David Crosby, Stephen Stills and Graham Nash on "Déjà vu"

[@elleng3408]

I am so sorry for the loss of this phenomenal guitar player..RIP David Crosby 🌈🕊️

[@RustedTelevisione]

These four men feel like family to me. Every day they are alive on this sweet earth is a blessing. ✌🏻❤️

[@jennacorley1767]

Greatest generation of music. Nothing will ever compare. 💕

[@vernpascal1531]

Yup. That period of 63 to 73' or 4 there is nothing close. the eighties were 10 times better than now,but not even near then.

[@markgarcia5468]

Carry On still gives me goosebumps .

[@clannad99germany70]

Me too, to me "Carry on" was my favorite song of that unique band ever. Even I like all songs of C, S, N & Y.

[@MariaNunes-po5rc]

I still keep this LP. I treasure it for 50 years.. I,m 71.

[@rock-n-rollfoodie]

My grandchildren currently listen to this era of music. It is true rock and roll will never die … Edit: Entered high school in 69’ 45 minutes from Woodstock. Yep … the music was everything!

[@timandsusanhulsey3986]

My grandkids grandparents listen to CSN, too!

[@ursamagickmt672]

Nothing being recorded now can compare with this. I was lucky to be the age when music is really important to you in the 60s and 70s.

[@Rye_Toast]

Love it, I got into them in the mid 80s when I was in high school and was able to see them many times on tour. The mix of people in the audience? Well, it's one of the best crowds I've ever been part of. Everyone is there for the music, everyone becomes a family for a few hours. Met a lot of cool people there and a lot of good memories. I love that your grandkids are keeping the tradition alive, I wish we could all get together for a live show.

[@movieman9100]

This is music is better than today's garbage.

[@jamesmack3314]

@@movieman9100 by FAR

[@charleyfolkes]

Joni Mitchell was prolific and influential to the sound of that time and beyond. That era was lightning in a bottle.

[@StevenP88Led]

It was stardust. It was golden.

[@cccccc4532]

We are billion year old carbon, And we've got to get ourselves back to the garden...............

[@feelinguru-vywiththepaingu9808]

Yes! There will never be a time like that again.

[@justaguy2365]

@@feelinguru-vywiththepaingu9808 sadly

[@RichardMNixon-zh6uz]

Very good painter and had some good songs, but overall, she seemed more or less a star-f***er.

[@nickimorelli9991]

I have always loved their music. Clearly the harmonies are what put them over the top. It is sad that Crosby was on such bad terms with the other three men but he did it to himself. It seemed to me like he never grew up. He was still saying things without a filter like a child who still hadn't learned impulse control. It was like he was in perpetual rebel mode even towards his friends. And they stood by him through everything-the drugs, jail, his heath scares, etc. And he just kept lashing out at them-publicly-every chance he got. He had the least to offer of the four yet acted as if they were the lucky ones to be in his presence. Very sad ending to a life in which Crosby was given so much yet seemed to take it all for granted.

[@Tommygolf1558]

Priceless. Nothing like them anymore Pure Gold!

[@reneemoreno8030]

Great music and great era of rock. I still go to any venue any of them play. Important life memories with this music. 🙏

[@zachhoran]

CSN's career has become a contestant on Bucket Kickers, most likely.

[@jamesmack3314]

Indeed.. life memories so intertwined with the great music of that time and beyond

[@janiceleeripley443]

They need to listen to their music, and heals themselves. Love is coming..... We worn out that album in two weeks back in the summer in 1969. I wish them the best.

[@christinatolar4155]

CSNY was my entire childhood. I remember the first time I heard them sing and getting a physical response to music (goosebumps). Their songs still do that to me to this day. What a gift!

[@LeoraLaGraffe]

Me too!

[@maryklatka5989]

Me, too, Christina!

