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they began the 70s is the top band in
the US and then abruptly broke apart for
30 years they lived hi and loan from
adoring stadiums to jail cells for
wealth and luxury to near-death
experiences but when times were dark the
friendship between these four
complicated men shone brightest until
they surprised the whole world by
reuniting to tour in the year 2000 three
decades after they walked away David
Crosby Stephen Stills Graham Nash and
Neil Young are legends this is their
story
[Applause]
the first time I saw Neal and was going
across Canada on this tour with this
little folk group and he was doing
exactly what I wanted to do when I got
back was to get a great rhythm section
and play folk song on an electric guitar
we drove down to Los Angeles in 53
Pontiac hers and we're in traffic and I
guess still sauce so he ran up to us and
got us and pulled over Neil Young teamed
up with Stephen Stills in 1966 to form
one of the greatest California rock
bands Buffalo Springfield something
happen and you what it is ain't exactly
play the Springfield found immediate
success but conflicts between the two
stars Stills and young combined with
Young's desire for a solo cutter to
cause tension from the start
still said later that he wanted to be in
the Beatles and Neil wanted to be Bob
Dylan
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the relationship was a bunch of 19 and
20 year old guys just getting something
together for the first time in the
spotlight you know interviews and and
you know attention that they never had
before we lost the ability to stay in
the moment you know which is what you
have to do to performs young walked out
on the group just before the 1967
Monterey Pop Festival Stephen has David
Crosby of the Byrds to Philly
Neil had split and Steven knew each
other and liked each other and he said
well you know like I thought we got to
do this gig it's gonna be great I said
yeah
Crosby was also performing at the
festival with the birds who were at the
height of their success
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Crosby was having troubles with his
bandmates Chris Hillman and roger
McGuinn troubles that were magnified by
his performing with Buffalo Springfield
I remember it being a very kind of sour
experience it was sad on stage there was
the camaraderie that we'd had as a band
wasn't there anymore it was David
Crosby's wanting to be in what became
Crosby Stills and Nash that really drove
the situation to an end there was some
friction there and also I just I've
never been here the the easiest person
I'm very opinionated very independent
guy
they said your brother tour without you
I stood by making terrific mistake you
know I said well we think we'll do
better without you when Buffalo
Springfield split for good Crosby
instills decided to team up
we sort of found herself spending a lot
of time together and driving around and
on singing songs and to basically man
cries we're hanging out and we went and
saw Graham sing with the Hollies and
then cast comes up and whispers to me do
you think you guys need the harmony
singer
Cass Elliot of the Mamas and the Papas
introduced David and Stephen to the
English pop star Graham Nash Graham had
been a member of the Holly since the
early 60s but by 1968 he was beginning
to feel the limitations the group is
putting on
when I made the decision to leave the
Hollies three things have happened one I
was getting frustrated that I was
writing songs that I thought were pretty
cool and that they didn't want to record
secondly they wanted to do an entire
album of Bob Dylan songs in a kind of
Las Vegas horn section swing band can
detain and the third thing is that I'd
actually been befriended by this teddy
bear called David Crosby Cass Elliot
said get in the car I want you to meet
somewhere she rather modern and told me
to get him stoned on his chest was a lid
from a shoebox and in the lid was a pile
a'dope I had this pullover pot meaning
if you smoke something we're going
someplace you pull over and try to
remember where you were thought it was
done air weed so he we laughed all
through the afternoon
and I liked him a lot in the summer of
1968 crosby Stills and Nash sang
together for the first time at a house
in Laurel Canyon belonging to either
Cass Elliot or Joni Mitchell nobody is
absolutely sure now this is possibly
because we might have smoked but you
know none of us is absolutely sure
whether it was Joanie's or cats as I say
it was Joanie's say Davis got it wrong
it would sit casas hills were we sang
together in the morning when you arise
we had you know I had a pretty good
harmony - and are we saying it - Graham
you would do that again would you
and the third time he put the top part
on Stephen I look to each other in my
before crosby Stills and Nash could make
their group official Graham had to go
back to England to quit The Hollies
David and Stephen joined him in London
we could to Britain to rehearse now and
there were like fans that would spot us
in a card and holler things at us
because we were blowing up one of their
groups now
oh there's horrible Americans I didn't
know that it's that big a deal
yeah just a band the trio rehearsed
their songs has started looking for
label interest we did attempt at one
point to get on Apple Records it was a
