵🎶
Great reaction to this classic song. Alot of great music by them.
WHO ARE THE EIGHT *MORONS* WHO DISLIKED THIS??!!
friggin beautiful man, imma have to subscribe off this reaction, I already watched another of your CSNY videos and I love the vibe. You are catching all the beauty and harmony and majesty of this group... its like you said (paraphrasing) each member has a distinct voice and each instrument comes into its own, but when they all blend together it is seamless and it is POWERFUL!
please keep reacting to CSNY and other diverse and great artists, you have a great musical sensibility and its such a pleasure to watch you experience songs I have loved for decades for the first time... such feels... such nostalgia... really brings me back... [happy tears]
Helplessly Hoping - another of their great ones 🤗
I love that song!
My Dads fave RIP
One of my all time favorites. And Teach Your Children.
Bill McKay Another great one 👍
That song created the band. The genius of Stephen Stills...who was pretty much a one man band for the first album.
This song is truly epic musical journey... So many textures and layers. It doesn't need to be louder, close your eyes as you mentioned, and your focus will become louder. These guys were tight musically because they jammed all the time. Laurel Canyon in the Hollywood Hills is where the musicians of that heyday communed; Joni Mitchell, Jim Morrison, the Mama's & the Papa's, the parties they had would birth new songs and impromptu concerts. For more CSN, checkout Carry On, Teach Your Children, Woodstock (Joni Mitchell's composition), Guinnevere, Just a Song Before I Go... You'll be mesmerized by the harmonies!
So glad you played this. They are my favorite group for harmonies. Also wanted to mention that Suite Judy Blue Eyes was written for Judy Collins, who is my favorite folk singer. It's all good!
This song is lyrics, harmony and music at its best! Nothing can touch this!
Absolutely loved your reactions to this beautiful song! This is my Mothers favorite song of all time and she introduced this to me when I was a kid and it still speaks to me today. It's a beautiful timeless gem and so happy you enjoyed it so much🙂✌️
Funny your shirt should say "Holli" because one of the members, Graham Nash, was in the band The Hollies.
I thought the same thing!
Me too!
You said it sounded like they had been singing together for a long time. In fact, this is their first album...Woodstock was their second live performance. All three are in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame twice. Check out Wooden Ships or Wasted on the Way.
Wooden ships please!!
Henry Cole , for pure harmony, had to beat Helplessly Hoping!
By all accounts, the first time the three of them sang together - possibly at Mama Cass's house - they just gelled within seconds. Voices made for each other.
Listening to these songs through reactors like you just makes me so incredibly grateful that I was raised on the music I was raised on, because I used to wonder if maybe it was just that brain trick we have where we all think the music we fell in love with in that period of our lives is better because we have the emotional connection or whatever... but based on everybody's reactions it's just really objectively amazing stuff and I'm grateful that I got to grow up on it. Thank you Mom! And then thank you to the accident of time that said I grew up in the 80s/90s after that!
And thank you to reactors like you for letting me know that this stuff is so damn good and it's not just me!
Just loved it when it got to “Friday Evening.............your smile says it all!
When they cut this album they weren't singing together very long. They formed in '68, cut the album in '69, and blew Woodstock away with this song in the summer of '69!..read their individual backgrounds, (along with Neil Young)..All very accomplished singer/songwriters, and musicians by this time...Stephen Stills wrote this one, but they all could write..
Southern Man, by Neil Young. It's pretty deep. He was part of CSNY.
Steve D'Amico Saw them 4 Months after Woodstock at Balboa Stadium San Diego
Not to mention that Woodstock was only their second live performance (they first played a small club a few days before Woodstock).
@@JoePastorgomezLucky you!..I saw them once in '74 at Roosevelt raceway here on Long Island.
Exactly. So, now, the rabbit hole is Buffalo Springfield, The Byrds and The Hollies!!!!!
My dad showed me this when I just started getting into music when I was around 11 or 12. Really he gave me his Neil Young stuff, but some of that included this 'Crosby, Stills, and Nash" because Neil worked with then for what's commonly referred to as "CSNY" (Crosby, Stills, Nash, and Young)
One of the greatest groups. Awesome!!! I used to listen to this as loud as I could and you could not sit still. Thank you. Really like watching hearing this great music with fresh ears.
Crosby Stills and Nash are so amazing, loved this song since it came out in the 70s. Haven’t heard it for a while but listening to it right now it just blew me away. Your appreciation to this kind of music is awesome. Love, love your reaction. ❤️💕
The true kings of three part Harmony! There might be a close second with a couple of groups, but these guys are and always will be the best!
