This wonderful harmony is part of my musical upbringing..as a 5 year old, I reckonized greatness! I will miss Croz forever, but I will carry on his harmonies always...
His family were all from salford they went to blackpool during the war and come back to salford after , grew up in ordsall where he met alan clarke to form the hollies
Randy P. I think he means when Stills and Crosby were initially together before they had met Nash at Mama Cass’s house and sang together for the first time.
Marrakesh Express has been so very forgotten. I never liked it much but it didn't deserve to be forgotten the way it seems to have been. I can't remember ever hearing it on any classic rock radio. I'm sure it is heard on those special digital stations and such but the song was lost for the most part to mainstream rock.
Looking at the world Through the sunset in your eyes Trying to make the train Through clear Moroccan skies Ducks and pigs and chickens call Animal carpet wall to wall American ladies five foot tall in blue. Sweeping cobwebs from the edges of my mind Had to get away to see what we could find Hope the days that lie ahead Bring us back to where they've led Listen not to what's been said to you Would you know we're riding On the Marrakesh Express Would you know we're riding On the Marrakesh Express All on board that train I've been saving all my money just to take you there I smell the garden in your hair Take the train from Casablanca going south Blowing smoke rings from the corners of my my, my, my, my mouth Colored cottons hang in air Charming cobras in the square Striped Djellebas we can wear at home Don't you know we're riding on the Marrakesh Express Don't you know we're riding on the Marrakesh Express They're taking me to Marrakesh Express Don't you know we're riding on the Marrakesh Express Don't you know we're riding on the Marrakesh Express They're taking me to Marrakesh All on board that train All on board that train
@@سيديمحمدالمغربي as a Moroccan child first, now in another age group, I have memory and some knowledge about my Nation et us et coutumes. I hope our younger people strive to do same, through education and history, geography. And, primordially through science. Khadija
@@pmsfar-outgrooviness8025 Thanks for the correction! I assumed it was Neil, since he refused to be filmed. Where did you find out who played the overdub- just curious?!
@@kellyryan574 I'm not exactly sure where, maybe a CSNY book. The overdubs were added for a CSN home video. Here is a clip of the undoctored performance: ua-cam.com/video/ZYppEWiEh4k/v-deo.html
@@pmsfar-outgrooviness8025 No , you can see Stills hands and he is only singing .Surely Neil Young plays piano and Greg Reeves bass. Besides I can listen another guitar.Did Stills re-re recorded that in the studio??.
@@ernestoclaudodip9671 yeah, he overdubbed all of those parts in the studio by himself. Here's the original raw performance (no overdubs): ua-cam.com/video/ZYppEWiEh4k/v-deo.html
@@pmsfar-outgrooviness8025 Thank you for the information , how did you know?. Anyway I prefer the original version without the overdub because is what the audience heard.
I liked this group from the get go. Now that it's 2016, I relied Graham Nash could of went so much further without Stills and Crosby. Like Neil Young did. Get out on your own, our that good.
@@morleysobol6656 thank you--how crazy i was to make that statement ( my statement makes no sense on a few levels).---i was either completely out of my mind or HACKED and i doubt hacked. I wish to go back to that moment and understand what was in my head--drinking? stoned? both?
Nash could definitely project his vocals well. That combined with him typically taking the higher harmonies makes him the most prominently heard voice out of Crosby, Stills or Neil
R.I.P David Crosby. i hope heaven gets to hear your beautiful voice now.
lol
I LOVE that line about "...the corner of my my my my mouth" Sung just exactly perfect!
Graham Nash - genius!
This wonderful harmony is part of my musical upbringing..as a 5 year old, I reckonized greatness! I will miss Croz forever, but I will carry on his harmonies always...
Still blows my mind that a lad from my hometown of salford played the mighty woodstock ! Love you graham !!!
Is he from Salford? Sure I read somewhere he’s from Denton. Could be wrong though
His family were all from salford they went to blackpool during the war and come back to salford after , grew up in ordsall where he met alan clarke to form the hollies
These guys were just so important to us.
Such fantastic harmony
This band was amazing....then they were joined by Graham Nash. His vocals took them into legend!
