British guitarist analyses Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young live in 1970!
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- Tonight we're taking a look at Crosby, Stills, Nash and Young performing 'Down by the River' live in 1970!
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God, those were such good days........
I hear you. I truly miss the times when there were amazing singers and authentic musicians out there. Those were halcyon days compared to today.
I believe you.
Never to be repeated, imo. I miss those days... a lot.
@@aliceshaw8265 your so ignorant its hard to know where to start , you sound very angry, issues much?
The music of that era had a special poignancy and their sound with those amazing harmonies will never be duplicated. Neil Young’s guitar added an edginess that contrasted nicely with their mellow sound but it was his song writing that really elevated their stature. The song Ohio is one of the most powerful and culturally relevant ever written due to the extreme social turmoil of the time. Music will never have the relevance that it once had as a platform for commentary like it did then which is somewhat sad as music is simply a commodity nowadays.
I watched them perform live back in 2006 probably for their last time and it was a pleasure to hear their wonderful singing and playing. Definitely a once in a lifetime experience.
So true. But why? I can’t figure it. Cars, music, fashion, design, America’s space program... everything from 1966 to 1970 was outstanding. Today, we run around with paper diapers on our faces, drive emasculated cars, listen to repetitive, simplistic, boring music, wear politically correct clothes, and the magic and originality is gone. Quality vanished.
@@Bmwguy2011 Two words: ebb and flow.
Definitely Ohio was an anthem. And it still is, and should be reborn in these troubled times.
I loved CSN without Neil. I've grown accustomed to his sound. But originally. i thot he was ugly n sang like his privates were in a vice grip. I was a more melody n harmony girl. I like him now way more than when he first came on scene. His writing n sound has grown on me...like Dylan...ugly n couldnt sing. But hes my idol now becuz of the memories his songs evoke for me. And his writing is stellar!
Blue Rodeo from Canada is the only respectworthy heir IMHO.
damn straight. Neil Young can get more expression out of a single note (see Cinnamon Girl) than standard guitar gods can get out of a million notes played at a million miles an hour. I admire any guitarist who knows they should admire Neil's playing despite the lack of obvious 'technique'. The man knows that music is about feeling, not finger gymnastics. I saw him play live twice in Australia and it was unforgettable.
Stills and Young we're totally different guitarists, which made them totally perfect for each other.
The greatest of all the “Super Groups”. Boundless talent on display here. The harmonies you could cut with a knife. What a compliment to the hard rock driving beat, beautiful lush harmonies.
I remember watching this back in the day. They are one of my favorite bands.
Neil got along fine with the other members. But Neil is and always has been an incredibly unique and authentic individual. His unique individuality is the only reason he came and went. With every band or group of musicians he ever played with. BTW, Stephen Stills is the most underrated musician of his Era. Bar none.
Steve B I agree with you especially about Stills for many years I was more of Neil fan than Stephen's but Stephen is incredible
Steve B, Everyone is always claiming this one or that one is underrated. Steven Stills was part of the Super Session Record and he jammed with Hendrix. Personally, on the recordings with Neil, I like Neil more. Steven is the technically better guitarist but Neil is the Godfather of Grunge and the sound of him with Crazy Horse on say, Cowgirl in the Sand is just off the hook. He loved the power of the amps and was an innovator of using all the sounds, including feedback a la Hendrix. I think Stills may be underappreciated nowadays but I see comments on Led Zep videos people talking like they were there and how great they were, blah blah blah, Zeppelin live back in the day were often disappointing. Bonzo and Page liked their drugs and alcohol and often, the drugs didn’t like them.
Personally, I really dislike Neil Young's voice. The tone is whiny and there seems to be no dynamic change throughout the song. Just a matter of personal distaste.
I AGREE! Neil was a ways better song writer, guitarist and vocalist, in that order. But even his guitar style remains very ragged, "staccato" and limited in approach to this day. On the other hand, he gets a lot of mileage out of old Fender Deluxe-style amps.
@@JazzDelMar Agreed. His limitations were plain to hear.
My heart entangles their music and it squeezes it tight like a lover you never want to lose. This was after Woodstock. Classic and bad ass! Such geniuses! Thanks Fil!!!!!!!
Watching it again!!!!!! Ugh! Let’s go back in time..... or not, because you were not born yet! ❤️
This was definitely before Woodstock if that's what you were referring to.
