Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young News

The somber voices of Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young singing "Find the Cost of Freedom" played from a nearby boombox as local teenagers practiced folding the nation's flag.

Whiffs of insider information wafted like sweet smoke through "Who Shot Rock & Roll: A Photographic History, 1955-Present" at the Brooklyn Museum.

Fifty people were in attendance, paying two dollars each for admission. 1970 - Bob Dylan recorded his song "George Jackson" in tribute to the black militant who had been killed in a California prison shootout.

If you're in the Portland, Oregon area on upcoming Sunday mornings, here's something you might find of interest from Joseph Rose: Hello, I'm a journalist and long-time Neil Young fan who will be teaching a three-week class at Trinity Episcopal Cathedral in Portland, Oregon as part of an ongoing series on the places where God and popular culture ...

On October 27, Sony Music will release the posthumous Michael Jackson album, This Is It .

Alphabetical Listing Home : CD reviews : Classic Rock : Manassas Manassas - Pieces - In 1971, Stephen Stills of Crosby, Stills, Nash, and Young gathered musicians to record sessions for his third solo album.

A San Diego musical institution for more than 40 years, Lou Curtiss founded the San Diego Folk Festival in 1967 and later helped launch the Adams Avenue Roots Festival and the Adams Avenue Street Fair.

Ben Trovato: SO how about them Buddhists, hey? What with their backsliding ways and their lolling about in comfy robes meditating on the meaning of it all, not to mention their annoying bell-ringing habits and senseless renunciation of materialism ... So how about them Buddhists, hey? What with their backsliding ways and their lolling about in ...

Monsters of Folk in their new self-titled album tuck it to Baby Boomers in the song "Baby Boomer". They are today's supergroup in the vein of the supergroups that charged up the Baby Boomers: Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young, for example, or the Traveling Wilburys.

The Skipperdome was packed this past Sunday, October 11, for WMNF's Woodstock Flashback.

AFTER almost two years away, Wednesday night saw the return of one of the Island's most successful musical talents, Davy Knowles, to the British Isles.

Following the temporary disbandment of folk-rock supergroup Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young in 1971, bandleader Stephen Stills took the opportunity to assemble a new backing ensemble that included The Byrds' Chris Hillman and acclaimed steel guitarist Al Perkins.

KEN Mitchell, musician and owner of Peter Norris Music in Finch Road, Douglas, has revealed his favourite songs.

They burst onto the music scene like no cartoon charcters since Pebbles & Bamm-Bamm first rocked the Hollyrock Palace with Let the Sunshine In way back in 1965.

I keep replaying a line from a Crosby, Stills Nash & Young tune in my head: “Teach your children well.” I guess this kind of dates me, doesn't it? I was thinking about it because I spoke to a woman several weeks ago who is married to an alcoholic and who shares with him a beautiful, bright 11-year-old daughter.

Monsters of Folk, "Monsters of Folk" Conor Oberst The casual spontaneity that may have characterized these musicians' original hootenanny-like collaborations in 2004 is replaced by necessity with a more formal, hence joyless, approach on their first studio album.

With rich vocal harmonies and smart songwriting, Monsters of Folk's members are in Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young territory.

Alright, Supergroups arena TMt exactly a new concept. If you think back, it started in the 60a TMs with Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young as well as Blind Faith.

Trevor Hosier's most coveted bit of Neil Young memorabilia is his life-size cut-out of the rock legend, a cardboard likeness that stood beside record bins in 1972 to promote the al-bum Harvest.

The Monsters of Folk aren't monsters, and they're not really folkies either. The ad hoc quartet brings together talents from across the indie-rock spectrum - songwriter Conor Oberst and guitarist Mike Mogis of the trio Bright Eyes, Jim James of My Morning Jacket and singer-songwriter M. Ward.