Crosby Nash BBC - Song With No Words Teach Your Chi (3 of 5)

[@gianpaolocastaldo2798]

Rip, David Crosby. And thanks for the magic

[@Yanto-Bardic]

I have never understood why this (BBC in Concert) has never been released as a DVD in its own right. I love every second of it. Great songs pared down to two amazing voices, two acoustic guitars.

[@Eleventhearlofmars]

The bbc have some of the finest recordings of the 60s-70s era. Their sound engineers were really on it and the sound stands the test of time.

[@alext.1459]

The sound, harmonies, performance is Frankly outstanding!!

[@dannystrat]

THIS is why Graham never completely gave up on David during Crosby's dark years. Such communication. Such beautiful harmonies.

[@thomasromano9321]

One word why Nash never gave up on Crosby... a hell of a lot of talent.

[@oksam7667]

He never gave up because without David he’s just another little folk singer. David is the star 🌟

[@michaelgraham9774]

@@oksam7667 Graham is more than just another folkie

[@9999bigb]

It's crazy how Crosby kept his beautiful singing voice his whole life. This is a masterclass of harmony.

[@fposmith]

He did give up on him. And in the end, he denied a dying man who loved him more than a brother the forgiveness he begged for privately and publicly for years. This, even when Neil Young had forgiven him. He allowed David to die a sad and broken man. In this one act of selfish vindictiveness, Graham Nash has trashed and tarnished what should have been a "Stellar Life" for himself. I can't even look at him anymore.

[@metrostationrocks]

"i called it a song with no words, he calls it a tree with no leaves, that shows you where HE'S at" HAHA!

[@IAMSARARIVA]

@LeoMikey80 When I met David in '73 I told him how much I loved his solo album. He said "Oh...so you were the one who bought it" Made me laugh.

[@fzec011]

Never cut his hair. Take it easy, David. You'll never be forgotten...

[@hendrikdebruin4012]

He Almost Cut his hair?

[@vanessanost]

Anyone listening should realize this is the highest form of this type of art, complete seamless natural harmony

[@jdwcreates4002]

RIP Crosby. Man I can’t believe we lost such a legend

[@hicaroleb]

Perfection of harmony. Saw them perform all acoustic just like this back in early 70's...miss this quality of music. So glad to find this for my late night nostalgic moods.

[@whouston33wh]

Crosby and Nash were incredibly in touch with other more than Stills or Young. They were able to harmonize so amazingly and their guitar playing matched incredibly. These two were meant to sing together. Now I think it's about time I get high and listen to these guys all night.

[@howdypartner5322]

This show is so perfectly amazing. Two men and two guitars. Simple beautiful music.

[@dannyespinosa3978]

Yes 😊

[@briant9130]

They spoke their own language and it was prefect. RIP David.

[@bobbyhamilton2503]

Crosby and Nash harmonizing, Absolutely stunning

[@sandyfox9947]

I think that no one can harmonize better. Beautiful.

[@briant9130]

Once in the lifetime duet. Pretty darn good Trio and Quartet with the others as well.

[@oksam7667]

I could listen to him all day and night… genius of harmonics

[@Rikk303]

Not only drooling over 2 of my favourite singers (man do they complement each other) but 2 D-45s as well..dear me!

[@whouston33wh]

Crosby was my favorite song writer. Such a distinct voice, and Nash really puts it together

[@leicaholt]

this is when the melody tells the story and the artist lets go and observes. pure gold.

[@dreamyblue44]

Something mystical in those harmonies for Song With No Words, beautiful stuff :)

[@sonofren]

Back when these two could even stand to be in a room together. Magic

[@oksam7667]

Not true! That’s the only who he could bear… and who was cool enough to bear him! He said in an interview

[@koriepfrank]

They performed Teach Your Children very well...It looked like Crosby sings harmony through the verse, but Nash sings it in the chorus...Wild arrangement. It's amazing people can be this talented.