[@hurin_thalion11]

I heard them hit the chorus on Southern Cross live at Jones beach in 1985....Felt everyone in the Amphitheater feel the same thing at the same time and my love for live music began. Over 500 shows of different artists later I still remember that deeply spiritual feeling.

[@Jack.333]

Living Legends. Made the 60s a cool place to be.

[@connieregalado231]

Best album I owned! I was 12!

[@dejabrimhall5520]

I was named after this album

[@charleyfolkes]

Awww 🥰

[@alicehallam8247]

Very, very cool, Deja. 😌

[@randyschiffer3265]

That's a first.

[@DavidSmith-ss1cg]

If anyone has ever asked you about it, or commented on your unique and special name, I hope you've told 'em, "it's GREAT!" Because it is. May Good Fortune attend you - always.

[@lorettanericcio-bohlman567]

I don’t remember an album called “Brimhall” 😂

[@debishelton9647]

As a musically curious 15 year-old; I heard these guys; and, a lightbulb went off~IN MY HEART. STILL~rockin' them in 2021.

[@timmartin8191]

I've listened to CSN for 50 years. My all-time fav is definitely the CSN album. A true (later) masterpiece of melody and harmony and each of them shine on that album.

[@FourStrongWinds4]

I still love to listen to the magic from Judy Collins! Such a talented spiritual artist!

[@paulinwoburn9680]

And Joni Mitchell. Both are amazing talents and have amazing voices.

[@doninmichigan]

Growing up as a teenager in the 70's there were always house parties, and this album was always in the playlist. So glad I grew up when I did, girls, cars, music, it was the best of times. 😎👍

[@RealMTBAddict]

This era resonates with me. Music nowadays has no soul.

[@cidDraGonFly]

You don't need a soul to be exploited, you don't need a soul to make money.

[@RealMTBAddict]

@@cidDraGonFly I'm talking about music, not human beings.

[@stephaniemccord6100]

Ahh the album of my youth. Everyone I knew had this album and it never got old. I still have it!

[@robinmiller5256]

If they did a concert today, millions would go to see them!

[@jackie9910-h8c]

Yep! Baby boomers craving a past of great music and simpler times (in certain ways).

[@theofarmmanager267]

I’ve been a fan since 1968. Always loved their music and (mostly) what they stood for. I think I’ve seen them - group or individuals - every time they have been to the UK. Would I go now? No. Because their voices have gone. Nash is still very good; Young is still…Young. But the voices of Crosby and Stills are genuine to their age. Nothing wrong with that; nothing to be ashamed of - but the performances detract from the memories I have of them. For many years - too many years to be sane - their music was the backdrop to my life. As I struggled mentally, their music was a comfort. For that, I will be eternally grateful

[@paulwelch1992]

@@theofarmmanager267 Listen to Crosby's recent albums or the recording he did with Snark Puppy his voice is still rich & beautiful.

[@theofarmmanager267]

@@paulwelch1992 I must admit that I haven’t. Perhaps, in a studio setting with all of their technologies, they can create or re-create a true Crosby voice. I am (perhaps wrongly) going by live concerts (I think the last one was in Bournemouth, UK) where Crosby’s voice showed it’s age. I wasn’t disappointed in as much as it is to be expected in most people. I just prefer to listen to the earlier stuff with its purity; although one of my favourite pieces is Stills singing North Country Girl in around 2013?

[@paulwelch1992]

@@theofarmmanager267 Most performers have a Golden period where their voice is at its peak and CSN had a decent run on that. Listening to Crosby on the debut album and then on 'Delta' from 'Daylight Again' (about 13 years apart) his voice retained its beauty. Fast forward another 40 years and it's unrealistic to expect it to be the same but much of the quality is still there. His new album 'For Free' has received excellent reviews and has sold well, (there's a new expanded version of 'If I Could Only Remember My Name' out this month) so at least on record he still sounds good. They are all now into their twilight years and though we'll never have a repeat of the golden years I'm really thankful that we had it when we did and that music will continue to bring joy to all of us who love them. They were a one off. kzbin.info/www/bejne/hWLRe315ba5_Zq8

[@elizabethlinsay9193]

Live music, no auto tuning, pure voices and instruments. You can't beat it!

