Crosby, Stills & Nash Interview on Their Legendary Classic Rock Career | CSN 

Ditto fellow traveller ;-)

Hes an a**hole

David is a really good and generous human being.

He has had great problems and made huge mistakes, but I think he has had the greatest personal growth of the three of them.

@@sammyscotch9945 you think that because he is judgemental? If so, look in the mirror based upon your statement.

@@jeffwisener1378 At least he admits it ,and most assholes dont.He is actually a very smart man ,and he made alot of mistakes anyway...he knows hes an asshole better than anyone else.

They have a lot to talk about.

They like the attention. 😳

@GrahamNash-xx8fh Hello..you are very welcome!! Many years..I heard your music growing up all the way til now so a good 50 year s +....Croz said you were the only one that could sing Genivere with him..I would like to see you again in concert 🎵🎶👍

SIMKINETICS; "Wisdom comes with age, cut short without pity" That is extremely pithy and all too correct. Where/who did the quote come from?

These guys are running out of time

I always loved Crosbys work the best, due to the jazz he infused into his sounds and the incredible scat singing he did with Nash, it was far above and beyond the usual folk and rock stuff. However I met him, outside a venue, we couldn't move the traffic out was so bad, we parked, went behind the hall and had a smoke, where we found Stills doing the same, he came over, there was just me and a friend, he asked for a cig, he left his pack in the tour bus, so we chatted about all sorts of stuff, he was such a nice friendly gentleman, then from the bus appears Crosby, marches over obviously cranky about something, I said hi David, he said fuck off, and then shouted at stills "I need you in the bus now!!! we walked off, they walked off it was a horrible end to a beautiful night....

I could be mistaken but I think I heard Nash starting to crack as far as his not wanting to reunite with the band yeah I think I heard him insinuate that there is a chance so yeah I think it's a good way to develop more of a desire for the public to really want to buy tickets I mean sounds like good promo bait to me anyway

He was the one to write and sing Marekesh Express in 1968 that went into being the #1 song on the charts.

@@lisamoroney3036 his album for beginners is really good. All good songs

@@lastnamefirst4035 yes . I am aware of that!

I would never buy a ticket to see Nash on his own because between the (great) songs, he nauseates with his endless preaching. 😳

@GrahamNash-xx8fh Since a very young age in the 60's!!!! I don't remember life without your music and I feel so blessed that it fills my soul❤❤ Bought your book & look forward to reading it!!🧜‍♀️

@GrahamNash-xx8fh I lived (still do )in a Beach Community not too far from Laurel Canyon L.A. so I literally felt that magic even though I was so young at the time I just can't explain it all I can do is say God bless and THANK YOU, Graham Nash, we love you!!!!

@GrahamNash-xx8fh At the beach!

@GrahamNash-xx8fh Beautiful! Do you still live in L.A.?

@GrahamNash-xx8fh Not at all.

As off right now,Nash And Crosby are in a Hate fest and are not talking,so i wouldn't hold my breath.

Crosby’s voice, high tenor, makes me cry and thrill simultaneously ❤❤❤

Steven has a hearing problem so it sounds as though he had a few but that is his speech a hearing condition since childhood.

He's deaf in one year and partially deaf in the other.

I think I would have traded to see Neil Young doing solo from let's say the mid 70s then seeing CSN and why

@@arlenmargolin1650 Glad to have seen both. CSN 3 times. Neil once.

Seriously?

😂😂 too late now sadly.

We all look different as we age, dumbass

jb Yesterday : Can't ever forget OR replace Neil Young. He just beats to a different drummer or muse I should say. The Three can't be beaten but the four together are off the charts as well out of this world. TRUTH !!! MY own opinion.

Not Crosby’s choice. But no surprise, from Nash.

@GrahamNash-xx8fh since the sixties

@GrahamNash-xx8fh staying cool it's over 90 here

@GrahamNash-xx8fh Knoxville Tennessee

Au contraire mon ami...

I don't think that applies to Crosby and Stills...they both know they made music that was important to lots of people, but it's only Nash who seems to want to point that out and underline it over and over again.

Graham's ego is soooooo gigantic, I'm surprised his head doesn't explode. And this was before he dumped his wife of 36 years and took up with a joni look-alike waif half his age. I can't stand his latest solo effort, pure drivel imho; waif, now wife, took the cover photo.

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@@dannyholmes2801 Thanx!

@@sharonramone7186 👍🏻

W climate change might not be many eagles and doves left😀

💘✊✌

Nash is a bitter angry old man

NASH IS FULL OF HIMSELF.@@sammyscotch9945

Neil Young’s awesome 👏

They worked with Rubin and were going to make an album of covers. It was to be called "songs we wish we wrote". The band wanted to have a couple Beatle songs on it but Rubin only wanted one. The project led to a disagreement between Rubin and CSN that it didn't work out. They continued without Rubin, but ultimately it didn't work. The several songs they did work on are in the Sony vault. Hopefully one day it'll come out.

He is a very intelligent and articulate man and he has done a lot of work with the old tapes and the history of the group.

Nash was a great part of the trio but, personally, the least liked. He has an arrogant attitude that grates, at times.

Nash is the diva in the room. No surprise at his attitude. But he is correct in his comments about autographs. Crosby is (literally, now) dead wrong and sounds like a miserly 🦨.

53 years. You’ve touched so many lives. Still listen and am grateful for the thoughtfulness, playfulness and companionship of your universal anthems throughout my life.

If anyone know's who killed JFK, I'd believe Croz 100%!

From the first album until he cleaned up, It was the Croz's drug use (and denial of it for FAR too many years) - as well as Stills's mammoth ego - that created most of the turmoil. Then there was Neil Young -- an unquestioned musical genius, but nearly wholly unreliable as a bandmate. 😩 ☺️ You're correct though about the last 10 years or so, until Croz's passing last year: His scathing criticism of Daryl Hannah, and Young's decision to marry her, seemed to be a sad, final breaking point for the band. 😢 Some things are better left unsaid, certainly after you've been through so many "wars" (good & bad times) with people you claim to love. I found it interesting that, to my knowledge, Croz _didn't_ similarly lambast Nash for doing exactly what Young did (at least not publicly). RIP Croz 🙏🏻💛, and here's to hoping that Graham & Stephen get at least one more collaborative project in, before they hang up their guitars for good.

John Jarou-- If you knew their history, this is a cycle-- the un-trioing, duoing, going solo, and playing with other people. It's the artist's journey. These guys have been a part of each other's life in a big way for over 50 years. How many of us can say that about our friends? They are successful and they don't need the money. True musicians that they are, they will be writing songs in their head and, singing and performing til they breathe their last breath on earth.

my thought exactly...Croz has apologized ad nauseum...

Too late now 🎸

He's always come across that way

Let's give him an attitude adjustment

Yeah but can't you hear him asking those tough questions in his songs? Graham said it best, ''We are your voice.''

Because he was by far the lesser of the trio

@@Golfstar17 Why do you say that Jonathan? Graham spent years, starting in the early 2000's going through all the CS&N catalogs, then Crosby's & Stills solo catalogs so he could build a master collection of all their music, then produced the Digital Re-Mastered Box Sets for each of them. Crosby's, Stills & his own. That's about 1,000 songs that I've heard of. So he was pretty busy doing that, plus still touring, writing new material & producing everything. I just think he keeps to himself, plus doing a lot of studio production work sorta leads me to think he does the most work out of CS&N.