[@miguelcruz2682]

Crosby of Crystal,clear, angelic, soulful, long delay vocals AMAZING!!🗣️🎶🎸☮️🇺🇸✌️

[@romforduk6885]

It's so nice to escape today's madness by listening to Crosby and Nash singing harmonies in the 70's

[@Fritter70]

This is the best, most beautiful version of TYC I've ever heard. How the heck did they play it in perfect tune, timing, and harmony when Crosby was so blitzed? Boggles the mind.

[@upstatenyphann]

man, i wish musicians now a days could write their own music, play their own instruments, and sing their own songs.

[@johnbiegel745]

You might want to move to Texas

[@dwalkmusick]

Yes, you are so right (as well as Garfunkel) Crosby's voice had the same thrilling function when he was singing with the Byrds, "glue holding them together'!

[@julesrepice]

i love this song! they really are extremely talented musicians. :)

[@mickygusdripping]

I was there, multi-coloured patchwork shirt, front row. Unfortunately I had a bad toothache at the time, but I don't think it shows too much. Great gig.

[@absolving]

I'm jealous! That's you at 4:23?

[@chrisblower8868]

Was that Ray Thomas of the Moody Blues in the crowd ?

[@nikobil]

look at crosby's smile when Nash says yes to play ! : D

[@arno-luyendijk4798]

My son and I did a cover of "Teach you children" on his YT channel a few years ago. Last years'summer vacation, we spent a week busking our songs and covers on the streets of Roermond (Southern Netherlands), and we did a splendid version of our close harmonies in 'Teach your chidren' again.....makes this dad proud we gave the song to the next generation.

[@WACKENHUT234]

Absolutely love it! I ate up anything they did musically like candy! Crosby's "Tamalpais High About 3" no lyrics but so good. Almost ehtereal!

[@dudududedaddy]

i was born in 1950, and did enjoy all of them guys, still do, no need for acid, pot is good enough.....brings back so many memories...life was good...

[@kimralls]

Beautiful, simply beautiful.

[@carrietide]

I just ADORE those harmonies

[@9p.0]

this is just bliss

[@tomjmcd]

man the harmony and melody is amazing..they are so in tune with each other...awesome

[@golfsmoore]

thx forever Crosby - Nash ... you guys are the best !!!

[@ryreinhardt]

crosby is freakishly talented,stills has said crosby never plays bad, never has an off night never makes a mistake when he plays.always in the zone

[@vickilongwell3762]

they are miracles

[@marydonohoe8200]

Timeless brilliance from both of these incredible song writers and musicians. What a gift to us all. Thank you, Graham. RIP, David. 🙏🏼🙏🏼🎶🎶❤️❤️

[@TheSecondNature]

this is a masterpiece

[@DanielJayUSA]

David Crosby is so fucking goofy I love it

[@damagedangel08]

this is a very beautiful song I remember when this came out I was loving Stephen a lot back then and missed him not being on on this show.

[@gerby90]

this is a great, epic, down-to-earth performance. i love it

[@jeroddewalt7425]

those guitars are two of the most beautiful pieces of machinery i have ever laid eyes on....

[@oksam7667]

One is a musical genius with an angel voice the other just another folk song singer… guess who

[@danimaldann]

are you kidding ?? nash is part of this magic happening just as much as david is ..and my bet is you dont write or sing yourself . ( talking through your ass doesnt count ) graham is also a very warm and sincere person who took the low spotlight to the three others that were more outspoken . they were all wt the top of their game and the game itself

[@whitneymacdonald4396]

Fantastic and incredible. Thanks.

[@jintoutoo7093]

I Love David's Jacket! And I won't leave out that I love the green collar button up too

[@d.jerrycook2994]

Thank you

[@cherylelancaster8791]

I have no words......

[@jamesforster867]

Thanks for posting this much improved version - been watching/listening to the original for years. This is much better. And yes - the Crosby album, "If I could only remember my name", which I have in my collection, is a who's who of that period providing back-up and other instrumental contributions. I picked it up in a discontinued section some time in the mid 1970's!

[@manliobenigni8098]

It's so beautiful it makes me cry

[@鈴風清風]

クロスビーとナッシュの見場らしい歌声にただ聴きほれるばかりです。

[@jrheatwarp]

Wonderful to hear a couple of tunes from "If I Could Only Remember..." I'm baffled by how well Crosby performs here considering how he's obviously on enough drugs to put down a horse!

