Crosby Stills & Nash- "Southern Cross" *REACTION*

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[@StasiA70]

These were the songs I grew on. Brings back great memories. ❤

[@joecitizen6405]

I was 19 in the Coast Guard heading for Antarctica and this song was playing in the dark of night in the middle of the pacific just south of the Equator and it was the first time I saw the Southern Cross in the sky. So hard to explain the way the moment was perfect.

[@jessicaleblanc-nh1yl]

Grew up listening to this band. It was always so good to hear their voices, music & harmony. They are pretty legendary. They did have something rather perfect.

[@robertmooney571]

That's why they are legendary!

[@tyronesharp9205]

The greatest three part harmonies in rock music.

[@DrenaRapp]

I am 63 years old and listening to them is my kind of going to church! Voices of Angels.....

[@user-rv7un7oe2h]

OH.. BEautiful- one of favs!!

[@sgholt]

Good stuff, child of the 60s and 70s....Thanks Greg

[@vickiroman189]

This is my all-time favorite song! While I can't put my finger on exactly what it is, it speaks to me in a way no other song ever has.

[@ronniesnyder3670]

The 70s was the greatest era of. Using and Crosby stills and Nash was just one of hundreds and hundreds of amazing groups .

[@debbiewaters5153]

Yep I agree the 70’s was the best era of music!!!!❤

[@PamMyers-ze4ry]

The three together was magic. And then you can add Neil Young to the mix for some more fire music. This was when music was real. You either could sing or you couldn't. No hiding behind any of today's technology. Pure Magic!

[@wanda5453]

Thank you for the reaction. This is one of my favorite songs of all time.

[@spartansix2323]

One of the best songs ever. Great video reaction. Glad you can enjoy and appreciate it.

[@brendamilloy2557]

The "bounce in the voice" you're talking about is called vibrato. That's Stephen Stills singing lead and the others on harmony. Fantastic harmonies! On the album version it's Graham Nash and Timothy B. Schmit (From the band The Eagles. David Crosby had left the group, then rejoined the group but too late to get his vocals recorded on the album) on the harmony vocals.

[@jeanetteburton9873]

Love it man. My kinda vibe. Born in 1959, so I know this.

[@TrishF_2024]

Great taste Greg. They were wonderful!

[@alwaysdriveing]

Coll I had recommended this one in the past. 😊

[@robertmooney571]

Check out Wasted on the Way and Teach Your Children. The music is incredible and the messages in both songs are very powerful. Don't delay and forget my good man!

[@stephena2390]

🤘🏽⚜️🤘🏽

[@timshelton8535]

A Texan, a Britt and a Californian!!!

[@montemurdoch5032]

If you like this you'll like Kansas " People of the South Wind "!

[@TheShootist1967]

Listen Champagne Supernova by Oasis. It’s an awesome song also.

[@sharonkirkpatrickcowzer9410]

“Four Dead in Ohio”. 1970.