First listen to Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young - Woodstock (REACTION) |CSN&Y do it again...|
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- Would have been interesting to go to Woodstock:)
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Love your enthusiasm Daniel to CSNY😀👍
Joannie Mitchell wrote this song-- she was unable to attend Woodstock but you'd never know it when you listen to her exquisite lyrics!! 💙
Yes. There were roughly 50,000 ppl left when Hendrix took the stage around 7am Monday morning .
According to the Woodstock museum "Jimi Hendrix’s was the most anticipated Woodstock performance, but by the time he and his newly formed band, Gypsy Sun & Rainbows, started their two-hour set at 9:00 a.m. Monday morning, the half-million-person audience was down to roughly 40,000. Those who stayed for the festival finale witnessed one of the most memorable and legendary performances of the entire decade."
@@Straydogger Ooops, I left out a zero (fixed). What's interesting is there is a rear shot for a few seconds and there's not that many in front of the stage. Maybe 10-15 deep. It just doesn't look like that many were still there.
Cool reaction, little bro! 👍😁✌️
The Garden is the space we all share as humans to grow things, plants and peace and love. Very hippie very cool.
the Woodstock Festival was also called 'the Garden'
Congratulations on 5K.
it was the planes from Griffith's AFB which flew over the concert
My first "grown up" date was a high school crush I took to see Woodstock (the movie) when it was still a first run in 1970.
You got it. And those elements return to the universe when we die.
I was 19 the summer of Woodstock ~~ a magical time to come of age in a very different world ~~ Enjoyed your questions and reaction , for some of the answers I think you simply had to be there in those times ~~
Daniel, you give this child of the 70’s hope for our future. Cudo’s to you and your parents❣️
dkjrn. Since Daniel’s channel got hacked and compromised this past September in 2022. He has not been reacting to any songs from the 70’s or any songs to speak of for his Legion, which has been a big disappointment this year for me and downright depressing. Not one! Not one good Live Stream since Sept! Not one Unboxing this year.
It sucks! So I go back to rewatch those other Live Streams. I miss the 16,17, and 18 yr old Daniel. He was super fun. Super cool.
But he’s taking a completely different turn with his channel on his creative channel and I’m not loving that.
I’m going on an tangin. I’m sorry.
Goodnight.
Awesome song! One of their best song! The song was during the hippie generations of Love & Peace. 💕✌🏼
I can't imagine the shock of hearing this for the first time! Amazing!!
I am so glad to hear you say you do research on these songs and groups.
It was amazing to be at Woodstock and we realized at 1/2 million strong we could end the Viet nam war. It was difficult to sit in the rain and stay up to watch everyone but I did see them. Thank you for doing this.
Great to see you rocking to music of my generation. Love it.
Woodstock was an amazing event. I’ve always wished I’d been old enough to attend.
OMG. PLEASE look up Woodstock and you will “ get it.” I love you Daniel. Just seeing your reactions and being totally honest when u r clueless makes it PERFECT. I was there. Part of my young teen soundtrack growing years. Best music EVER,
3 days dear,,,mostly rained alot,,,,,,, great music and people ,,amazing time in our history
wish i had gone to Woodstock i had just got out of the Army and only lived hours away.💚♫
I remember WOODSTOCK...it took place about an hour from us. 500,000 people showed up!
headed to woodstock ,,yes
MUST check out a few of the top Woodstock performances. Breakout performances by CSN (Suite Judy Blue Eyes) and Santana (Soul Sacrifice), helped to launch both of their careers.
Speaking of Jimi Hendrix, I was very lucky to get to meet him and he let me take a lot of pics of him. I was 15 yrs old. He died a year later becoming a member of the “ 27 club” where way too many well known musicians died at age 27.
CSN Harmonies to die for!!
Knew you'd like this one!
People crap on the fashion and music of the 70s, but I was in my 20s and just discovering life. I treasure the memories.
Thanks for taking the time to show the lyrics and for finding out the backstory of these songs. Really enjoy your channel!
Their first concert was in Chicago. Their second concert was Woodstock .
I always interpreted "get back to the garden" to mean "return to mother earth, things that are natural, etc"
Man, how I wish I was 17 again and hearing this for the first time.
Hi Daniel,Im new here😊
Hello Connie, glad you could make it:) How's your day (or night) been going?