@@mma1st105 I thought Woodstock was in the late 60's.
@@jessiem276 You're right I must've been drinking. Even the title says 1970.
Beautifully said
One of my favorites, along with Cinnamon Girl on the "Everybody Knows This is Nowhere" album by Neil Young and Crazy Horse.
Greg Carlson Agreed! Alabama on Harvest as well. Glorious chorus 👍🏻
Yessssss absolutely it was an awesome time for talent and music
Without Stephen Stills, this band would not have soared to the heights it did. All other members could have been replaced. Stills' songwriting, multi-musicianship and genius production skills are the reasons this was a super group.
It is generally considered that Nash is actually that person.
@@coachhannah2403 Pardon? If you're saying that my description of Stills applies to Graham Nash, I would respectfully disagree. Nash, by his own account, plays guitar at a basic level, whereas Stills is well known to be a virtuoso on the instrument, and is highly proficient in many other instruments. Their debut album was engineered and crafted almost entirely by Stills. Indeed, Nash has stated that when the time came to tour live, they had to hire a band as Stills had played almost every instrument on the record. Yes Nash can sing and is adept at the high harmonies, but he is much like Art Garfunkel in that he is at best a strong suppport for a master songwriter and arranger, rather than possessing a strong engine of creative talent within himself.
@@skylinerunner1695 - But Nash was the stability the band needed. Yes, Young was hired because Still played most lead parts on their eponymous first album. Stills is a very good guitarist. But that is not the band...
@@coachhannah2403 Well Coach, I would argue that Stills was considerably more than a good guitarist and a band ain't much witout great records, but you may know something I don't about Nash and his place within the dynamic.
@@skylinerunner1695 - It was based on some bandmember interviews, but no way have I been able to find them. There was magic and poison in those four individuals.
It was a privilege to live through these times with the opportunity to listen to such talent
To this day, if you blindfolded me and played 5 seconds...could name Neil as the player of that guitar.
I must admit usually I don't like analitical critiques of great artists but this guy seems to "get it" why are these people so good, it's not easy to explain but I think he gets it.
Fil loves music - that's clear and that makes his analysis videos enjoyable even or those of us who don't have that knowledge. Great job.
I love Stills and Young jamming, Saw them together at the Boston Garden on the Stills, Young band tour, 10th row 16 years old. My favorites of all time, had to wait 25years to see them jam together again.
Their music has such a haunting quality to and it grabs you on an emotional level. That in turn cause self reflection whether you want to or not. Amazing performers.
Being 70 years old I've played this song so many times with so many different people and I sill love it . Great analysis of this song
Loved the harmonies and musicianship of CSNY. Thank you FIL for your knowledgeable comments.
David Crosby passed away today at 81 due to poor health, my condolences to his family and longtime associates and fellow musicians who knew David. RIP August 14, 1941 - January 19, 2023
Knew of a lot of musician that never even made it that far considering the hard drug days of the 70's and 80's. David did talk about how his wife really helped him get off all of that and he was able to do some great songs after all that too. Also the full acoustic only show they made is still really good.
I believe someone attributed it to COVID, which is possible. Stills has had it twice despite having the jab. Imagine... three fatal diseases and it might have been COVID. Just taking a nap in his own bed... could not have wished a better end for the man.
Merry Christmas, Fil. Love to hear you dissect this great music. You have been a bright spot in this dark year. It's all about the music, and not at all because you are deliciously easy on the eyes, HONEST!!!😍😬
Lol. No not for me. I’m his mom
@@debishaw9355 Really? The Mom? .... Well, Even so - Fil is certainly OK looking.
Haha thanks! My mum doesn't watch my videos!
4 talented guys who made some really great music together & individually. CSNY can't be beat though. The 4 of them together are magic🤘💙
I always found David Crosby's look entertaining lol my dad said he saw David Crosby solo in New York once and my dad left because he talked politics for like 40 minutes straight 😅
Yes you are absolutely right Fil ! The thing most bands don't have anymore is 4 or 5 guys who can all write songs in the same band, and sing them. Like the Beatles, Moody Blues, CSNY, to name an obvious few.