up-and-coming new record label obviously
controlled by the Beatles and Peter
Asher at the time we actually auditioned
for George and Peter
and we sang it very well and they passed
which I think they probably in hindsight
we're not happy about
ahmud arrogant of Atlantic Records had
loved Buffalo Springfield and offered
the new group a contract crosby Stills
and Nash settled in Los Angeles to
record their first album we knew that we
were doing something really unusual
we knew the songs were really good and
we were totally thrilled and it was the
year of the guitar player you can
understand this was a year when clapped
on Hendrix and Jimmy Page and people
like that work it you know and for us to
come out from left field with this you
know three-part harmony and a lot of Kuh
stick stuff you know it's a pretty
unexpected thing it was great
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cut my hair the music was wonderful but
the dynamic between the three strong
personalities is explosive I have my own
weirdness isn't craziness with it it's
not as volatile as David his demons so
we settled into that role you know David
and Stephen over the years I have loved
each other to death we disagree about a
lot of stuff but we're brothers I love
him
he loves me and brothers fight in May of
1969 the band released their debut sweet
Judy blue eyes in Marrakesh Express were
a.m. hits FM radio played the entire
album the music of crosby Stills and
Nash became the sound of the
counterculture within a few months David
Stephen and Graham would be more famous
than they had ever been with their
previous bands they had never performed
live when an offer came in to appear at
a summer music festival in upstate New
York crosby Stills and Nash said yes
their performance at Woodstock would
change everything
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in the summer of 1969 Crosby Stills and
Nash released their first album to
immense critical and commercial acclaim
then it was time for the group to tour
stills had overdub lead guitar keyboards
and bass on the album they would need
other musicians to form the songs on
stage
[Applause]
it was Atlantic Records President Hamid
Erica who suggested Stevens former
bandmate Neil Young would be the perfect
addition I've been casting about for a
keyboard player I wanted another
musician to play off it but I'm talking
away with Amin nothing but the armistice
why are you getting Neil and they were
didn't we just go through this Steven
decided that Ahmed was right David and
Graham were not so sure we had a
interview with Neil in Greenwich Village
on Bleecker Street and I went to
breakfast with you because I was the one
that was mainly against it because I
didn't I didn't see what we needed from
you you know the blend that we had with
our voices was pretty good
and our musicianship was pretty good and
by the time I'd finished breakfast with
Neil I would have given in the world he
was unbelievably brilliant and of course
I loved his music
[Applause]
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it's songs how are you not going to
invite him in
you know listen the songs yeah good lord
I'd ask him between the group if I had
25 people and
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Neal had begun to establish himself as a
solo artist but the chance to team up
with his old Buffalo Springfield partner
was too tempting to resist I thought
it'd be cool to play with Stephen again
and the other guys were great singers
and had their own songs and everything
but I I really felt like I had some
unfinished stuff with Stephen then we
fly together and you know we needed to
do more of that the band officially
changed its name to crosby Stills Nash
and young and went to perform their
first gig in Chicago one week later they
had their second performance at
Woodstock looking at the world through
the sunset in your eyes
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this kid could come off and it was what
kind of a shaky deal nobody was sure
what was gonna happen it was just knew
that some of our favorite bands we're
gonna play to the big nervousness that
everybody you know makes a point of you
know what Stephen said
no yes the point was that all the people
that we really cared about all standing
behind us and they had all heard the
record but we'd never played live before
and so they said okay let's see can I
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so
[Applause]
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but when the cameras set up to shoot the
band's the start performance Neil Young
refused to be filmed I was offended by
the cameras all over the place because
it was a distraction to what we were
doing which was playing the music so I
told him not to do that with me that not
to film me don't bother you know don't
come near me and you know stay out of
the way after Woodstock the band's
reputation grew with every show they
perform
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within a month after their first gig
Crosby Stills Nash and young were
superstars the performance in New York's
Fillmore East created such pandemonium
the crowds refused to leave the venue
concert promoter Bill Graham began
stuffing money underneath the
dressing-room doors until the band
returned to the stage