@@DiconDissectionalReactions Hello,Im doing wonderful.Just watching reaction channels and subbing 😊
One of my favorites
Somebody gave me this album for my birthday 50 years ago. It's still in my top ten all time. Everything on this album is worth a listen.
Well worth the time, Grandson, to sit down with the family and watch the film!
The guitar solo, and lead guitar on the fade out is Neil Young. If you type in "joni mitchell dick cavett" on Y.Tube, you'll see her, Jefferson Airplane, Stephen Stills, and David Crosby (who had made it back) on the talk show talking about the festival. Actually, she was going with Graham Nash at the time. The CSN song "Our House" was written in a house they were living in at the time.
Joni Mitchell (who wrote this) is really something to dig into!❤
And she never went. She based it off of Graham Nash's description of it. He was her boyfriend at the time.
I think I prefer her version. It's such an evocative song. Very representative of the times for me. We all wished we'd been there at Woodstock.
Matthew Southern Comfort also did a great version.
I mentioned Coyote with Jaco Pastorious sometime ago. But yes. JONI.
Joni Mitichell, the greatest female musical artist of the 20th century.
Joni Mitchell wrote this song, you should also look into some of her songs also. This is the song that brought these guys together, before this they all were part of other bands. Stills and Young were Bufflao Springfield, Nash, Hollies and Crosby The Byrds. This was about the Woodstock Festival which was near Yasgar's Farm somewherein upstate NY. Woodstock just had it's 50th anniversary last year. It was a drug infused occasion Lots of LSD and other of those sorts explaining the bombers turning into butterflies. There were people were dancing and living on the land, literally. Joni was not at Woodstock, but she was living in Los Angeles at the time she wrote this song.
Perhaps the "garden" is Woodstock ☮️✌️😘
I believe you can find that Dick Cavett episode on utube. Crosby, Stills, and Nash were also on the show, so they were able to get back in time. They actually took a helicopter to get to Woodstock, landing directly at the farm. Joni Mitchell performed the song for them on that show.
It captures the whole woodstock experience. It was like a separate world in the UK we listened to radio reports saying the highroads were closed so many people on the move.
I’m 62, so I was 11 during Woodstock. I remember wanting to go but what parent in their right mind would let an 11 year old go to something like that? Large crowd concerts like this were virtually unheard of, so it was quite the undertaking to put it all together. And certainly not everything went as planned, but they pulled it off. Certainly do watch the movie if and when you get a chance!
Joni Mitchell is one of the greatest singer/songwriter geniuses of the century. She was writing about the environment before most- the Garden- balanced Nature.
First Album I ever bought ( Baby sitting money)
I was at the first Atlanta Pop Festival where they announced Woodstock coming up.
woodstock was their second gig as a group. the other some much, MUCH smaller venue
you can hear the harmonies of the CSN and you hear the guitar of the Y all over the place.
back to the garden means back to nature, back to being the human ape.
And Stills, Crosby, and Young were in Buffalo Springfield together, they had a history.
I was busy watching my mother die, slowly, of cancer. I was eleven. Woodstock haunted my happier dreams, where I was a hippie flower child, getting lost in the joy of the music. Then I’d get up, get my brother and sister and myself off to school, come home, fail at the housework, and then my father commenced the beatings. 1969 was grim for me. 2020 is that same sort of surreal, insecure shock, but now euverybody feels that way, and it’s Trump we’re all dreading.
I’m 63 and I live in a nursing home, under strict quarantine. No family visits, for 6 months, no end date. I’ve watched some of my friends die here, recently, unable to see their families, except for one family I know of who were smuggled in by staff. I am married, and this is no way to run a marriage! We only see each other through a window, talking by telephones, just like in jail.
Music is my refuge. I am on my iPad about 14 hours a day, escaping. But my TV is locked on MSNBC all day long. RIP RBG.
So, Daniel, tell me about yourself. You have a truly interesting mind.
I was 16, but had no clue that Woodstock was happening until the music started coming out. I was pissed that i missed it.
The 🎸 breaks sound like Neil Young!! He always added a bit of edge to whatever CSN produced.😁😁🇬🇧
The Woodstock festival was held, not in Woodstock, but closer to Bethel, on Max Yasgur's farm, hence the reference in the lyrics. You can see footage of Max in the Woodstock film. He passed away in 1973.
I was exactly 12 (Aug.15th) during Woodstock so I was a few years too young and my parents were a few years too old to appreciate it for the festival that it was. A bummer to this day!