EXCELLENT! CSN&Y where SO GOOD together in every way! I was a huge fan. Individually each member shone on their own as well! Followed each of them and their solo work. Never got to see them live but l did have the pleasure of seeing Neil in all his brilliance live here in Canada in the late 70s. This is a great performance. Love the live vibe! Great analysis & demo Fil! Thanks! Wishing you a peaceful Holiday and Merry Christmas! 😎🎼🎶🎵🇨🇦🎄🎄
According to Graham Nash himself, he asked Neil Young why he thought they needed him in the band. Neil replied - "Have you heard Stephen and me play together?"
Thanks, Fil, for this. Love this so much......
Love, love, these guys. Stephen and Neil were in Buffalo Springfield together. When asked why should Neil be allowed to be in CSN he said “have you ever heard Neil play guitar with me?” I think their instruments together has such a groovy sound. Always has been. This is so cool to look back. Their music and their voices are so pure. I have a large collection of their albums. My favorite is “4Way Street” which is live also. A true test of talent is performing live. And these guys had it.
The man walking down the steps in the beginning is David Steinberg.
He was a writer for The Smothers Brothers show and he also made appearances as a stand-up comic. This was a show in 1970 called The Music Scene that he hosted frequently. He was very hip as far as the music of those times.
I remember David Steinberg. And the Smothers Brothers.
Great comment.As a Winnipeger I have to point out that Steinberg and Young are both from here.
Great comments. Also, I didn't realize that was David Steinberg in the beginning!
About 1985 I had just moved from the west coast to a suburb of Boston, alone. I heard a rumor that CSN was playing at this tiny fairground the next day, a hot August Saturday. I had no idea where this was, but I found out! I got to the little county fairground in Spencer, Mass just after noon. Sure enough, CSN was there! It was a $20 to get in, but once inside all 50 or so of us in attendance relaxed on the lawn, bought $3 beers and got to hear Crosby, Stills and Nash play for hours and hours! Neil Young wasn't with them. There is a a little-known recording studio nearby at which many big bands like the Rolling Stones have recorded. That's why CSN was in the area. I think the fairgrounds thing was practice for them. One of my best days!
You know, Crosby, Stills, Nash, and Young is still one of my favorite concerts in 2002 before they more or less disbanded because they all hate each other. It was an over easy performance, but they blended in soooooo good vocally, wrote great songs, and got the audience going. Was a privilege and an experience to see these icons on stage.
Bob Dylan hated Neil Young in the late 60's when he realized he was no longer the greatest song writer. From interviews with Bob and Niel together. In fact they were actually best of friends.
I hope someday we will return to the caliber of musicians we had in that era.
I doubt it. There was an explosion of novel songwriting, performance experiences, and production methods and techniques along with new technologies, a cultural revolution, and worldwide communications that had simply never existed before. So much music has been created at this point, that it just gets harder and harder to come up with something new. I was born in 1959 and I think the best years for music were the mid 50s to the mid 70s.
There are really good musicians around these days, but they just don't stand out against history like the pioneers of modern music do.
@@midi510 I agree. In the opinion of Graham Nash, the reason The Beatles - and not The Hollies and others - was the pre-eminent band of their day, was because they were so connected with the sexual revolution in the 60s. It was such a powerful fusion of entertainment and culture.
The 80s was a great era as well. It was dominated with fine recording techniques in the studio (there was hardly an album made with bad recording quality) and it showcased such an eclectic suite of bands and musical genres.
The 90s went all introverted and weird (to me), but there were still some great bands around like No Doubt and Red Hot Chilli Peppers.
Since 2000, there has been a growth of more feminine singer-songwriters that simply would have had no chance of survival before 2000. They're still good, just softer and mostly less aggressive.
Bit by bit the wow factor is going out of music.
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I'm really not a fan of most of the 90s music. I feel like I'm being yelled (or screamed) at and I don't like being yelled at. I was yelled at enough when I was a kid. I feel like the band, especially the vocalist, is venting on me. I like music that gives me a sense of love, beauty, peace, excitement, eroticism, or adventure . I like the blues, to, but that's done in a way that expresses the singer's troubles without laying them on me. It's not my fault. With the 90s music, even if the words don't express it, the energy blames me for the singer's angst.
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You people have no idea what you are talking about
Listen to Blue Rodeo. Neil is an amateur compared to them. You're welcome.
Fil, I think you should also do a couple of Byrds songs from the 60's - 8 miles high or mr tambourine man. They had a very unique guitar sound and there's an interesting story as to how that came about as well as how they changed tambourine man from Dylan's folk music style to something that could get radio air play and sell records! A seminal 60's band.
I second the motion, excellent idea!