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in September the group went to San
Francisco to record an album but the
mood had changed four and twenty years
ago four come into this line the song of
a woman and a man lived in strife he was
tired
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David suffered a huge loss when his
girlfriend Christine Hinton was killed
in a car accident when I made deja vu I
was very sad
my girlfriend had just been killed and a
lot of the time I would come into the
studio and just sit on the floor and cry
I wasn't great together
I'm amazed that we did as good of work
as we did the band managed to finish
their album but it was a tough time to
begin the longest tour any of them had
ever been on DejaVu was released in
March of 1970 at the same time the
Beatles broke up CSNY were Rock's new
superstars their singles Woodstock our
house and teach your children were all
over radio they were the symbol of peace
and love except between themselves well
you know there was one time in Denver
where we had some some trouble but
rehearsals or something and they had
booked the tour once again that never
really works for us because the first
day we were rehearsing with the new bass
player once we got to know the guy and
start playing with him it was great so
there was there was a big fight around
then we used to fight a lot started like
a hockey team you know the pucks flying
around the Neal tilts is great matter
for threat playing hockey
they team's really clicking and
everything and then all of a sudden the
gloves are up they're all fighting and
then they pick them back up and they go
back to playing hockey again it's kind
of like that
in May of 1970 the band recorded what
would become their most profound
political statement a reaction to the
shooting of for Kent State college
students at an anti-war rally
I was at this house in Anna Canyon on
the California coast Crosby came up and
he had the magazine the Kent State
killings cover on it and I'd heard it on
the news but Crosby always has a way of
bringing things into focus
that's wolf me after that there was
something going on there that I had some
thoughts about these started right in
the song and when it was done and I
called - I think it said get the studio
get any studio get it that run away and
we cut it it was out for me
[Applause]
ohayo ratified CSN wise position as the
voice of the counterculture
DejaVu was selling in the millions their
concerts were rallies rock shows
political events but Neil was gearing up
to restart his solo career with his new
album after the gold rush in July the
CSNY tour ended and so did the band they
were living legends they had been
together one year
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at the end of 1970 Crosby Stills Nash
and young had become the biggest band in
America then at the peak of their fame
they walked away we got together at a
certain point in time and it had a huge
effect on a lot of people including
ourselves and then but we always planned
from the beginning to go off in a
different directions and do different
things and it's just was a loose
organisation
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[Applause]
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by the time the live album four way
street was released crosby Stills Nash
and young were all making solo records
when we started we used our own names
because we intended to continue with
solo careers all of us and every time we
did it fits it all they broke up we were
never together but I thought that was
that was kind of cool he'd give
ourselves you know some air and that's
why we used all of our last names there
was any plan at all that was the only
one in the aftermath of CSNY all four
had hit so long
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mother nature on in the 1970
while Stills and young were leading
their own bands Crosby & Nash began
making music together as a duo David and
I knew that we had a musical link and we
always haven't always will have there's
probably no me currently that seems
harmony the way national idea or kin
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it was easy to make music with David
because we think so similarly it was a
joy we had great songs starting with the
first Graham Nash David Crosby ready
young solo music propelled him to the
top of the charts in time his
association with crosby Stills and Nash
began to seem like a brief side trip in
what was always essentially a solo
career all the people that I play with
they all know me that that I'm moving
along and that I may not stay forever
and not might be back and you know as
long as everybody knows that from the
beginning it's great to see everybody
and then change is good for music so
real musicians understand that and they
don't worry whether you're playing with
them this year or not
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I wanna give I've been a miner for every
one of us has got off and it's only been
really successful as Neil and he's done
that brilliant
in 1973 Neal was on the road when he
called on David and Graham to join him
after the tour the trio contacted
Stephen and they all ended up in Hawaii
they began recording new songs going so
far as to shoot an album cover photo but
the reunion was not to be