I look at the line of getting back to the garden of meaning the desire to return to a kind of innocence and simplicity and away from the evil of the world, this was during a time when there was a lot of protest against the war in Vietnam and hippie culture was wanting peace, love, and rock & roll, "make love not war"
That's a great album.... My favorite of theirs.
Song written by Joni Mitchell, who was Nash’s GF at the time. When CSN& Y heard it, Steven Stills told Graham Nash to ask Joni let them have the song, so she did. SanJoseBob
When Neil Young does a song with the acoustic guitar he melts your heart but when he plugs in and does a song with a electric guitar he melts your brain.............
A lot of the electric guitar work in this song (and many of their songs) was done by the very underrated Stephen Stills... a fantastic guitar player. Young would often play off of what Stills put down. They were great playing off of each other.
Thanks so much for the trip back in time for me. Best of the best music back then. I was too young to go to Woodstock, but my ex-brother-in-law was there, and he said it was the most amazing time of his life, and something he would never forget. They tried to re-create it in 1994, but there is only one Woodstock. On the subject of CSN&Y, Graham Nash has an album called "Songs for Beginners" from 1970 or 71 (I don't have the LP in front of me to give exact date), and there is not one song on that album which isn't great. I Use To Be a King, Better Days, Man In The Mirror, There's Only One, are a few that you should take a listen to. You will not be dissapointed. Always enjoy watching you react, and really does this old heart good when young people appreciate the music from a time when there was an over-abundance of great talent. There is so much more for you to explore on this amazing journey.
One of my top 5 albums of all time. Still not tired of it since it’s release. Please hear more of this Daniel
"Garden" is a metaphor. What they're searching for is an agrarian Utopia, where life is simple and peace and justice rule, and there are no bombers flying in the sky. She is playing on the Garden of Eden theme but you're not supposed to take it literally -- unless you want to! Lots of people had set up agrarian communes in the late 60s and early 70s, that were going to be self-sustaining and not partake of the American war machine.
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Southern Cross is also really good.
Every song on Deja Vu is awesome.
it was 1969, Woodstock. everything was about nature freedom , peace & love, communes, hippies & Joni Mitchell who was not there. I was three hours away, wish I would have gone.
My Godmother wanted to take me there. She was 20, I was almost 3. My mom sayed no f&%@ing way! I did get to see Nirvana, so there is that. Peace & Love.
Yes their first concert was in front of a half a million people !
If you want a performance to remember please check out this request !
Cosby, Stills, Nash & Young with Tom Jones singing - Long Time Gone !
The power of Tom Jones with the beautiful voices of C,S & N with Neil Young shreading away is amazing !
The amount of talent on that stage for this performance... you will never forget this one ✌😎
Also sung by Joni Mitchell and the Mathews Southern Comfort Band which you really need to hear and react to for comparison.
The correct line is, "I dreamed I saw the bombers' jet fighters riding shotgun in the sky," which makes a lot of sense if you think about it.
"And I dreamed I saw the bomber jet planes riding shotgun in the sky"
@@Straydogger Close enough. But think about this. Bombers are protected by fighters - they "ride shotgun." "Fighters" is metrically accurate. "Bomber jet planes" is beneath Mitchell's ability as a poet.
Love this band!❤️
Watch the film woodstock and you will get a flavour of how vast it was.
One of the most prolific songs of the twentieth century! I love this whole album. Listen to Neil Young’s Country Girl on this legendary Hall of Fame album!
🤠Yes, Joni wrote this song but did not actually go to or perform at Woodstock. She had a recording session scheduled and could not get out of it. Also, Graham Nash wrote "Our House" about him and Joni. You could say they were all quite a tight bunch back then. 😂 👍
@Gerald H can't get that with Netflix in Sweden 😪
It was actually The Dick Cavett Show she was booked on and her manager was afraid she would miss it if she went and thought that the show would be better exposure for her. As it turned out, Jefferson Airplane and CSN managed to show up on the same show meaning Joni could have done Woodstock and still made Dick Cavett. At least we got a great song out of it.
