Stephen Stills - Go Back Home - 3/23/1979 - Capitol Theatre (Official)
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- Stephen Stills - Go Back Home
Recorded Live: 3/23/1979 - Capitol Theatre - Passaic, NJ
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Personnel:
Stephen Stills - guitar, timbales, vocal
Gerry Tolman - guitar
Mike Finnigan - keyboards, vocals
George "Chocolate" Perry - bass
Joe Vitale - drums
Joe Lala - congas, percussion
Bonnie Bramlett - vocals, percussion
That's some Still's kick ass guitar for you!! Vocals are awesome!!!
Rest in Peace, Mike Finnegan. You're a timeless legend and your son is doing a fantastic job carrying your legacy forward!
We miss you Mike! And what a keyboard player, not to mention vocalist.
Is That Bonnie Bramlett Singing with Him ? Damn . On Fire !
theres a good chance that was her, although no credits are available.......just awesome.
@@doctorsteve9476 Yes it is.
stills = musical genius, legend. stills' band manassas = vastly underated, so very, very cool band. long may you run, stephen!
What a fine guitarist. That's the way to make it talk Stephen. Simply wonderful!
Un dés mailleurs Guitaristes...(dixit Dan Ar Bras)
You, my friend, have GREAT taste in music.
I appreciated CSNY.
But I nearly worship, Stephen MY HANDS Stills.
The man reminds me of PRINCE or STEVE WINWOOD: c
could play all the instruments.
Most impressive.
Mind blowing. And when his voice hits that high note….you feel it!
Steven Still's, masterful musician and guitar player! This is fantastic.
worked at capitol for this show chills
I may be late to the party but after we lost David (the C of CSNY) - was searching youtube for crosby concerts and kept finding these amazing clips from Stephen. Did not realize it was his raspy, sexy, hard driving, velvet voice that drives so many of the CSNY songs. A white man with a very soul voice. And ridiculously gifted on guitar. and lyrics. Did not realize. Feel so ashamed not to have been in love with SS all these years. Making up for it now. Listening over and again. Cannot really get enough. polite apologies. xxoxo
Girl, you are in good company.
... u should be severely punished! Did thou not realize Stills was the only good one in CSN? (you'll have to look for my Stills playlist due up soon for public consumption).
@@oldbeatpete‼️🙌🙌‼️🤷♀️😎‼️😊💋💋
Never too late to learn
Smooth, yet gritty. Love it!
Stills is one of the very best guitar players on the planet.
Hands down.
And one of the very best vocalists.
Nobody compares.
He does it for me.
Again and again.
You do know the lead in the recorded version, was Eric Clapton , they recorded EC as he was playing ,when listening to tape of the song for 1st time , because waiting for Stills . It was good they used it .
Long time ago. I saw him in 2011 and his voice was very shot by then.
I saw him in concert in, I think, the late 1980s. It was a small venue and I could look back stage from where I sat. He was smoking a cigarette as he spoke to someone backstage. Not a useful habit if you're singer. I saw him in 2017, and I agree that his voice is shot. David Crosby and Graham Nash have done a much better job of not abusing their voices.
@@arpadzigisfari5819 I cannot imagine how much worse his voice has gotten. Just remember the good times and what he once did. Many did not take care of themselves and he is one of them.
@@arpadzigisfari5819 with respect to Still’s voice, it’s been very much effected by profound hearing loss. He was first diagnosed with a hearing loss at nine years of age. In his later years, it’s become quite severe. You can easily hear the effect it has on his speaking voice. Singing onstage could only be more difficult.
Stephen Stills is my favorite of all time, awesome songs and great guitairst
My favorite song writer, singer, and guitar player ever. Then Duane Allman. Miss Duane every day. Still lovin Stills today!
You as with me Young Lady. Best guitarist, song writer and a crazy blend of country, blues and rock and roll!!!!!!!
This is badass ! never really listened to stephen stills alot , you learn new things in life every day !!!
Glad youre listening now! My first and lasting musical influence!
the thing is, you prob have listened to him for forever. he is everywhere, a guitarist' dream. always consider it a good day hearing this one. ciao!
A rare film, much appreciated
I have had these tunes in my head for 40 years. Now I know it was stills
Stills just awesome. Off the scale rock legend.
Stills best ever
Great song, amazing guitar playing & awesome band ! Stills has had a stellar musical career.
When the days were REAL!
oh cause it's all fake now right?
I was at this concert...he came off the stage to play solo and my brother and I practically walked right into him.
That guitar solo is impossibly good, the orginal recording even better
This is way better than original
BadAss.!!!! Stills is Awesome!
Pearl. Absolutely masterpiece!!!
Mike Finnegan on keys, Bob Glaub on bass. Both toured with Dave Mason a couple years earlier.