when people plan things for us to do
thinking that all what a great
opportunity sometimes it didn't work out
you know because it wasn't we weren't
looking at life that way at that time
say the relationship between Crosby
Stills Nash and Neil is is very much
like a frozen pond
the ice gets a certain things and if we
wait long enough it will bear your
weight but if you put too much weight on
it you'll go through the four musicians
scrapped the album but agreed to tour
the demand for tickets was enormous for
the first time ever a rock group would
do an entire tour football stadiums
[Music]
time to change
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the tour was a huge success it was over
the group convened in Los Angeles to
make an album shortly after the
recording began Neal disappeared we
started it we cut two Tunes Neal said
show up the next day never saw him again
everybody has to feel it at the same
time for it to really be what it is I
mean I think it's really great that that
people have wanted CSNY to be together
over the years and I think that's
testimony to what that it was worth it
when we did get together but you have to
want to
after those sessions fell apart the band
members went their separate ways
prejudice is slick when it's a word game
a year later Stephen was on tour with
his own band when Neal showed up after
years as being part of Buffalo
Springfield and CSNY Stephen and Neal
began recording his Stills and young we
make lots of room for each other and we
listen to each other and there's little
spheres of influences you know and Neal
and I have a way of saying things and
three sentences that it might take him
and David all day to get to Stephen and
Neil a special chemistry of the same way
of nationality
[Music]
Stephens always wanted to work with me I
think you always will and I think that
goes both ways
[Music]
after recording a few song Stills and
young invited Crosby & Nash down to
Miami to join the sessions once again
talk of a CSNY album and tour began but
David and Graham had signed a deal with
ABC records and had to finish an album
for them first they left Miami to finish
the Crosby Nash album wind on the water
and in their absence Neal and Stephen
erased their vocals from other recorded
tracks David and Graham were heard in an
angry Neil and Stephen released long may
you run by the stills young band and
went out on the road we've been through
some things too
it was a great record and then the tour
got going along pretty good and we were
moving so fast though there was no time
to rehearse up anything new so the set
never changed after a few weeks Neil
quit the tour he left Stephen a telegram
that said funny how some things that
start spontaneously and that way eat a
peach Neil little sense of humor it
certainly wasn't I'd started I knew him
too well in late hurt might be things
like that with a little bit of verbal
jousting
I left the tour in the middle of the
tour and
there was something inherently something
was wrong something was wrong with the
whole thing and you know it wasn't
working the balance was off in some way
so you know I bailed on hill got
frustrated and then he got sick and he
said well that's it I'm off you know and
he's you know he's got more nerve than I
do I can't I can't just bolt like that
Stephen was left shaken not only an eel
left him holding the bag on the rest of
the stills young days but he had done
what it seemed like a reparable damage
to his relationship with David and
Graham and Stephen showed up at a crosby
nash concert and managed to patch things
up with david and graham crosby Stills
and Nash decided to pick up where they
left off after their first album in 1969
as a trio in 1976 they made CSM Shi
it was a big head Neil Young was back to
being a solo artist crosby Stills and
Nash were back to being a group it was a
pretty good time
I remember recording the CSN record and
in in criteria studios in Miami we had
we'd rented this villa
we had great songs we were having a
great time
like twice the speed of sound it's easy
to
just a song before I go with CSN's
biggest hit ever
the band was back on top and exhilarated
to be there but David's drug use was
escalating to dangerous levels
I was just shifting in the bad habit
from snorting cocaine to freebasing
cocaine which is even worse and I was a
very good place with my music Crosby
Stills Nash was doing the CSN album but
by the end of the 70s Graham had had
enough Crosby next recording session the
band started a gem david was free
smoking bass and his pipe was on an amp
and the jam session was so vibrant and
so hot that the amp was shaking and it
was slowly shaking the pipe towards the
edge of the end then the pipe fell off
and shadow danced around
a David stopped who is it dope had
gotten more important to me than music
something which I swore would never
happen tomorrow and at that moment I
knew that David was in deep trouble and
that if David was in deep trouble we
were all in deep trouble when he stopped
that Jam from going forward a door shut
in my mind that was the time I told
David that I couldn't make music with
him anymore Graham Nash was David
Crosby's most loyal friend and defender
if David was so far gone that even
Graham gave up on him it looked to
everyone like crosby Stills and Nash
were gone for good
