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#03. David Crosby - cover not credited
#04. Stephen Stills - by Umberto Martuscelli © 07/15/80 Milano
#05. Neil Young - by Linda Woods ©
#06. Graham Nash - cover not credited
#07. Stephen Stills - by Umberto Martuscelli © 07/15/80 Milano, Artwork by Massimo Lopez#08. Neil Young - 11/09/73 Artwork by Massimo Lopez ©#09&10. Crosby & Nash - 09/17/74 @ Wembley, Artwork by Massimo Lopez ©#11&12. Crosby & Nash - Artwork by Massimo Lopez ©
#14. Neil Young - Artwork by Massimo Lopez ©
#15. Neil Young - 04/29/87 Roma from the Wooden Nickel private collection. Artwork by Massimo Lopez ©
#16. Stephen Stills - UIC Pavilion Chicago by Dave Tulsky © 1985
#17. Billy Talbot - Artwork by Massimo Lopez ©#18&19. CSNY - by Paul Wultz © November 1969 Hawaii
#20.David Crosby - by Stefano Frollano © May 23rd, 1989 Roma
#.21 Neil Young - by Steve Babineau © 1992
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I went to this show: See Lorraine's shows HERE
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The WOODEN NICKEL POSSE ©
with a little dash of Crazy Horse!Francesco Lucarelli,, Stefano Frollano, , Mauro Coscia
was actually "Hollis Brown," a BOB DYLAN song.Forgive me Bob - Stephen does a hell of a cover though.
And by the way, why didn't he get the slot on the 30th Anniversary show @ The Garden????
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numero 11/12 Highlights
Inside photo on the back of the cover
Richie Havens and Stephen Stills 1980Photo by Umberto Martuscelli © in Milan Italy
handbill art by Keith Haring©from the L. Kaczorowski collection ©
October 31st, 1986
by Lorraine Kaczorowski(prossimamente la traduzione)
David Crosby, Stephen Stills and Graham Nash performed at a benefit concert at Madison Square Garden in New York City, on October 31st, 1986.
The benefit was to raise money to fight the war on drugs, especially crack, (the most potent form of cocaine), here in New York. CSN was among an all star group of performers; latin musician Rueben Blades, Santana, rap group Run DMC, the Allman Brothers, Mick Taylor, Paul Butterfield, Olatunji and his Drums of Passion, and Felix Cavaliere.
This set was performed acoustic only; without any other musicians backing them up. The harmonies throughout were very dynamic. The version of
”Long Time Gone,” was driving and superb; all three were playing acoustic guitars for this song.
I really was moved, lifted by the rhythm of the guitars and Stephen’s melodic leads intertwined within the piece. There was a good amount of fresh improvisational leads from Stephen here.
Graham said during the show that they didn’t intend to play “Guinnevere,” but they did because they felt the crowd would be receptive and respectfully quite for David’s song - and we were.
I also think that Graham knew David would be filled with confidence and good feelings about himself from a good musical performance and positive audience feedback. These are two things that he was lacking when he was in Texas.... What came out of my speculation was a good version of the song with Graham on harmonica.
“The Suite” was also sprinkled with good leads by Stephen that breathed new life into this song. But the best part of the show was yet to come... At the end of this six hour show there was a group jam. Guess who came out to play? Stephen on electric guitar, Graham, Gregg Allman, Dickey Betts, Mick Taylor, Carlos Santana, Butch Trucks, Dan Toler, Felix Cavaliere, Olatunji and his drums of Passion all exchanging riffs, and having a good time.
The reason I say this was the best part of the show for me is that I never get to see Stephen Stills do what he loves to do the best, jamming on guitar, and having spontaneous interactions with other musicians. I have seen him perform so many times solo or with CSN, but never in this loose context.
Participating in this high energy gave me such a joy.
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