I feel so lucky to have been a teenager in the late 60s and early 70s, and to have experienced this kind of music when it was new.🥰

@bartjoy5179

9 ай бұрын

They played at the memorial show for Bill Graham in San Francisco. It was a great show.

@2drsdan

9 ай бұрын

And then they played it over and over and over on the radio forever it seemed, at least all the way through the 90s. Too bad that culture culminated in Roe v. Wade and the war on the unborn, all the millions put to death and counting.

@jrbaltmd57

8 ай бұрын

Same.

@garyschneider8829

8 ай бұрын

Yeah, the Peace Movement 🎶 helped me deal with my Vietnam experience

@patriciapaquette1199

8 ай бұрын

john .. you are not the only one my friend -- oh Lord.. those were the TIMES xx^ & like David said... we do OUR music fo us & only us...it's our life xxxxxxx

It was the absolute best time to be raised up in America to have been duplicated since. Amazing to grow up back in the 60's and 70's!

Although growing-up as an African-American, my peer-related music appreciation experience in the '50's was primarily focused on Rythymn & Blues [although my Dad demanded his 4 sons listen to Classical, Jazz, Showtunes & Popular music], when the '60's arrived & I attended California State University - Northridge & my tastes in music expanded. The 3 J's [Joan Baez, Judy Collins & Joni Mitchell] brought a new appreciation of Folk/Rock, among other groups & genres. It was around this time I first heard "Judy Blue Eyes" & was totally blown away by every musical measure possible & needless to say, immediately bought this album. As an hard-core CSN fan [before Neil Young], I will always treasure their incredible music!!

Same here...we had the advantage of English music and Irish too

Thanks for sharing. Great presentation. Great music.

I also feel extremely grateful to have been witness to the sound that evolved in the 60s and 70s and now 50 some years later we are able to experience it all over again. And all these years later I've gained new meaning that I didn't have then as well as becoming familiar with some I didn't particularly listen to then. I was widowed in 2020 and am so fortunate to have a lot of those words and song for comfort and healing ❤

I dont understand how Poco wasnt more popular. Richie Furay, Timmy, and Jimmy Messenia, today, still sound absolutely amazing.

When CSN first album came out I was in a personal trauma and this music gave me much needed calmness and spiritual peace . I have never forgotten the help this gave me to get over the painful situation I was in. Their harmonies make you feel dreamy and I feel very happy I discovered them early in their career. The frustrating thing is them having so much disagreements along the way that the music stopped too soon and we all missed out a lot of pure and beautiful music.

@dennisscalici8217

9 ай бұрын

I never liked Neil Young joining in with them. To much ego involved plus the Drugs spelled disaster by 1974 Crosby was strung out. So was Stills and Nash. Neil stayed away

I was a wild kid in 1968 in Ariz and Cali. Fun times

Nothing like them before and nothing like them after! And the wind cries mary!

❤excellent

OMG..I've had a crush on Steven Stills from the first time seeing them play. ❤ Still do✌🏼😁 Love his album Stills Alone!

@ricravier961

8 ай бұрын

Me too, and I am a straight guy.

@vallipherson6453

8 ай бұрын

I hear that! He's my all time favorite male vocalist and guitarist.

My pool shooting buddy from St. Louis County Missouri was Tim Drummond. He played with them many times, but mostly with Neil.

@leebarfieldsmith2846

8 ай бұрын

Whoa... Way cool.

That`s why they were great, they took their Music as serious as Life and Death. Stills had a talent that Not to many People Have.

@stevet6727

9 ай бұрын

They each had a "talent that not too many people have."

For a short time the Byrds exceeded the Beatles and everybody else. Intellectual rock with extraordinary soulfulness

Now , they would say they love each other as Buffalo Springfield. Such great music.

I want to see the finish product

CSN&Y were symbiotic collaborators. In fact Steve Stills played all instruments on the CSN debut album but the lyrics were a shared effort. I was twenty in 1970 and things were never the same.

@villebillie1562

9 ай бұрын

Close but not quite correct. Crosby and Nash played guitar on their songs. Dallas Taylor and Jim Gordon played drums.