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you
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tene 81 Crosby Stills and Nash were
divided again this time because of David
Crosby's drug addiction Stephen Stills
and Graham Nash decided to record a duo
album
you
and I were totally we're just gonna make
a stew
- record the only combination we haven't
done can't blame a man that was right
near the end of my drug use days and I
was have bout us dysfunction as a human
being could be and not be dead
we handed it in to Atlantic Records and
they said no we want to see SN record
said there is no cross but he's gone he
said well we don't want the record so
now we're $600,000 in a record out all
right and I thought we Steven I said
what was he we do and then we had to
make room for Dave you know any change
some things that I really wish he hadn't
and then there were some other things
that were there were great additions it
came on my special day
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Crosby was in bad shape but with his
friends help he made it through the
sessions the finished album included a
song by Graham that documented how he
felt about the whole saga of Crosby
Stills Nash and young wasted on the way
I wrote as a reaction to the amount of
time that me and David and Steven and me
and David and Steven and Neil of wasted
over the years we have made a lot of
good music I'm not denying that but we
have wasted a lot of time we have wasted
a lot of love and we have wasted a lot
of life so
[Music]
the fact that I turned it into a hit
record is his fist he sell more silly
could considering what it's really about
between 1982 and 1985
David was arrested five times on various
drug and weapons related charges
but his habit persisted the trio toured
on and off whenever David was well
enough I've always tried to be that 100%
and he didn't always make it but I do
believe that the compensation factor of
me and Steven wanting to be stronger and
better because our partner was hurting
equaled everything humph to me
in 1985 Crosby Stills and Nash had a
bittersweet reunion with Neil Young and
Live Aid
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there are a lot of times that I would
rather not remember that's that one
wasn't the worst or other times over
much worse but you know a lot of times
when I did not do anywhere near where
I'm capable
young tried to help Crosby as others had
it was no use
he carriage my house in the valley and
syphilis immune I know you kind of
scared to go to the hospital know what
she's come down to my place even even
kick all this stuff there and he took
the time out to try and help save my
life you know we we all care about each
other a lot they offered to do another
CSNY album if David managed to clean up
instead David went on the run from the
police ending up on his boat in Florida
when he was on the boat contemplating
escaping
and therefore never coming back into
American society and being a fugitive at
large a federal fugitive running out of
food running out of money the decision
that he made to walk off his boat into
the nearest FBI office was the point on
which David recognized that he
desperately desperately needed help in
December of 1985 David turned himself in
and was extradited to a Texas prison I
prayed for him as much as I do he got
through it and then while facing the
inevitable and then he got through it I
don't want to be the recovery poster boy
come on I I'm one of the lucky few that
was given a chance to get away from it
and did took a year in prison and held a
lot of meetings and a lot of help from
their friends in 1986 David emerged from
prison clean and sober Neil kept his
word in the quartet regrouped to record
American dream as a gesture of
friendship it was wonderful but
musically it was not the triumphant
reunion fans had waited 16 years to hear
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it was part of a bargain that that we
would get together if David got
straightened out I don't remember a bit
of it don't have Italy record I discuss
it we really didn't get together we were
just in the same area they did the work
for it some more reasons that I can come
dalia never been didn't work CSNY did
not tour in support of American dream
young went back to his solo career in
Crosby Stills and Nash returned to the
road
[Music]
then in 1994 David was dealt another
terrible blow I was very sick and I
didn't know I was dying and I didn't
know my liver was probably half gone and
we'd had no idea why I kept on the line
on arrest Crosby finally went to the
hospital and was told his liver was
family and that he was probably going to
die he'd need all the luck in the world
just to survive for Crosby Stills Nash
and young to ever make music again it
would take a miracle
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in 1994 the future of Crosby Stills &
Nash was endowed as David Crosby's
health was in serious decline that's
know when t is healing
they sat me down he said David what the
deal is is you have hepatitis C and your
liver is just about destroyed and you're
gonna die unless you get a transplant
fairly soon and he put me on the list
and we started to wait David's friends
stuck with him through his ordeal with
Graham Nash keeping vigil at his bedside
they had medicine at UCLA call me one