I saw Mike Finnigan and Bob Glaub play with Mason, they were busy back then and for good reason.
The late Jimmy Kreuger on guitar filled out on guitar. He also wrote "We Just Disagree."
That’s George Perry on bass…
the first solo album by Stills was by far the best . the second one was pretty good .
Illegal Stills is another good one
Whoa GOOSEBUMPS!!
He sounds better live than on tape.
God , i love the wah-wah ...
The great Mike Finnegan!
e costello got a shiner from bonnie and an earful from stills during this tour when they crossed paths in columbus ohio holiday inn bar on 3/15/79. incidently my 10th birthday.
Costello should have never said that about Ray Charles.. Back when E was a punk I guess..
@@arvidsmith1038 he's still adouchebag
I love you Steve. Have to listen to you every day! You r great on acoustic guitar and when u sing I get high. Just WOW!!
I listen to Stills, Allman, and Clapton every day regardless of what else I might listen to...
Magnificent !!
Stills showing the early friendship and influence of Jimi Hendrix in that wah-wah at the beginning ...
Yes the first Manassas album lovely memories and a different styles plus stevens first album "for the others "a favourite track
Favorite❣
Loved it✅
Steve ,for me ,is my father,musically speakjng .I love him
REST IN PEACE & HARMONY
??? You mean David. What's that to do with Stephen here?
Awesome awesome awesome!
Stills was the bomb
This was Clapton's Firebird that he had with Cream. Stills traded him a Martin 00042 for this guitar.
How cool is that to know?!...Man I wish Id seen this post sooner...You OBVIOUSLY are Guitar player, Good on Ya!Clapton played that Firebird on Fresh Cream" and God knows how long previously..
and MIKE fucking FINNEGAN on keys and vocals!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!... doing that 2nd and 3rd verse..nd STILLS falsetto...WTF?!
Stills jammin the wah and Finnegan...man!
Stills really gets up off it during the rideout!
This is SICK!
Clapton used this Firebird on the Glen Campbell Show. ;)
Clapton didn't play the Firebird on Fresh Cream. He didn't get hold of it until the spring of 1968. You can hear it on Wheels Of Fire and Goodbye though.
I didnt know that, all I DO know is that there is a picture of him with it from that early period, along with the SG. As you know, after hearing "The Band" and Delaney And Bonnie" he switched to the strat. Cheers
Eric with that Firebird a decade earlier ...wonder where it is now ??th-cam.com/video/LljCi_vsQz4/w-d-xo.html
caught this song on one of his albums, and fell in love with the driving sound Thank You
It's from his first solo album. Includes Clapton playing the lead section at the end of the recording.
like duane allman and other great musicians, he never played the same song the same way twice.
Yes
that's the great of writers owning it, they can always improve on site their own without being disrespectful
Studio players and fans may strive to the same way til perfected, for the composer is a living child you play with so it grows Live
You are correct sir
Boredom by Stills and Young is one reason both left CSNY.
It busts my ass when Still isn't in the top ten pickers!
Stills is not flashy like a lot of other guitar players.
He’s in my top 10!
he is probably one of the few musicians who could get Clapton and Hendrix on the same album.
The ONLY one, as it turns out.
What a first solo record !
@@jackwezesa1081 to my ears Stills Nash and Crosby's solo debuts were their best. I didn't hear Young's solo debut.
@@TooSkinnyKenny Ron , Neil hated his first solo record . He doesn ‘t like to acknowledge it. It s a little dark at times , very well recorded but I enjoy it. It was directly after the Buffalo Springfield break up.
@@TooSkinnyKenny I do agree with you on their first solo albums. I still spin my originals from high school!
Went back to see if Eric and Stephen played this song at Eric’s Crossroads festival last year. Disappointed they did not. Would have been a treat. This video is just a taste of what might have been.🎸🎸
WOWZA fantastic
Micheal Finnegan on organ/vox. Bonnie Bramlet on maracas and vox
yes, I didn't know she had joined him at this point ...
Man has talent one of best I mean he can play a mean guitar I saw him perform with Buffalo Springfield. Jeff Beck has nothing on Stills May he Rest In Peace.
HE'S ALIVE. WHAT'S THE MATTER WITH YOU?
Boom goes the dynamite....
Cuando el rock era rock
Where Stephen Still demonstrated from his bigginin, The yunta with Mike Bloomfield, Jhonny Winter, Al Kooper, Buddy Miles, and his time with CSNY great school as Rocket and Blues guitarist 🎸 🥁🎹🎶
Finnegan nails the blues here. RIP Mr Finnegan
No wonder Hendrix said often that of all players out there he could go for hours jamming, for the heck of it no money but for themselves with Stephen (his own "White brother from another mother"), and same with Clapton and others that liked if they were around and free to play along with Stills.