A friend of mine and I, we have both been playing guitar for over 40 years, we’re independently watching this video. Without talking to each other both of us started consciously playing differently because some of the things you said in this video. We talked today, and found out both of us had the same experience. So pretty funny, and thank you.
Came for the analysis, stayed for the guitar lesson. Your explanation of the chord tones was very, very enlightening and and spot on. Thank you!
No problem!
Great performance at their prime!
Fil.
Wishing you and yours, a blessed Christmas season.
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Wow what a memory: as they started singing, Tin Soldiers and Nixon’s coming, we all in that Cleveland Stadium stood up. The knew what moved that stadium full of young people. With this beautiful band performing ,part of history
This is so great! The guitars and singing is really good 👍
Great video. It's easy to forget what an amazing combination of voices and guitars they were. The first two CSN albums were great on their own, but adding Neil, like the Stones adding Mick Taylor, totally changed the band into an ass kicking blues-rock/ hard rock band.
I’ve seen CSN and Neil Young separately several times, and only once together. All times were great!
Fil you are the BEST thing 2020 had to offer! Thanks Mate! Merry Christmas!
Haha thanks Pam!
Thank you so much Fil another one of my favorite bands of my era. Another group of sheer talent and harmonizing you just do not see today That was the sixties and seventies what can I say awesome time for music 🎵
This is my fav analysis fil. you're so talented.
Neil Young playing his one note is reminiscent of Roger Hodgson repetitively hitting the same keys on the piano (cf Crime of the Century) to get a grand, hallowed feel into the music. It also builds up the suspense.
Thanks for a great analysis! Best wishes for a peaceful and safe Christmas!
These gentlemen featured very prominently in my musical development, back in the 70's and 80's we jammed out on their catalogue on a regular basis! Great to see this Fil, their legacy lives on.
Supergroup? Definately. The 3 didn't like Neil much, even less as a band member. He'd come out seperately + do his tunes. (4 Way Street). Neil is such a great songwriter + Steve on guitar, WOW! They were quite the pair on" Bluebird " Buffalo Springfield. Probably the 1st supergroup in rock. Another wonderful pick Brother Fil! A rather eclectic mix of personnel. A hippy, an acoustic guitarist with a folk stripe, an Englishman + a Canadian Indian. I'm certainly a fan of theirs!..... Long ago Neil would drive me nuts with his electric playing until one day I got my mind right. People change the #1 string alot, Neil changes his #5 instead!! Ha.
Have a Great Christ-Mass Brother Fil, Love your show.
P. S. Ya like how Neil + Steve pumped it up coming out of the jam. Audience was digging it! Ha. Great pic !!
I don't like nyoung either.never did like this song much.not a fan.takes all kinds.
@@johnwingate8799 Your loss .
On guitar, Stephen was the technician and editor, Neil the wild man, much like Robbie Robertson in the days of Ronnie Hawkins. They were quite a team.
@@johnwingate8799 as a woman I gotta disagree lol 😍
Happy Holidays to you! Thanks for hours of music, learning, and enjoyment over the past year!
No problem, happy holidays to you too!
Thanks for the Christmas present!
Neil is the master of the one note or one string solo -- nb Southern Man, as well.
He owns it.
Cinnamon girl
@@Scottocaster6668 hand claps too 👏
There's was a reactor, reacting to 2112 by Rush. He mentioned they were all musical polymaths. Listening to your brilliant analysis of this reaction to your of CSN&Y, I realized these guys are too! And oh! Lets not forget the 4 boys from Liverpool! Lol!
They were so good then! Merry Christmas and Happy New Year Phil! By the way, I admire how good you are analyzing and playing!
Happy Christmas everyone!
Thank-you for all your fantastic work.
Thanks for the in depth breakdown on guitar of a classic rock song ! Saw CSN&Y in Boston on their Tour of America 2002. It was awesome. Still have the ticket stub: section CLB129, row C, seat 1.🤘Merry Christmas!🎅🎄☮️
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🎄Merry Christmas, Filipe!🎄
I love Wooden Ships. Fil you are the consummate gentleman and the best musical analysts on TH-cam. May 2021 be a blessed and prosperous year in your life.
Watched the last half of the live stream last night and catching up on the first half today. You could review CS&N and CSN&Y a dozen times and I'd never get tired of them. I love the guitar playing background. Merry Christmas!🤘
Neil had polio when he was young. It still affects the use of his left hand which has greatly informed and influenced his playing style.