day and said down we found a liver for
David you wanted we're gonna prep him do
you want to come I wish him the best and
I go to the door and I turn around I
says no luck
don't you leave me with stills and he
burst out laughing and I burst out
laughing
Crosby's will to live prevailed again he
made it through the operation got a new
liver and regained a sound the puzzling
part isn't my descendant writes the
puzzling part is the amazing good luck
has happened and continues to happen to
my life I am an incredibly fortunate man
when David was well enough crosby Stills
and Nash returned to the road in 1997
they were inducted into the Rock and
Roll Hall of Fame then they were dropped
by Atlantic Records when we signed with
Atlantic Records in 1969 we signed for
six records and I think we've only just
done six records and it's 30 years later
the last couple of records that I landed
put out of ours I didn't think that they
cared about at all and so we wanted a
clean break and we wanted a fresh stop I
don't think it's fair to blame just that
one record company they all went through
the same metamorphosis
these guys are lawyers and accountants
they had a clue about music crosby
Stills and Nash decided that they wanted
to make new music with or without a new
record deal in 1998 that put up their
own money and began recording then
stills got a call from Neil Young who
was working on a Buffalo Springfield box
set the two old friends got together at
Neal's ranch to listen to the tapes of
their first band basically we were
reliving our childhood and I played in
his new song I was working on and asked
him if he would come down and help Gabe
Ingram and I
you know cut that I thought that was a
cool idea so a few weeks later I went
down there and I actually didn't even
call him I just waited I was well on my
way down there and then called him from
a Roadhouse young began recording with
crosby Stills and Nash and soon they had
more than an albums worth of material
Daigo Neal this is not you guesting on
CSN reckoning
what are we doing Wow
looks like we're heading into a CSNY
record
me the third studio album by Crosby
Stills Nash and young was released in
the fall of 1999 the group had made one
album in the 70s one in the 80s and one
at the end of the 90s they called it
looking foam it speaks to everything
that I'm feeling I want to look forward
I've done enough explaining what we get
wrong in our middle years and I'm
looking forward to how much fun we're
gonna have rediscovering the joy of
being together CSNY agreed to tour for
the first time in 25 years but the dates
were put on hold when Graham Nash broke
both of his legs in a freak boating
accident I must tell you that as a
musician this was one of the strangest
sounds I ever heard when I broke my legs
and I thought I really heard myself here
I did not think about the tour I didn't
think about anything Graham had been
sailing with his family when a storm
came out he was thrown in the air by the
waves when he landed back in the boat he
shattered his legs it was a two-hour
journey back after the accident on the
boat to port and the way that I dealt
with it was I chose to ignore everything
to know my race I went in my mind to a
great sunset and my land in Hawaii with
its waterfalls and the beauty of it and
the two hours passed very quickly
Nash's recovery was difficult but his
spirit was strong carried him through
the year 2000 brought another medical
surprise from David Crosby but this time
it was a happy one the man who came back
from near death by drugs in the 80s and
liver disease in the 90s was revealed to
be the secret birth father of the
children of singer Melissa Etheridge and
her partner Julie cypher Crosby told
animées world fatherhood is the wildest
ride I've ever been
and that's saying something Crosby
Stills Nash and young had beaten the
odds so many times who would be hard to
ever count them out again in spite of
all their battles all their talent and
all the temptations that came with
success in the long run the music they
made and the love between them was
always strong enough to bring them back
together we have more compassionate with
each other we're more understanding of
our own weaknesses and strengths we are
more sensitive Nash's peers you know a
gentleman and I would have always put
him at the center of the group I think
he's the central guy Graham he's really
great in the studio and he works really
hard to keep things going and keep
things organized
Steven explosive brilliant passionate
guitar player musician singer writing
how can you compete with Stephen Stills
he's a great musician you can't compete
you can't compete with Neil Neil said
brilliant deep guy a huge creative force
and he changes the chemistry me I'm kind
of a lunatic
I can't categorize my stuff well David
is more the sole catalyst and spiritual
level of things you know in some ways to
me and then Steven is just my bro I mean
and I love to play guitar with them
between the three of them they're just
never gonna let me down
yeah we're just different yeah we make
lots of room for each other and we
listen to each other really assiduously
like we did when we first started when
we were kids I must tell you that the
feeling between the four of us has never
been better
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