As previously stated here I too feel lucky to have being a teenager at this time. The time after birth control pills but before HIV.

i Always wondered why Neil left Buffalo S so quickly, now I know why. Its a good thing that Neil did leave, otherwise we may have never had CSNY. Funny how little things happen to change history. I am reminded of a great true story about Glenn Fry and Bob Segar getting caught by Glenn's mom smoking weed. Glenn quit Bob's band at the time. So we may never have had the Eagles, had that not happened. :-)

@RichardGardee-eq9qi

9 ай бұрын

Was COLABORATION,😍😑😭💕💝

Miałem to szczęście że wtedy żyłem i słuchałem muzy z ZACHODU mieszkając na Wschodzie !!!1😍😍😍😍

All that alpha male competitive, who's the boss talk... Bullocks. Stills and Young loved each other deep down, and that's the only thing that ever came through them together in their music.

John,. Your right,. But what the hell happened????

vorbilder von jim morrison ?

It's false to say, among other things misrepresented here, that Buffalo Springfield members had a wider range of musical influences than The Byrds' band members. The Byrds included guys from a folk, pop and country background in the original lineup. What influences did Buffalo Springfield have that were wider than that? As they progressed, The Byrds also incorporated more distinct country, jazz, Indian raga and other influences in their music. That's more than could be said of the rather short-lived Buffalo Springfield though I have a lot of affection for the limited Springfield recordings, especially their "BS Again" album, which is a classic.

Steven stills mother taliahtha grew up in a little southern illinoi river town in maunie illinoi. Steve came to csrmi illinoi in,i think it was 1964 to visit his cousins,and i lived across the street from them. Steve played football with us snd kept us entertained him being the oldest cousin. That summer was one of the biggest musical influences of my young life. Young impressionable children listening to one of the greatest talents of our era.

Stephen and Neil are equal.

@danielcombs3207

9 ай бұрын

When those two played together live sparks flew.

“The” Buffalo Springfield?😐

@surfwriter8461

8 ай бұрын

A common mistake in naming the band. There was no "the" in the name, but I recognize that commentators talking about the band feel forced to use "the" in giving the band name.

I'm curious...Why is that the narrator and main commentators in this production are British? Are they the people who were actually in the LA scene and regularly in contact with the bands being profiled? I'm not saying they are inaccurate in their commentaries, but it does seem as if this is from the retrospective analysis of people who weren't privy to that scene as it was happening.

So... who are these commentators???

vom protest - zum widerstand !

Nash should never have left the Hollies - bit pretentious after that -- Young should never have joined them either - He was unique - there - I have said it -

@granthurlburt4062

9 ай бұрын

I know what you mean. He had an interesting life with many adventurous experiences - Joni Mitchell, etc, sailing with Crosby, so for him much came of it. But I agree his lyrics do seem pretentious and sanctimonious-those guys were high on each other. I was a great fan of CSN back then but far less now. I don't like it when I'm reminded of the song Marrakesh Express when I think of Marrakesh, whereas I am happy to hear Hollies songs with their traditional song structures which match the lyrics, if that makes sense.

@davidlee6720

9 ай бұрын

absolutely - cheers @@granthurlburt4062

Singer not songwriters

Maybe the most overhyped band of all time . They only made basically one good album as csn and one with csny. Great albums but not much quantity.

@JamesFolkers

8 ай бұрын

Excuse me, but you are delusional…

There is no way N Young had as much talent as S Stills. Young's mental capacity wasn't even half of what Stills was capable. Young too much immature ego. Crosby was not good for the band much as Young. I was disappointed when Young joined CSN. He destroyed the glue that Nash help create.

I turned this off when I saw the same talking heads I see in every music documentary. Boring.

@whatsmyname3237

9 ай бұрын

Ditto, here. Those "rock documentarians" are just wanna be rock stars that can't sing or play an instrument.

@joegreatmusicfirstweir9646

9 ай бұрын

Crosby stills Nash and young they played at Woodstock p 1969 they were great I love every song they ever recorded 🎵🎶🎵🎶🎵🎶🎵🎶🎵🎶🎵

@joegreatmusicfirstweir9646

9 ай бұрын

​@@whatsmyname3237say what

@joegreatmusicfirstweir9646

9 ай бұрын

I love this video