Agreed that Nash was (and is) distinctive and a superb vocalist. But, don't you mean then they were joined by Neil Young? CSN was the original trio.
Randy P. I think he means when Stills and Crosby were initially together before they had met Nash at Mama Cass’s house and sang together for the first time.
Idk if he knows that this is graham nash
@@RandyPreksta later. You are right. I believe composition wash by Graham Nash.
The joy which they derived from singing "Blackbird" is beautiful to watch.
Marrakesh Express has been so very forgotten. I never liked it much but it didn't deserve to be forgotten the way it seems to have been. I can't remember ever hearing it on any classic rock radio. I'm sure it is heard on those special digital stations and such but the song was lost for the most part to mainstream rock.
I don't see how it was forgotten.
I've heard it on the radio many times over the years.
Probably because classic rock radio are busy playing Won’t Get Fooled Again or Hotel California for the 100000000x time
@@jonnybirchyboy1560 or Baba Oreily or Bohemian Rhapsody or More Than a Feeling
Not for me. I was born in 77. RIP Crosby
Actually it's one of my favorite CSN songs because it was a bit more upbeat. But yeah, you don't here it much.
Best marrakesh express versión ever!!
Mauricio Aguilar Totalmente de acuerdo,mejor que la de estudio mil veces!
Muito Massa!!!Pegar a máquina do tempo pra acompanhar os 3 dias do Woodstock!
and a very bad "blackbird"
@@philipose66are you nuts?
@@philipose66because one of stills strings is out of tune?
Absolutely underrated GUITARIST
Looking at the world
Through the sunset in your eyes
Trying to make the train
Through clear Moroccan skies
Ducks and pigs and chickens call
Animal carpet wall to wall
American ladies five foot tall in blue.
Sweeping cobwebs from the edges of my mind
Had to get away to see what we could find
Hope the days that lie ahead
Bring us back to where they've led
Listen not to what's been said to you
Would you know we're riding
On the Marrakesh Express
Would you know we're riding
On the Marrakesh Express
All on board that train
I've been saving all my money just to take you there
I smell the garden in your hair
Take the train from Casablanca going south
Blowing smoke rings from the corners of my my, my, my, my mouth
Colored cottons hang in air
Charming cobras in the square
Striped Djellebas we can wear at home
Don't you know we're riding on the Marrakesh Express
Don't you know we're riding on the Marrakesh Express
They're taking me to Marrakesh Express
Don't you know we're riding on the Marrakesh Express
Don't you know we're riding on the Marrakesh Express
They're taking me to Marrakesh
All on board that train
All on board that train
They were the best ever, hands down.
Damn, this band is so refreshing =)
wow, this is really pure. magic is truly magical when it happens. this happened. thanks
amazing sound for 1969!
Much better than the studio version.
I can't help feeling bad humans have to abuse themselves so much. This was my first favorite band.
Every time you breath brother.Every single time.
Some oxidise away and some enjoy themself....the end result smells the same.
All aboard to Marrakech. Bisous. Khadija
More more more please from.that day !!!!
So fucking perfect.
Heavenly thanks to Cass Elliot aka Ellen Naomi Cohen ...without whom, CSN would likely not have happened.
David Crosby (1941- January 18, 2023) RIP
R.I.P David Crosby .
Rip David Crosby
Thanks
Wow sounds so better live
Voices of the angels!!!
I was there, and so was I....
We had a groovy time 🤔
Farm out... out of state
Os meninos arrepiando em Woodstock.
When music existed.
Hey, hey. Marrakech, Morocco. 😎😎😊khadija
❤🇲🇦 my sister khadouj how are you doing , always with a slogan :
God, the homeland, the king ❤🇲🇦
@@سيديمحمدالمغربي tjrs. I am not that far away. Merci. K
@@سيديمحمدالمغربي I try the best I may. I love my country, mes souches, sans heurter quiconque. Khadija
@@سيديمحمدالمغربي as a Moroccan child first, now in another age group, I have memory and some knowledge about my Nation et us et coutumes. I hope our younger people strive to do same, through education and history, geography. And, primordially through science. Khadija
@@khadijaboyd6200
Thank you for these words and for your patriotic spirit 💗🙏🇲🇦
As I watch this video, I am reading Graham Nash's bio.... he paid his Dues!!!!