[@TheLOD2099]

They used soundboards, technology is technology

[@hojo70]

My favorite group of all time!

[@carmelaszymanski8104]

Absolutely.. Songs..Mystic Rhythm.. Beautifully Done

[@mitchgawlik1175]

Truly one of the great rock recordings. I may not listen to it regularly but when I get the urge to there is not another record, tape or compact disc that can top it. Memories, good and bad, rush back.

[@margaretpeabody243]

Liked hearing Graham Nash's wish of forgiveness and reunion.

[@thomashanks1033]

Hello Margaret, how are you doing.

[@MrBigpoe]

check some more resent interviews with Nash he pure hates David

[@jcheck6]

@@MrBigpoe Yep, they are out there. Nash's best friend is still Allan Clarke.

[@BlueEyes-gp8lg]

It was insincere and just another example of Nash playing the Great Mediator in front of an interviewer.

[@Beckola11]

I certainly didnt hear that. Since the 80's David was a real grouch at the shows I saw them play

[@lillyboldlyshewhispers7145]

This is the greatest album of all time. My most Beloved album from the moment it was released. So much heart and truth. Incredible harmonies. A testimonial of our generation.

[@jamesmack3314]

Greatest? Not even close...really good? Yes

[@lillyboldlyshewhispers7145]

@@jamesmack3314 That's the beauty of music. Everyone can listen to the same song or album, and get something completely different from it. Be Blessed.

[@guitarjonn7103]

Historic album, top ten in that era for me. Such strong writing talents, and not always moving in parallel paths. Deja vu has folk, country/americana, rock, pop and even sprinkles of jazz harmonies here and there from Crosby (Deja vu) and Young (Country Girl). The how's and the why's of band's breakup are pretty well known by now, but what they created together was a great gift. Imperfect people sometimes do some pretty perfect things. Here's hoping Crosby and Nash can somehow mend things before they cross over.

[@alicehallam8247]

Profound love and respect for all the young men who fought in Vietnam. Love and respect for all those at home who fought against this war, including these artists.

[@sclogse1]

Jack Hirschman.

[@jeffwisener1378]

Respect to those that refused to fight in a war we should have never been in.

[@gregoryirwin263]

The music stands the test of time because it doesn't suck simple as that Say that about any of today's pop artists 50 years from now

[@800oceandrive5]

Excellent piece about four incredible musicians and an amazing band. And can we all agree that there is no one better than Anthony Mason at interviewing artists especially performing artists

[@brucelee4996]

I remember when Anthony Mason interviewed Keith Richards at his property in Connecticut. I admire and respect Anthony Mason. Total Class Act. kzbin.info/www/bejne/r3-ugmZmna2Yqrc

[@thedabara2477]

I think respect is the key -- the artists' for Mason -- because there is abundant evidence on KZbin that neither Crosby nor Stills suffers fools gladly . A silly or intrusive question and they can turn rude in a flash.

[@sheldonbass4238]

It takes a mighty big man to forgive, and maybe an even bigger man to say, "I was wrong, please forgive me."

[@wotan10950]

Fascinating! I was only 14, a bit too young to be part of that moment. But my older siblings were very much immersed in it, so this music is part of my bloodstream by osmosis.

[@Dara604]

I do like some of the music of these guys, but after the group split up, I followed Graham Nash. The man with the charming British accent from The Hollies captured my heart. We are good friends and we feel very blessed to know each other. We finally get to see one another next month after 2 long years! This will be my forth time seeing him; he does not need the others. He puts on an awesome concert by himself! I highly recommend seeing him if he comes your way to sing!

[@mariashaffer-gordon3561]

You are fortunate to know him. I love his music and enjoyed his autobiography, too.