Stills is no Santana, no Black Hendrix and no White bred like Clapton, but is it true what he says he learned to play this wicked good from his years growing in South America and on the same "wrong tracks of town" near Black Music once back in USA, like George Carlin growing White in Black Harlem? The odd bird out across 3 fabulous ethnic Musical no-man's borderlands rich in spoils, the Canary in the Coalmine blond boy that got through this soulful.
That must be Clapton's solo on the recording on the album, judging by this particular interpretation by Stills.
Hendrix said terry Kath was better than him but he was a humble man,, Steven and Neil young and Eric are right up there , Steven had those Cajun roots that gave him soul..
peerless
❤
💪♥️ 🎸COOL🎸 ❤💪
You can feel Stills deteriorating.
Huh? If so, it's the BEST *deterioration* i've ever heard. 😘
No, I can't.
Nice Firebird, Steve.......
Think or know that it's time. Everyday is Time. One Minute at a Time/Amen/Aloha
Okay… and…?
Who is on Keyboards? And is that Bonnie Bramlett on vocals & shackers?
+howlinwolf73 sadly it is, what a come down from a few years earlier for a talented lady. This is just terrible, Stills stinks
+Donal Callum Haters gonna Hate :(
+Donal Callum You should check out the version of this by Stills and Clapton together, it is awesome.
Darlin I did when it came out
;)
I think it's Mike Finnigan on keys.
P S Thats not George Perry on Bass, looks like Bob Glaub.
Does stills still own any of his firebirds or any firebirds in general?
He must have a few of them !
Bob Glaub on bass, not George Perry
Still gives me Massive Goosebumps... I haven't heard any music that causes that to happen since 1978... I'm sorry but millennial's music sucks the big one!! Not to Diss on Taylor Swift, but Come on!!
I feel that the general collective opinion of what is "good music" has been on a steady decline for quite some time...it's harder to find but truly good stuff is still there - it's just no longer in the mainstream, it seems
ok boomer.I'm a 'boomer' too and couldnt agree more.
Exactly. ❤️
Nope Taylor Swift sucks...Linda Ronstadt would destroy wimp girl
Never forget the night I saw Manassas at the Capitol theater in New Jersey I'm trying to remember the name of the town some kind of the slime you're part of town anyway but that was a good show but more than anything then the van being hot well let's just put it this way the whole night was good from the party down in the basement throughout the whole show fuzzy Samuels who else was in that band let me think better yet let me find the album
The Capitol was in Passaic NJ
The multi-talented Bonnie Bramlett. Waitress on Rosanne as well.
I love Bonnie Bramlett so so much. Her voice is my idea of the world’s best female voice, ever. So much talent and beauty and heart. We’ve been so lucky to have her in our world.
I never knew. Thnx
Is that a wah or a phaser or what? I’m a beginner in guitar effects. Anybody know what he’s using?
that's def a wah pedal
I've read Jimi was the one who turned Steven on to Wha Wha Pedals so he probably used either a Vox , or a Dunlop Cry Baby pedal. Lots on his guitars not a lot of info on his pedals.
Your ads are really messing up my music experience!......
Who's the female singer?
O SELO PSICOSE RIO GB 1969 MESTRE ROBERTO CABOTAGEM MCB MM
Love Stephen Stills to bits.. but even playing Claptons guitar, he had no chance of replicating Eric's blinding solo from the studio cut. Clapton peaked in that track for me. 😍😍😍😍
are you trying to tell us something? if you want to make a point, give some background, don't just rant and swear.
What??
Don't think he intended to replicate Clapton. They have completely different styles - both phenomenal.
@@mickey3021 Thanks Mickey the word is "different styles" which is key here ,just like Stevie Ray Vaughn had a very unique style. Stephen is Stephen period!!
Stills makes that baby sing like Clapton never could. Like McCartney said when George suggested that they bring Clapton in for some studio work "but he only knows one song and he doesn't even play that very well"
A terrific version - but what a pity Clapton didn't get up and join him - to play out that memorable coda solo!
Nope don't need Clapton
My first cocaine night.
I guess Tampa is Latin America
Going to high school in Costa Rica and El Salvador ad panama qualify so... his dad moved them around pretty good... Dallas, San Antonio, Louisiana, Gainesville all before Tampa.
This track may be as good as it gets but without Clapton's solo it misses half of its strenght.
ON NE VEUT PAS DE PUBLICITES...
chris hillman
Clearly not playing, channeling.
Good playing, but ratty singing. Falsetto doesn't suit this song at all.
Ya, Steve was never a great singer and he's all over the place here, usually in a bad place.
Hardly falsetto. Not even close. Gritty.
Sweet. A pub band plays blues. Average AF
O SELO PSICOSE RIO GB 1969 MESTRE ROBERTO CABOTAGEM MCB MM