I'd like to say tomorrow that today the subject was roses, but once again, it's death. Today's sub-topic: Does it really come in threes? I'm not talking about famous people dying in groups of three. I've never seen any consistent, compelling evidence to support this theory/urban myth. I'm talking about threesomes. What is it about them? If one is the loneliest number and two's company, is three totally unlucky? Consider musical trios, like Beastie Boys. Too often, it seems, one member gets taken from us way to soon. The latest example of the law [...]
That's right folks, it's Monday again... Sigh... Yes, already. So yeah, you could fight it, but it's so much easy to give up, isn't it? This could help keep you unmotivated: 1. Nick Drake: River Man ("Five Leaves Left," 1969) 2. Pink Floyd: If ("Atom Heart Mother," 1970) 3. Beck: Guess I'm Doing Fine ("Sea Change," 2002) 4. David Crosby: Orleans ("If I Could Only Remember My Name," 1971) 5. Simon & Garfunkel: April Come She Will ("The Concert In [...]
By Trevor Meyer Wirral's finest, The Coral put a lovely spin on a Byrds classic. Somewhere in the Irish Sea, with his sail cascading in the wind, ship captain, seafarer, and musical savant, David Crosby is channeling the voice of James Skelly and drawing inspiration for his next nomadic tale (well, maybe not). The Coral are always at their best, and their rendition of "I'll Feel A Whole Lot Better" is right on cue. The Coral - I'll Feel A Whole [...]
CSN's debut album sounds better than ever on this 24K+ Gold CD Edition.
Ever wonder what will happen during the last five minutes of late-night TV talk shows? Here are tonight's notable performers: The Late Show With David Letterman (CBS): David Crosby & Graham Nash Rerun from November 8. The legendary rockers performed "Taken At All." The Tonight Show With Jay Leno (NBC): She & Him The duo is supporting its latest, A [...]
Two strong voices of protest from the Vietnam Era came down to New York City's Zuccotti Park this afternoon to lend support to the Occupy Wall Street Movement. Graham Nash and David Crosby wound up performing five songs without microphones in the crowded park, namely Long Time Gone, Military Madness, What Are Their Names, They Want It All and Teach Your Children. Nash and Crosby spoke with Rolling Stone about the reasons behind their visit: HT's Jeremy Gordon was on hand and captured the [...]
Electroacoustic übersite Fluid Radio has added a user forum to its webzine/record label/radio station/online retailer/photography/iPhone app format. Seriously, for the website you thought already had everything... In our first of two novelty sites, The Best Band Ever promises to take user-generated band rosters and create a mock band biography. It's fun, but it's powered externally, so it's a bit choppy. For example, try typing in Jeff Buckley, Niel Peart, David Crosby, Tori Amos, and Justin Bieber, which results in The Peart Justin of Buckley , a "5-piece band [...]
Folk legends Crosby & Nash played Vicar Street last week.
Carole King: Chapter 7. Carole King ended her Ode label contract on a good if not great note.
Glimpses of country-rock and folk appear on Crooks' EP, Lonesome, Rowdy and Restless. On the memorable "Downtown", a series of spaghetti-western horns pave a smooth road for the soaring vocals of Josh Mazour, whose nasally croon is the driving force behind the quartet's infectiously twangy down-south sound. Somewhat surprisingly, the acoustic progressions [...]
Filed under: Concerts and Tours , News TuneInToHepC.com What a night. In support of Gregg Allman 's battle with Hepatitis C, the Allman Brothers Band put on a star-studded benefit show at New York's Beacon Theatre. The concert, dubbed " Tune in to Hep C " and broadcast on SiriusXM, featured not only the Brothers' trademark blues jams and the dueling guitars of Warren Haynes and Derek Trucks , [...]
The Allman Brothers Band have a long illustrious history of performances at the Beacon Theatre that includes literally hundreds of sit-ins. That tradition continued tonight when the pioneering southern rockers welcomed a cavalcade of guests to join them at various points of their Tune In To Hep C Benefit Concert at the venue on Manhattan's Upper West Side including Furthur/Grateful Dead bassist Phil Lesh, vocalist Natalie Cole and legendary musical duo David Crosby and Graham Nash. This evening's show, which was a benefit concert to help [...]
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David Crosby's solo debut is one of the most underrated albums of all time. This track features Neil Young on Guitar plus the Grateful Dead's Jerry Garcia, Phil Lesh and Mickey Hart rounding up the lineup.
Ya hemos hablado bastante acerca de la reunión de Buffalo Springfield luego de varios años de encontrarse separados y que, de esa manera, se abría la posibilidad para otro de los grandes conjuntos norteamericanos nacidos un poco de las cenizas de este proyecto podría llegar a tener una reunión inminente en breve: hablabamos, claro está, de Crosby, Still, Nash and Young . Digamos que por estos días todo el mundo está pendiente de estos muchachos - bah, ya están bastante grandes, pero conservemos la indicación de su juventud - ya que tantas reuniones [...]
One of Fallon's best recurring bits tops itself in the best way imaginable (until Jimmy has on Neil Himself): Here David Crosby and Graham Nash, the real versions of these men, provide their vintage harmonic prowess to Fallon-as-Young's rearrangement of Miley Cyrus's "Party In The USA." That is as much and as little as you need to know before pressing play:
Jimmy Fallon 's Neil Young impression is pretty uncanny and could be trotted out every Thursday for no other reason than to illicit giggles. But when occasion calls for it, such as Graham Nash and David Crosby stopping by his show to help Fallon sing Miley Cyrus' "Party in the U.S.A.", it's a synergy of epic proportions that makes any day doubly delightful. Check out the video above (via TwentyFourBit ). Of note: watch Graham Nash be wicked into his part, and then laugh it off in between. You ain't fooling anyone, Nash, you dig [...]
The folk legends team up for an uproariously sincere folk cover of Miley Cyrus.
Video: Crosby, Nash, and Fallon Cover "Party In the U.S.A." The last time Jimmy Fallon brought out his spot-on Neil Young impression, he was joined by Bruce Springsteen , who — at the request of the Boss' manager, Jon Landau — dressed up as his 1970s self, for an unlikely take on Willow Smith's "Whip My Hair." Now Fallon's Young is back for an even more surreal (if that's possible) tween pop cover: Miley Cyrus hit "Party In the U.S.A." with harmony vocals by CSNY's David Crosby and Graham Nash. Watch CNF above.
Last night music legends David Crosby and Graham Nash were on Jimmy Fallon's show, and they performed "Don't Dig Here" (above) during the telecast and "Just A Song Before I Go" (below) as a web exclusive. They also joined Jimmy Fallon as Neil Young on a performance of "Party In The USA" by Miley Cyrus, which you can see below. Related posts: Jimmy Fallon as Neil Young performing "Double Rainbow" Neil Young & Daniel Lanois - Interview on Q TV [...]
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