[@rosalindalay4499]

Imagine heaven n hearing those beautiful voice s greeting you..David joking n laughing at the door..I'm sure all is forgiven.. Graham was a terrific friend.. RIP. N heal everyone..

[@steverogers2603]

Nice segment, great album! Crosby has long been perceived as an very difficult person and Neil Young is a grump but I love their music.

[@jamesmack3314]

If you haven’t seen the Crosby documentary check it out it’s very well done according to David Neil is the most selfish man ever and I tend to believe him although his greatness cannot be denied

[@sergeantmasson3669]

My wife and I were at the original Woodstock. We rode there on our 650 BSA motorcycle.

[@bradr1913]

Oh Tony really loves doin music interviews. He does them well and knows his music. Good job Tony love your interviews.

[@BlueEyes-gp8lg]

He is good. Too bad CBS (with Gail King's influence) just put him out to pasture from the morning show in favor of another young ex-athlete. So much for quality journalism.

[@bradr1913]

@@BlueEyes-gp8lg they did the same to Charlie rose. I'm not watching it anymore.

[@coldroses5337]

@@bradr1913 Charlie was busted for being creepy btw

[@vampyros1]

Deja vu is a towering work of genius from the biggest band in the world upon arrival.

[@tinaveneable6127]

Have that album, one of my favorite groups. That music really takes me back. 50 yrs.?

[@annsmith7207]

I was 13 when the Beatles landed at Idlewild Airport (now LaGuardia) in New York City in 1964 and 17 turning 18 when Woodstock took place in 1969. I have seen it all - have travelled around the globe building housing with Habitat for Humanity ---- for people who have less than nothing --- and not much surprises me at this point. But I will say, with more years behind me than ahead of me - Neil Young and Graham Nash - your resentment toward each other has expended a whole lot of energy from both of you - year in - year out - decades worth of carrying around that satchel of resentment over your shoulder. The one who is truly the "adult" makes the first move to contact the other - have a chat - eyeball to eyeball - and you will both walk away liberated and truly free. You don't have to walk away as "best buddies forever" - but you will walk away with peace of mind and freedom from resentment. And isn't that what we were all searching for so many years ago --- freedom? Forgiveness is the path to personal liberation from resentment and it is the freedom you sang about! Crosby Stills Nash and Young are woven into the fabric of my soul like no other. And that 5 year span from 1964 to 1969 was by far the most dynamic period - in my view - in American history - on every single level -- sex, drugs, rock 'n roll, race, equality for women, the undeclared Vietnam War that so needlessly drafted and killed and permanently scarred so many boys --- and I had a front row seat, taking it all in through the eyes of a '60s teenager! Nothing ---absolutely nothing ----can compare...and never will!

[@debbieomi]

Graham said that he, Stephen, and Neil are friends and talk often. The rift is between David and Neil as stated in the interview also.

[@scott8xxx532]

@@debbieomi Also between David and Graham.

[@lorettanericcio-bohlman567]

I trust Graham Nash. Period

[@brittsmith8260]

When I was a wee lad of 12, my cousin and myself purchased two LPs at a local Miami record store in 71. I bought Grand Funk's debut red album. My cousin bought CSNY. We got home put them on the turntable, he was not impressed by the CSNY effort and I wasn't enamored with GFR. He qsked if I wanted to trade, needless to say Im still listening to Deja Vu and I'm pretty sure the red album was sold at a yard sale somewhere along the way. Best trade of my life.

[@bobmohr4952]

A time in my life, while serving in Vietnam. 19 years old and my whole life ahead of me, if I could only make it home. And I did!

[@carpesixties258]

❤️❤️❤️

[@legubblet]

Thank you for your service ❤️

[@Malcolmdeeb]

Crosby: “Neil hates my guts.” Neil eulogizing Crosby: “Thanks David for your spirit and songs, Love you man. I remember the best times!" The lesson? Mend fences, swallow your pride, and bury your ego. Life is too short.

