I’m not old enough to remember them when they were good but I love them on vinyl. Anyone here enjoy this band?
Crosby stills and nash
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I was 13 or 14 when they came out in the '69 or '70-ish. I remember them being popular, but they weren't to my taste.
I was a senior in high school and really enjoyed their music. Favorite song is Sweet Judy Blue Eyes, as well as many others. Their harmonies were excellent.
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One of my favorite groups of the late ‘60s early ‘70s. High school/College. One of the many albums I bought at that time and still have. Some of the survivors…
I like them, here is how a lot folks know them unfortunately
Déjà vu !!!!!!!!! 
Gosh, I used to have the cassette as a teenager or slightly younger teenager play it all the time in my RadioShack Realistic, cassette player.
Gosh, I miss those days. Everything was so real and analog that you could touch, see and feel as you listened
Gosh, I used to have the cassette as a teenager or slightly younger teenager play it all the time in my RadioShack Realistic, cassette player.
Gosh, I miss those days. Everything was so real and analog that you could touch, see and feel as you listened
There was a line in their 1969 song 'Teach Your Children Well'; 'those who are on the road must have a code that you can live by...' It rattled around in my head the total time as I was on a dicey coast to coast motorcycle ride sometimes with strangers. I met Jerry Garcia in the middle of nowhere Utah on that trip.
So yeah, CS&N spoke to me.
So yeah, CS&N spoke to me.
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Dad has introduced me to some of their music and I like it pretty well.
Wooden Ships is in my top 5 songs. Of all time. Listen to the song on a very good system That warm guitar sound is unmatched. Buck Dharma in Last Days of May comes close.
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Crosby Stills and Nash/Crosby Stills Nash and Young are one of my favorite bands of all time. If you like them listen to Stills and Young in Buffalo Springfield, the band where they got their start together. Also in that band was Richie Furay, another very talented singer/musician who went on to found Poco.
Southern Cross....
Saw them in concert, maybe a bit past their prime but one of my favorite concerts.
Saw them in concert, maybe a bit past their prime but one of my favorite concerts.
Southern Cross is one of my favorite songs of all time.
Young kinda sucked later in life but that shouldn’t detract from the thread.
I have many of their songs on my playlist and Pandora thumbprint. Southern Cross and Suite-Judy Blue Eyes probably most.
And remember "teach your children well" and "if you can't be with the one you love honey, love the one your with"
And remember "teach your children well" and "if you can't be with the one you love honey, love the one your with"
I have an embarrassing story to tell.
The week before courses started at the University of Saskatchewan used to be (maybe still is) called Frosh Week - a week for first year students to get organized, to get to know the campus and have a little fun before the hard work begins.
One night during Frosh Week my roommate and I went to a huge dance at the sports arena. There were a few hundred people there. We stayed there through the evening and had an okay time, not great, but sort of okay. As we were walking home we passed the Memorial Union Building (the MUB) where we could hear a pretty good band playing. We stopped and listened for a while and could have gone in (for free) but we were pretty tired so we headed home instead. The band was - you guessed it - Buffalo Springfield. So I've heard Buffalo Springfield in person but never seen them.
The week before courses started at the University of Saskatchewan used to be (maybe still is) called Frosh Week - a week for first year students to get organized, to get to know the campus and have a little fun before the hard work begins.
One night during Frosh Week my roommate and I went to a huge dance at the sports arena. There were a few hundred people there. We stayed there through the evening and had an okay time, not great, but sort of okay. As we were walking home we passed the Memorial Union Building (the MUB) where we could hear a pretty good band playing. We stopped and listened for a while and could have gone in (for free) but we were pretty tired so we headed home instead. The band was - you guessed it - Buffalo Springfield. So I've heard Buffalo Springfield in person but never seen them.
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Very accomplished vocals. Tight harmonies....... I have never bought an album, or anything. But I like them.
