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  Jun 14, 06:17 AM

  Your joking, its obviously Sir Neil Young!
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  nikki c

  Apr 17, 08:11 AM

  WHY (World Hunger Year) has limited, special seating benefit tickets for the upcoming Crosby, Stills and Nash Summer '08 tour. The benefit tickets are excellent seats and the ticket price is partially tax-deductible. The funds generated by these special tickets will be used to fight hunger and poverty in the United States and aboard. To purchase tickets, visit the WHY Ticket booth at www.whyhunger.org or call 212 629-3224. You can also help the hungry in your area by bringing non-perishable... More... WHY (World Hunger Year) has limited, special seating benefit tickets for the upcoming Crosby, Stills and Nash Summer '08 tour. The benefit tickets are excellent seats and the ticket price is partially tax-deductible. The funds generated by these special tickets will be used to fight hunger and poverty in the United States and aboard. To purchase tickets, visit the WHY Ticket booth at www.whyhunger.org or call 212 629-3224. You can also help the hungry in your area by bringing non-perishable food concert, which will be donated to a local food bank.
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  Apr 15, 01:56 PM

  

  iTunes Essentials just posted their Stephen Stills Essentials list, including 75 Buffalo Springfield, CSN, CSNY and solo recordings. Find out more by searching "iTunes Essentials" on Facebook and becoming a fan of Essentials.
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  Jackie w

  Mar 31, 02:35 PM

  Hi Yahll I have loved Stephen for at least 40 years I went to Woodstock and fell head over hi cowboy boot heels for this cautious cowboy as David crosby calls him and I saw him at Live Aide in 85 and plan to see him at the Greeck in June with the Guys again What can I say when you love someone this long cant switch Thanks for listening
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  Dec 23, 01:16 PM

  I'd have to say David Crosby. I love Stills' earlier works and I'll admit that all of them have current material that can't compare to that of the (late '60s and) '70s, but Crosby just has this incredible power of emotion in his music. "Guinnevere," the demo of "Games," "Where Will I Be?" and "Triad"... they're all absolutely stunning. Besides, I saw him perform with Nash in October and his voice was just as wonderful as it was thirty-some years ago. As far as the rest of the band, I think i... More... I'd have to say David Crosby. I love Stills' earlier works and I'll admit that all of them have current material that can't compare to that of the (late '60s and) '70s, but Crosby just has this incredible power of emotion in his music. "Guinnevere," the demo of "Games," "Where Will I Be?" and "Triad"... they're all absolutely stunning. Besides, I saw him perform with Nash in October and his voice was just as wonderful as it was thirty-some years ago. As far as the rest of the band, I think it goes Stills, then Young (if we're talking about all four of them,) and then Nash.
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  Oct 25, 12:18 PM

  Stills I think. His early stuff was incredible, especially with Stephen Stills Manassas. Crosby has some good solo stuff and so does Graham Nash. Neil Young has had more longevity as far as staying in the limelight and continuing to write decent music, but he just doesn't do it for me.
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  Aug 07 2007, 04:54 PM

  One of the greatest musicians of all time, particularly live. But who was the greatest of CSNY?