[@troyallen5806]

Time is passing as fast as it ever has, but it seems faster now. I am a child of this generation. When they are completely gone from memory other than being on a video service I wonder what the world will be?

[@brianrussell7691]

Enjoyed seeing this segment again. Love their music. However, a legend of a drummer Charlie Watts just past. His stature as a founding member of The Rolling Stones and a reserved British gentleman, warrants a proper tribute of this outstanding musician very soon.

[@tammylenox517]

I'm sure these segments are produced in advance. Probably didn't have enough time to get something together for Charlie Watts for at this time.

[@steveconn]

Yes!

[@zachhoran]

@@tammylenox517 This is a rerun from three months ago.

[@scott8xxx532]

These stories - CSNY and Charlie Watts - are not mutually exclusive. We can have coverage of both.

[@davidmckenzie420]

Carry On is still my favorite song...

[@louannwaters6691]

I’m old😂. I saw Buffalo Springfield, The Byrds and CSNY🎶. Also saw Joanie Mitchell. There music is as relevant today as it was then! I was lucky😊. Thank you for this interview ✌️❤️🙏

[@jackie9910-h8c]

Love Neil Young's album, Helpless....

[@lorettanericcio-bohlman567]

Please spell it right, Joni Mitchell

[@louannwaters6691]

@@lorettanericcio-bohlman567 damn phone! I do know how to spell it! I saw her three times✌️

[@pamelamays4186]

It seems like the band still respects each other as talented musicians.

[@maxmulsanne7054]

Which is an incredible trait to have with so many different personalities involved. I may be wrong but it seems to me that outfits like CSN&Y, The Rolling Stones, The Grateful Dead and other bands that originated from the wild 1960's were more capable of staying together than most other groups that began after the early 1970's onwards.

[@brucekuehn4031]

No one talks to David Crosby anymore

[@jongray4828]

Graham Nash and Neil Young would have nothing to do with Crosby even if he were alive today!

[@guitarmusic524]

"...Glancing blows...but they were continuous, and that tends to numb your skull, and you turn into numbskulls..." I'll never under-value a good psychologist, but Stephen just did a great in-a-nutshell analysis.

[@propjoe1060]

Its a shame they weren't able to repair their relationships before Crosby passed, or at least it seems they weren't. That's life I guess. Thanks for the music guys!

[@RichardMNixon-zh6uz]

"Every band I've known of has been on the verge of breaking up at all times" - Timothy B. Schmit

[@dsmith9964]

Fyi.. Timothy B. Schmidt sang backup vocals on the CSN song 'Southern Cross'

[@RichardMNixon-zh6uz]

@@dsmith9964 That he did. His resume is quite impressive; did lots of work.

[@erichinton5774]

And he should definitely know

[@Zippezip]

They were children then and are still children now...damn it guy's grow up !

[@dsmith9964]

I would love to see the guys perform live together just one more time. Then end the show with 'just a song before I go..'

[@francispetrel]

Amazing band! I really love this guys.

[@DummyYEEEAAHHHHH]

I love how David says "yeahhh" when asked about if he knew what they were making when they recorded Deja Vu.

[@bobsturgis4674]

I was lucky,later on in guessing the 90!s seeing them play together at the Sonoma Jazz Festival.There was no Young.Glad to hear them play,all ways will enjoy the music.To everyone @ CBS Sunday morning and subscribers,stay safe.☮

[@JeanetteFaith]

I saw them in the 90's. They were good?

[@MrRlwiley]

Deja Vu was a part of the soundtrack of my (our) lives as kids coming of age in the early 70's.

[@christopherdavison652]

CSN was a unit. Neil was, and always has been solo. It's really CSN and guest Neil Young. I love Neil, and have been a fan since the 70s. But CSN never needed him, and may have been better off without him.

[@JeanetteFaith]

agree

[@YosemiteFour]

I still have my vinyl of both.

