Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young

In 1969 former members of the bands Buffalo Springfield, The Byrds and The Hollies joined together to play their first public performance at Woodstock. David Crosby, Graham Nash and Steven Stills blended soaring harmonies and intricate guitar riffs into some of the most renowned music of the time. Soon joined by occasional member Neil Young they had a tumultuous relationship seeing the band break up and reform on a number of occasions. Legal problems, drugs and egos tore at the heart of the collaboration, yet they always pulled it back together again.

CSN&Y

At Woodstock


Long Time Gone


Suite Judy Blue Eyes


Marakesh Express => Blackbird



Commenting on social and political causes was one constant of their performances.

Military Madness


Daylight Again => Find the Cost of Freedom


Ohio


For What It’s Worth


Southern Man


Chicago


Teach Your Children Well


Almost Cut My Hair


Wooden Ships


What Are Their Names => Rocking In The Free World




Love lost and found

Carry On => Questions


Only Love Can Break Your Heart


Down by the River


Our House – (Loud)


Carry Me


Guinevere


Helplessly Hoping


Sea of Madness


Simple Man – David and Graham


You Don’t Have to Cry


Life and Life’s Lessons

Don’t Be Denied


Push It Over The End


Black Queen


Southern Cross


Déjà vu


Treetop Flyer – Stephen and Neil


Lee Shore - This one takes me away every time!


Traction In The Rain – David and Graham



Jammin’ With Joni Mitchell at the Big Sur Hippie Festival 1970

Get Together and Back to the Garden (Joni Solo)



To close tonight:

Just A Song Before I Go



ENCORE

Crosby, Stills and Nash introspect – ends with Stephen performing 4+20