Wonderful performance and analysis Fil. There used to be a bus driver here in Bristol who was the spitting image of the older David Crosby. Always made me smile to see him.
yay! love this band and Neil is from my homeland, Canada.
singer songwriting at its best. Neil is excellent and Stephen is on his best behavior. So much sound, extremely balanced. Very rich.
Hav always loved C, S, N, & Y..as well as C, S, N. Saw them in the mid 90's @ Red Rocks Amphitheater in Morrison, Co. This performance is just amazing..& thx 4 this one, Fil. 🙂🙂💗💗
I saw them summer of 1969, August 27 at the Greek Theater LA - Joni Mitchell opened.
My girlfriend (Michelle) and I sat in the trees - a tradition at the Greek for those with no tickets. The analysis was great as always. A very cool feature of your analysis are your guitar demonstrations, which I take advantage of to learn the songs and play along. Soloing is out there somewhere.
The Greek Theater in Berkeley has 'the trees' also... really really far from the stage.. but free
@@katiezee2 Hi Kate - I know about those trees too, but they came later and by that time I could buy my way in most of the time. Now about those LA trees; we weren't close, but the trees were pretty much full of people, so it was a sort of party with live music coming from the neighbors yard. Thanks for the reply!
@@MyDsmall Great story! Sounds like your Mom was pretty cool. That kind of stuff happened a lot. One of my close friends saw the Beatles at SF Candlestick with is Aunt. His Aunt was cool.
Aways ❤❤'ed this song Thanks I so enjoy your channel !!🍿
I have only heard Neil Young solo on this song from Live Rust. I didn't realize he did it with CSN as well. Incredible song. Just about every song Neil does is my fav or his :)
Neil played Down By the River on the tonight show with JF about a year ago and it was awesome. He played the full length version with plenty of lead solo. I can't find it on YT. If anyone has it please post it if you can. Nice job as always Fil.
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Stills' solo on the dreadnought needs your magic musical touch, Fil.
Cheers mate, really appreciate your work.
Beautiful! Love this whole vibe ! ❤️
Great analysis and band, TY
Great one Fil. Merry Christmas to you and yours.
Iconic ❗️
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Stills & Young, with the Cowardly Lion in the middle, plus Graham Nash created some amazing music for my generation (and for all time I believe). I was never a fan of Young’s lead guitar playing, but what a fine song writer he was.
David Crosby (imho) always has been a butt-hole of a human being - and still to this day has that horrendous mustache you could sweep your garage floor with. I wish it could have been Stills, Nash, Young, and just about anybody else.
If you haven’t had a chance to watch the live performance of CSN&Y on the Tom Jones Show (TV show back in the late ‘60’s/early ‘70’s) it is really great, AND hilarious at the same time. Tom Jones fronts the band with his HUGE amazing voice and great moves, and Graham Nash also taking some solo ‘singing’ parts (actually you could call it “screeching”) with Jones looking like he’s trying not to laugh. (Makes me wonder if they raised the song by a whole step to accommodate Tom Jones’ voice range).
CSN&Y and Tom Jones - what a mis-match!..... but somehow it still came off pretty well.
And I have just one request unrelated to this video: Can you do (or already have done?) an analysis of Leslie West?
Maybe but he was the strongest writer in my view....
And thanks for the guitar breakdown, Fil. Enhances the enjoyment of this fabulous performance.
C,S &N and C,S, N & Y were such a large part of my formative years. Right there with Emerson, Lake & Palmer, Pink Floyd, Skyhooks, Led Zeppelin, Queen, David Bowie, The Eagles, Jon English, Dire Straits, Billy Joel and Elton John.
oh yeah, you have helped my listening skills too!
Wow! I was 13. I have listened to all of them but I've Neil Young so much. He is very talented.
Well done, my friend. Merry Christmas to you and all your subscribers!
Thanks and to you too!
Fil, thanks for your brilliant analysis of this iconic performance and comparison of the guys' unique playing styles. That jam is too much fun! Wishing you Christmas blessings with lots of good eats! 👱♀️🌴 🍊🌰🍫 💜
chorus DEVINE! voices heavenly! Fil, your smile couldn't get any wider!
Have you watched Bob Dylan and friends sing My Back Pages? Neil was there as well as many of the legends. George Harrison, Tom Petty, with two guitar solos from Clapton and Neil Young. Really worth a listen. Everyone had a verse to sing.