[@danbaird7414]

“The silver thread”. If you don’t know, that’s the perfect analogy. Like a marriage gets it’s silver thread cut, you can feel it. But here it’s between 4 guys with egos big enough to get out there and do it. At least 2 alpha males here, maybe 4. Can’t put it back together because that thread never goes back together right.

[@BrianCarnevaleB26]

God, they look so old. A great piece here, thanks

[@margaretpeabody243]

Talk about the big chill, these boys have come to breathtake all the way with the 5-0 release.

[@pamelamays4186]

My stepmom had that album. Great music.

[@BestFitSquareChannel]

Brilliant! Thank you 🙏🏽…

[@UKindness4]

One of the best all time bands even today a favorite.

[@WRMRanch]

Just ready Daisy Jones & The Six .... this interview makes me think of it... friendship is so hard but we all thank you for the music.

[@christianlacheze3323]

The three fell out with David Crosby. But Crosby is the only one who, at the age of 81, still makes incredible (and new) music

[@marypthompson6349]

Great album. I would sit in the basement for hours listening to my brother's Deja Vu album.

[@harrygaul4475]

I saw CSN live in DEPAC (Durham performing arts) about 5 years old and they were incredibly awesome!!🎸

[@ajcarr1965]

In the wake of the Afghanistan disaster, I've been listening to a Stephen Stills classic called "Daylight Again/Find the Cost of Freedom."

[@ventumloquitur8250]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/i168YYaDntmAps0

[@macanoodough]

Someone at PBS is a big fan because this is the 5th special in a decade on this band. And most of this footage is from those other specials.

[@scottstewart5784]

My older brother had 2 albums he played over and over in the basement while sneak-smoking some weed - Deja Vu and Toys in the Attic. I spent a lot of time in that dank! basement listening to those albums. Deja Vu is In my Top 3 all-time.

[@lipov03]

"David said something bad about my girlfriend...so we're never talking to him again!" Sounds like something you would hear in high school. All that "peace and love" stuff they were advocating in the early years was never going to last because they had no firm basis for it. Love as a sentiment is not real love! Great music though!!

[@jamesmack3314]

Pretty lame that people hold grudges about supposed “ offensive “ comments....get over it.time is running out

[@michaelbaxter3532]

QUITE AGREE A SUPREME ALBUM WHAT A BAND WE ARE LUCKY TO HAVE THEM

[@pascaljeanne6520]

great every where even in france i was a kid these guys are legent , simple !

[@godfreyzilla8608]

Ok so I agree with everything said about this magical group but who are the two additional guys on the album cover? If they were studio musicians and performed on this classic album shouldn't they at least be mentioned?

[@MellowWind]

Songs of my life..

[@flaviopitanga65]

Great album. Loved it

[@GarrettCroslin]

It’s crazy to think that just words between them have caused rifts they’ll never patch.

[@Jobotubular]

Interesting to see this album so hyped, when critics have consistently placed it in the shadow of the earlier album (despite selling so well). Nice to see Nash softening a bit, and no surprise that Young didn't participate -- Neil simply does not look back, unless it reveals a new way of going forward.

[@scottstory7783]

Time for music and getting it together!!!!

[@alvininnaples]

Please put your petty differences aside for the sake of the people who made you Famous. Your music will long outstand any quarrels you have today. I may not always like what you say, but I will never stop loving you. Peace Out Brothers

[@rabde1041]

I’m 69. 50 years with CSNY.

[@randyschiffer3265]

For all those that want them to reunite just go and watch David Crosby's documentary "Remember my name." In that movie you will see the last time CSN played together at The White House during Christmas. They sang Silent Night and they were horrible. Does anyone remember Live Aid????? CSN&Y were just as bad. Stick to the albums and whatever great memories you have of their live shows when they were at their best. As much as I love them their best days are behind them and that's how I chose to remember them. Watch this, last time they played together. @

[@artlover1477]

Randy I agree with you! Individually David and Graham still make great music with their own bands. I know Stills is battling hearing loss these days. Father time is moving on though. My hope is that they could all sit in a room together and bury the hatchet.I

[@randyschiffer3265]

@@artlover1477 I agree but I don't think it will happen.