Definitely one of my favorite songs of ALL time!
This was one of my favourite bands and songs by them when I was a teenager. Their harmonies are almost unmatched. I am surprised that you are reacting to this song. No one that I have been watching has done this. Cheers
These guys are great! "Just a song before I Go." is another good one.
Deja Vu is great song by Crosby Stills, Nash and Young. Beautiful harmonies!
Whole album is great - "Carry On", "Deja Vu", "Almost Cut My Hair"...
PLAY SOUTHERN CROSS, I LOVE SEEING A YOUNG MAN DISCOVERING CS AND NASH. PEACE FROM THE 60'S..
Known that tune for 50yrs. So good to see your reaction after all these years. Nice one.
I wish it was louder too sweetheart, but we can hear it and the wonderful harmonies. I remember Graham Nash in the Hollies, I love listening to their music. Your reactions were brilliant as always and you have a wonderful smile Jayvee. Take care and stay safe please my friend Mary-Ellen UK
You could put these guys in a vault and this is what they would sound like! All 3 lead vocalist!
Helplessly Hoping...beautiful song. Also about Judy Collins.
Singing in chords,he bass and rhythms are special too.
The whole Deja Vu album was amazing. 'Almost Cut My Hair' and 'Country Girl' are wonderful. And 'Our House' is the sweetest little love song. Also, their song 'Chicago' was a strong protest song against the treatment of anti-war protestors. I think you'd love these.
Do you mean Ohio?
A time when songs had meaning and vocals were dope.
Sung by Judy Collins:
Send in The Clowns - Stephen Sondheim
Suzanne - Leonard Cohen
Both Sides - Joni Mitchell
In My Life - Lennon & McCartney
Hard Lovin' Loser - Richard Farina
City of New Orleans - Steve Goodman
Brother Can You Spare a Dime - Yip Harburg
And my favorite
Who Knows Where the Time Goes - Sandy Denny
I still miss hearing Neil Young with them. He made a surprise appearance with them on stage at Staples Center in LA, some years ago. That was a fan pleasing epic performance by all. Their harmony's are steller! Nice Sunday morning music. Peace out!
This song is like an anthem as well as so many CSN& Y songs......for an entire era/generation
Crosby and Stills had known each-other for a while but Nash was fresh from “The Hollis” in England.
I don't think they have a bad song. My favorite band still to this day and I've been listening to them for years. My grown kids will tell you they're my favorite, 'cause they grew up listening to them as well. I saw them in concert once as CSNY (with Neil Young) and once as CSN. Great concerts - both of them!
what a group they were ! can't get enough
This is my absolute favorite song from Crosby, Stills and Nash.
LOVE CSN .
Saw them in concert in 1992 , outdoors , at the bottom of a mountain at Stowe, Vermont .
My girlfriend at the time , and now wife of 23 yrs , and I snuck our way to 1 st Row near the end of the show. Saw about 3songs with them 10 ft. in front of us , so cool.
" Teach Your Children Well " is a big hit , " Woodstock " ( About the concert, written by Joni Mitchell ) is another , also " Helplessly Hoping " is a real nice one.
You can't really go wrong with them , they're so good.
Enjoy your reactions ,
Cheers !
Thx for this ' feel it with the heart ' reaction
I'm born '69 and the music that time is my ear-honey since i was 5 years and will ever be .
You enjoy harmonies so much you will LOVE this! Funny you have a T-shirt that reads: HOLLI. Graham Nash was with the Hollies, a top British Invasion group from the north of England; David Crosby was with the Byrds and Stephen Stills was with the Buffalo Springfield (wrote 'For What It's Worth' which you reacted to in another video).
Hey, they wrote the songs and played the instruments. They are regarded as a super group, as each had come from very successful bands.
Love this album ! Classic
One of my top 10 albums to listen to in the 70’s I love Stephen Stills voice, hell of a guitar player as well !!!!! I’m almost crying now, bringing back some really good, and sad times as well !! Enjoy my friend!! 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
My favorite song by them! Thanks for this one!
All of their previous bands were three part harmony groups. Crosby, from The Byrds, Stills, from Buffalo Springfield (with Neil Young), and Nash, with The Hollies. Well worth checking them all out.
Us "old folks" were on to something back then. When we were young, we were cool!!