[@deanmoriarty1132]

am glad i found this

[@sandyg123]

So Wonderful That These Videos Are Available To Watch... Thanks Sooo Much! :)

[@arnoldlayne1991]

stunning

[@CovenantOfLove]

RIP...May Your Name Be Like Refined Gold!!!

[@EgoApocalypse]

Wonderful.

[@OldSteamer]

great Music!

[@pirrupain1]

incredibili.........spegnete la luce........e aprite i cuuuooori.....

[@CovenantOfLove]

Thank you so much for sharing. It changed my course and reinforced, my love for all good people.

[@TheNigelr]

Wish I was back there again, if I could only remember my name

[@nashville6120]

just so good

[@rademos]

i have loved song with no words for almost 40 ears wow---used to make out with my cute hippy/soccer playing boyfriend to that album and song--- song with no words sounds as good every time it spins 'round on my ipod-- i still adore it-- and oh the memories it stokes.

[@dezendorfrobbie8]

david crosby says the word "down" in the song with no words if you listen closely

[@jennieb3177]

So glad this is on KZbin- so glad I found this 💗

[@niallvan]

I agree. Stills was the man who was always in the middle of it with all of them. Even though he was not all to blame. But his ego was the most fiery. Crosby and Nash always bonded.

[@nedles27]

Thank you, thank you so, so, so much. This is amazing.

[@MichaelConferPhoto]

What an awesome capture.

[@IAMSARARIVA]

I have to sing the third part of the harmony with this when they sing teach your children. I sound really good with them :)

[@patriciapaquette1199]

Amazing!

[@professormacdeezy]

There it is.... song with no words...... ;)

[@PageandPlant4Life]

david crosby just looks like an iconic figure.

[@dhlc_]

HE JUST POPPED THE PLECTRUM INTO HIS MOUTH! HAHAHAHAHAHA

[@TheEnormousPianist]

great harmonies on teach your children, and they each kept their parts from the CSNY arrangement (probably in case they re-united in the near future). Really miss the middle part but, it's a great spotlight on these two great singers.

[@TheSecondNature]

Song With No Words is really fucking tricky to play! david crosby is a really great guitarist, no one mentions that!

[@AXSTV]

Tune into HDNet May 22nd 7:30pmET to watch Crosby-Nash: In Concert, Broadcast LIVE from the Palace Theatre in Stamford, Connecticut.

[@Philc231]

Classic !

[@broudwauy]

I call it song with no words, HE calls it tree with no leaves. That shows you where HE'S at! xD

[@paivafilho38]

Maravilhoso!

[@falseflag08]

amen!

[@gaspo2180]

Just two guys sitting around playing for the L O V E of it.

[@schmozzer]

Krosby's so kool.

[@joshmay817]

Crosby was the consummate hippie.

[@RobertLaberge]

"Song with no words" (tree with no leaves) is followed by "Teach your children well" at 4:54

[@OldSteamer]

a lot of trips man...^^

[@mendyviola]

Just like Mendelssohn. Song with no words.

[@80sRadDad]

RIP

[@Delivered0ne]

@leicaholt ...and Diamonds!

[@scottallen3907]

LOL love it.."A lot of trips"..Ill bet these "trips" didnt really involve much physical traveling, did they?

[@critchley3819]

@ic751a55 You are a person of wisdom, and not afraid to tell it how it is, no one should ever be looked down upon for telling the truth.

[@scotbrogan]

@BoilingHumans Ohhhhhh yeah. Plenty of tabs man. That's how you see the leaves.

[@shelleybobelly1]

we are sadly gar away from this

[@CovenantOfLove]

Shhhh!!!

[@djunius]

Nice how the BBC gave Croz a lot of camera time...

[@IAMSARARIVA]

@TheNigelr I think that was the name of David Crosby's first single album...

[@Eleventhearlofmars]

The first part of these videos seems to be missing, I wonder if it’s Marrakesh express and it’s because of copyright © or something?! 2,3,4,5 are all still up.

[@fovey]

i have a little brother named after graham nash