[@artlover1477]

@@randyschiffer3265 I know Randy. Croz will probably go first and Graham will have a lot of pondering to do.

[@randyschiffer3265]

@@artlover1477 Watch Croz surprise us all and be last man standing.

[@ericheine2414]

Graham Nash he's pleasant and he's really nice to be around. Long Cool Woman in a Black Dress.

[@scifiwriter98]

The Hollies recorded that song after Nash left the group. It was one of their last hits.

[@Kim-lc3fv]

I was lucky to see the three in June 2013 in Berlin. Little did I know that they would never perform together again? If that is really true...

[@thomashanks1033]

Hello Kim, how are you doing.

[@josephmormando5906]

Classic Rock At Its Best !!!!!!

[@MetFansince]

Didn't they show this segment already a couple of months ago? I swear I've seen it before.

[@RealMTBAddict]

Nope

[@pumpkinking5174]

Yes.

[@bethcrumpton476]

Yes. Only a brief mention of the passing of Charlie Watts and Don Everly, and yet they rerun this.

[@yogawithsarah6227]

Yes I think they did.

[@Sarttek]

yes, in May

[@JeanetteFaith]

WOW!!

[@sososo2445]

Wow all those years the grudge about Neil's girlfriend. That is so sad. And now no way to make up. Graham I feel sorry for, he really loved David.

[@vancepomerening4794]

Yes, Crosby has a big mouth, he always has. He alienated his Byrds bandmates at Monterey by being outspoken about Vietnam.

[@DavidSmith-ss1cg]

He had alienated them long before that. I read somewhere that being in the original Byrds was like "The Lord of the Flies" with guitars. It was soon after that when the rest of the group decided that he had to go.

[@charleyfolkes]

I watched their reaction to the question ‘if they had regrets’ or if they wish they could fix things Pretty unconvincing and insincere responses, especially Crosby.

[@vernpascal1531]

I admired what he said about the JFK Assassination at Monterey. Bottom line we never recovered from either Vietnam or the JFK Assassination. Way too many lies...paved the way for the nightmare we have today. Anyway, whatever you feel about Crosby he is a very unique and talented individual. At least during that period.

[@albertoortega2467]

Supergrupo..tremendos 🎸🔥🙏 de Argentina 🇦🇷✌️👏 2021

[@carmelaszymanski8104]

WOODSTOCK.. EVER GREAT EVENT IN HUMAN EVER!!

[@leftyspade]

Great vid=. Grew up with these guys and love all and I mean all!

[@rayst.pierre4499]

Isn't it a pity that they won't play music together Isn't it a shame

[@FourStrongWinds4]

Why can't these great groups that create great music make an extra friggen effort to create and sustain a love with each other? It has become a cliché that they do not!

[@davidp7178]

Let a supposed friend rip apart your lady and see how much love you sustain with that individual.

[@DavidJones-wz2wg]

Because the same thing that drives one to great accomplishments also tends to drive others away. Being an 'artist' is to no small degree about self-absorption and so most of these bands die from too many egos vying for a shrinking space over time.

[@jaisabai4155]

Pleased to say that one of my treasures is the original vinyl album, safely stored away with other gems just waiting for, for whatever.

[@preciosaindiferencia]

legend.

[@davesmith7842]

I never had it in vinyl but bought it in 8 track, cassette and CD- I burned the CD for my I Pod. This is the only album I bought for all the medias. My fav cut is "teach your children".

[@badscrew4023]

You can't fit 4 geniuses in one room

[@janicebrowningaquino792]

I love the music. At times I can’t listen to it because it causes me to relive difficult memories of that period in my life. I graduated HS in 1970, it should have been a great point in life’s journey. It was not.

[@JeanetteFaith]

why?