Daniel Storm hey, still cool now! We were there when ‘it’ happened....we grew up with amazing music and the lyrics meant something -love songs, break up songs, and POLITICAL songs.... a helluva a generation
Wooden Ships is a tune you should react to. It has it all, great musicianship and fantastic harmonies . As you all say these days this song is a banger.
The song is about Judy Collins. Collins does an unforgettable version of Amazing Grace. No embellished over singing. The no chorus version is my fave. She sounds like an angel.
David Gilmour wrote a song called on an island which is a phenomenal David Gilmour song but Crosby Stills saying the backup vocals for it and it's quite exquisite
One of the first "Supergroups". Check out their original bands, The Byrds, The Hollies, and Buffalo Springfield.
Stephen Stills (the guy in the middle) sings lead and plays the instruments on this. Nash and Crosby added their harmonies after. Written for Judy Collins (Stills' girlfriend at the time).
One of my favorite songs by David Crosby and Graham Nash came a little later (1971), "Immigration Man" from their eponymous album.
This amazing vocals what today's pop music is missing, back then there were 3-4 people singing(CSNY, Queen, The Mamas and the Papas and so on) I like "Our House" from Crosby, Stills, Nash and Young.
Great album, among many others. Check them out out at their Woodstock performance. It made their career. They were so good together. When Neil Young joined them,they were great too. Thanks for your reactions. Mrs. Ward here.
Their 2nd time ever on stage was in front of a crowd of 400,000+ at Woodstock 😉🎸 😎🎙 😆🎸
Yes I remember all the words!! Chills here!!
You are in the Crosby Stills and Nash rabbitt hole. Such an amazing group . Another one from my teens/20s.. music then was so amazing. Substance . That is why I still listen to this stuff now mostly.
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Our House is my comfort song, and has been forever.
Lacy lilting lady, loosing love lamenting......one of my fav’s of the time.
Tons more great material......."Helplessly Hoping" "Carry On" "Woodstock" "Wooden Ships" "Teach Your Children" "49 Bye-Byes" it goes on and on....A personal favorite of mine, with a great backstory, is "Our House". When Joni Mitchell was living in Laurel Canyon and Graham Nash was her boyfriend, they went antique shopping one cool, dreary winter day. On the ride home, they discussed maybe just building a fire and staying in the rest of the day. When they got home Graham told Joni that he would gather up some wood, and for her to go on in. They proceeded to sit at the piano and write the song that very afternoon........."I'll light the fire, while you place the flowers in the vase that you bought today......" Great song!
This song reminds me of childhood, summer .mornings....the sun out, birds singing and the distant sounds of lawnmowers running...the smell of fresh cut grass.🌸🌼❤💕🌼🌸
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Were we not magically weaithy then?
@@michaelscott7462 beautifully stated ❤i grew up without much but had everything- if that makes sense❤ i wouldnt change it for anything☺
You got it, spot on!!!!! You understand why they slapped the hell out of our ears in the 60s! It’s cool that you have an ear for good music, and it doesn’t have to be tied to what’s hip at the moment, or what’s culturally relevant.
the bongo drums were actually Stills playing on the back of his acoustic guitar. Also he played the bass on all the songs and the keyboards.
This is my favourite song of all time
An amazing song from 1977 is :
PLAYER - "Baby Come Back" - Honestly, it's as smooth as silk. Hope you enjoy 💕
Catherine M beautiful song.....Awwwwwwww...... 👍
Man, you've got a great ear for music. You dig all the best stuff, no matter the genre
For some reason this song always makes me think of "fool in the rain" by Zepplin
Crosby wrote this song about Judy Collins! She & Crosby dated for a while, but she never wanted to stay the night, sometimes taking off right after they had sex!
When they played this at Woodstock it was only their second time playing as a group (though they each had well known careers prior to joining up). This was also the song that got me to start taking guitar lessons. (Found out I love music, but the only instrument I should play is the stereo).
Listen to "Wasted on the Way"... a song after they broke up, got back together and realized what they had.
Along with Cream & Blind Faith, one of the first supergroups.
A “Suite” is several different short songs combined into one longer song. This is the best example I know of.
Recorded in 1969 - over fifty years old, a lifetime away !
Harmonies that will melt your mind ☮️
Listen to their song 'Deja Vu' which was written by David Crosby. Brilliant piece. Their first 2 albums are excellent.
Jayee....you need to listen to this at WOODSTOCK ...only the second time they performed live!!! Yea they pulled it off just as well as studio!!!