I'm reading that book too. This could have been a great Hollies song. So crazy they rejected it for Jennifer Eccles.
Paul McCartney wrote “Blackbird” about African Americans. Beautiful rendition.
Nice! Thank You for sharing...
These guys singing "Blackbird." The only way the Beatles got to the show.
I have to correct you. Richie Havens sang Strawberry Fields Forever, and he was the very first to play.
And Joe Cocker with "With a little hekp from my friends"
RIP Steve.
Blackbirds best rendition.
This is great!
R.I.P. David Crosby…
They were the best
Were there audio visual shenanigans at Woodstock that we don't know about? Like editing, post editing and other smoke and mirrors apple pie?
Verdadeiro som country
Stills" "We're scared sh*tless."
🌈 immortal event
Graham Nash is my favorite
Stills and Young should have played lead guitar on Marrakesh Express like the Y2K tour.
Better than the original Blackbird.
UncleJohn72 it's damn good. A cool, jazzy arrangement. But not better than SIRPAUL's
Blackbird do Paul não está no Album dos 3, de 69. É uma pena.
I was on a train to Marrakesh, when I got robbed ... crazy Marrocs
Neil Young refused to be filmed at Woodstock for some reason. Wasn't hip or something like that. A little hippie hissy-fit.
The tune I began singing after the earthquake in the Atlas Mountains? 😊
one way to get The Beatles to Woodstock
RIP David Crosby
👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻🥰❤️
What was their first performance if this was their second?
"The Four Junkies."
Neil Young ( not in video ) on lead acoustic
Stills on overdubbed lead acoustic
@@pmsfar-outgrooviness8025
Thanks for the correction! I assumed it was Neil, since he refused to be filmed. Where did you find out who played the overdub- just curious?!
@@kellyryan574 I'm not exactly sure where, maybe a CSNY book. The overdubs were added for a CSN home video. Here is a clip of the undoctored performance: ua-cam.com/video/ZYppEWiEh4k/v-deo.html
In Marrakesh Express Stills plays percussion Nash plays guitar Crosby only sings,who plays bass and who plays piano??????
Stephen Stills
@@pmsfar-outgrooviness8025 No , you can see Stills hands and he is only singing .Surely Neil Young plays piano and Greg Reeves bass. Besides I can listen another guitar.Did Stills re-re recorded that in the studio??.
@@ernestoclaudodip9671 yeah, he overdubbed all of those parts in the studio by himself. Here's the original raw performance (no overdubs): ua-cam.com/video/ZYppEWiEh4k/v-deo.html
@@pmsfar-outgrooviness8025 Thank you for the information , how did you know?.
Anyway I prefer the original version without the overdub because is what the audience heard.
😉🛫🌴🤦♂️😁
I liked this group from the get go. Now that it's 2016, I relied Graham Nash could of went so much further without Stills and Crosby. Like Neil Young did. Get out on your own, our that good.
Does anyone know who's playing the bass during Marakeesh Express?
Stephen Stills
Well, actually I see him shaking some maracas.
Who is playing bass on this?
Greg Reeves was their bass player at Woodstock and on the Deja Vu album.
take this is broken wings and learned to fly
Stills and/or Crosby mess up and only sing the second chorus once (around 1:55) Nash is understandably a little pissed and forced to end it early.
This song sucks, I love CSN and CSNY but I can't stand this fucking song.
The Blackbird cover is amazing though.
It is a song about Martin Luther King
honestly--this does not hold up to Beatles--harmonies or picking of tune---wow, i try never to be criticl, but this is a bad version
There were no harmonies by the Beatles on Blackbird.
@@morleysobol6656 thank you--how crazy i was to make that statement ( my statement makes no sense on a few levels).---i was either completely out of my mind or HACKED and i doubt hacked. I wish to go back to that moment and understand what was in my head--drinking? stoned? both?
Damn Nash's voice is powerful he's pretty far from the mic and you could still hear him clear
Nash could definitely project his vocals well. That combined with him typically taking the higher harmonies makes him the most prominently heard voice out of Crosby, Stills or Neil