The last song of the show when everyone was on stage and there were i think six that are no longer with us i was incredibly saddened cause they were a part of my growing up
Neil knocked Eric out of the park. Admittedly Clapton’s solo was unusually boring. On the other hand Neil was inspired.
The real and woke vocals were always Neil...the rocking guitar...Neil. He made the group better❤️
Love CSN&Y Their harmonies were revolutionary, Stills is a underrated guitarist. Their 4 way street record is my 2d favorite album ever.Thanks for this fine analysis. One of the greatest concerts is Bob Dylan's 30th anniversary. All my favorite musicians Neil George Eric Bob, Holy Hell. Now that's the concert I wish I'd been at. (My back pages)
60's and 70's sound. Can't be beat.🌷😉
It's always a real pleasure to see and hear your presentation.
Thanks!
We covered this song in college. I sang. Killer. (Literally)
OK then... You were one of two things then; A pretty good singer or brave - or maybe both. Cool comment.
Change was in the air and in the streets in 1970 (graduated HS in 70). Great memories. Fil you always critique excellent bands and musicians in general. The harmony from these legends was pure magic.
The Byrds begat David Crosby.
The Hollies begat Graham Nash.
The Buffalo Springfield begat Stephen Stills and Neil Young.
The rest is history.
Ohh man.Heavy performance.What a time to be alive and young.It’s like you could hear what was going on in the world at the time in the music. Sometimes I’ll be in the car with my Pops listening to some classic music from that time Fil,I’ll look over and say that’s your era pops, that’s your generation.He’ll look over all proud like Yep lol.Great playing and breakdown as usual Fil!RIP to the legend Leslie West 🎸🎸🎸 That guys playing was so soulful and emotional,played some mad tasty licks.Jimi was a huge fan.Maybe Mountain live could be analyzed soon Fil in his memory.Just a idea.Hope you had a good Christmas bro.ROCK/Peace
Wow! What a performance. Stills and Young trading off solos is totally amazing and unrehearsed improvisation. Check out lit Crosby is on the last choruses. Great analysis Fil! Rock!
Long live Neil Young.We named our son Neil.
Love to see Steven and Neil playing together
Wayyyy better format Fil with a nice proportion of the screen allotted to the artist yet still a good size for your commentary! Kudos and thanks for upgrading!
Wow, Neil and Stills just going for it, with Crosby going wild on rhythm. Perfect.
Just catching this one Fil. Just cannot beat that 70's sound. 🌷
Another great review!
Neil Young rules. That is all. My band used to do a really grunge version of this. Very fun to play and sing. The rest of the band used to call Graham Nash "Dad" because he was kinda bossy, I'm thinking. Dallas Taylor was amazing.
Stills and Young were always incredible playing off one another
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It is inspiring that you single-handedly built your channel from the ground up. The interest that you take in researching the artists you feature attracts and holds our attention. Some of your reviews have made me cry (Richard Benson, Billie Holiday, Badfinger) some have left me awestruck by your thoughtfulness to detail (Led Zepplin's origins). And some analysis reviews are memorable for the pure joy and talent (The Righteous Brothers).
You have a gift with your engaging delivery. And you have the skill to describe the lives behind the music. You dazzle us with your ability to demonstrate on your guitar what we just heard and, you have noticeably attractive energy. Always interesting. Great job. ☺️❤️🌟
Thank You.
Merry Christmas, Fil. 🌲☃️🎁❤️🌟
Thanks! Merry Christmas!
Brilliant CSNY albums 4 way street. Thanks
Wishing you and your loved ones a Very Merry Christmas , and Enjoy the warmth of the Season.
Thank you for all your hard work.
Hi..Fil..🧞🧚 i 'll come back to your video..! I,,m listening in th moment " if i could only remember my name.." of david Crosby..Californian harmonies, soft area..Fil.. thank you for your présence. I need you . Fo music, poetry and love. In the velvet of the night.Lot of love' .👑💌
One of my favourite albums of all time is Deja Vu. Favourite song from that album? Almost cut my hair! There's a story there somewhere. Nice one Fil.
My favorite album of all time, too! Listened to it over and over when I was 15.
Merry Christmas Fil I hope you are having a wonderful time
Very good breakdown, Fil. What a year. The early golden era of rock music.