@@spicy321 🤠Thanks for the correction. Now that I think about it, I remember. That's just the '60's 🌻 affecting my brain cells, lol. 👍😂
spicy321 but I think in the end she said she was actually happy she didn’t go, because it might’ve changed the romanticized view of Woodstock that she had created in her mind, and she never would’ve written this song
@@johnnybags2324 🤠It's akin to a classic work of literature, Johnny. It's something everyone wants to have read, but no one wants to read! 😂🤢
I went to the first Atlanta Pop Festival which happened on the Fourth of July weekend BEFORE Woodstock, so I was totally unprepared. I arrived thinking an usher would take me to my seat and I was dressed up in high school prep. Gant shirt and Johnston-Murphy shoes! Woah....what a cognitive dissonance awaited me.
I went to the 2nd Atlanta Pop Festival a year later. THIS time I was prepared (and stayed up for Hendrix's part).
It's been a favorite album of mine since 1970. Every song is great on Deja Vu.
Woodstock was some sort of spiritual experience for those who went and those who reported it on TV. Me? I was a Marine Field Artillery Fire Controlman in Vietnam. Mostly I read about in Navy Times.
THERE'S A GR8888 DVD ABOUT THE CONCERT DANIEL CALLED ( WOODSTOCK! ) :)
Yes, it's two different word views brought together in one line.
Its not about the formation of CSNY, it was written by Joni Mitchell about her spiritual experience being and performing at the Woodstock music festival
When I was a teen there wasn’t a single person who didn’t have this album or wait for it......8 track !!!!!! LOL...
No other band, captured the Spirit of the 60's, like CSNY! NO ONE!
That guitar work is the "Y", Neil Young! His contributions completely transformed the sound of Crosby, Stills and Nash. From his early work with Buffalo Springfield , through CSN&Y and on into his long and fruitful solo work, he's a top tier artist.
Joni 👍✌🙂
The Neil Young difference. That song is a piano ballad (gorgeous) in Joni Mitchell's hands. I heard Neil in an interview talk about the revelation of Woodstock being the knowledge that there were more people like us than just the 20 freaks in your home town.
Well, Neil spent time growing up time in Winnipeg in the 50s. I imagine it was a bit insular for him.
I was 12... My Mom pulled me off the van of neighborhood kids heading out to Woodstock... Missed it by that much 😂.
This song encapsulates the hippies movement. Preaching love, anti war, getting back to nature, e.g. "the garden". Basically, they are singing about the event that was Woodstock. The lyrics about "I came across a child of God. . ." refers to the fact that the roads got shut down due to an overload of traffic and many people just abandoned their cars and walked to the festival.
It's about the massive concert at Woodstock! Joni Mitchell wrote it for them but couldn't go because of a previous commitment! Check her version a little more folk song style!
Great and epic event. Weird that less than a month later, the Manson murders occurred. The dichotomy of the 2 events is mind blowing.
Koani wrote the song because she was booked and could not be there to perform.Her BBC live version of this is a mind blower
I was too young to go to Woodstock; have known a few folks who went, and the answer I always get when I ask "How was it?" is "I don't remember much." Ah, the good old hippy days- love them. I noticed others have suggested checking out other versions of the song, and I agree wholeheartedly. I'd also like to suggest watching Richard Thompson's performance at the Joni Mitchell tribute concert- it's here on UA-cam. Richard is one of the finest guitarists ever, IMO- I like his voice a lot, too. CSN &Y have much to offer, individually and collectively. I HAVE to add another vote for "Ohio". Have fun!
Richard Thompson - Woodstock - JM Tribute 2000
Hunter Hayes is really good too. He did Storm Warning,plays 9 instruments,and a pilot,all before 25 ,insane . ❤️😉
You need to do "Almost Cut My Hair". Crosby unleashed. Peace & Love!
bring different worldviews together were what the '60s were all about. :) this was my favorite album when i was 14, along with solo albums by all the boys in the band. and check out the movie, "woodstock," to get a real feel. it came out in theaters just a year or two after the event, and it isn't a re-enactment or dramatized or rationalized: it was like being there, but without sitting in the mud.
p.s. i really recommend "ohio" to you. another event, another counterculture milestone, and a whole nother sort of song.
Yeah, "the garden" that they're trying to get back to might be the ideals of the Summer of Love (1967).
You have got to listen to "Almost Cut My Hair" by CSN&Y. Another hippie anthem.
Now Daniel, you have to realize that these guys were playing in public for the first time. so they were learning day at a time. The first time that so many young people got together not a single murder , no one dies from violence, rape, theft. Procreation, absolutely. Getting high, absolutely. Peace, love, unity were the only words promoted.
"Wooden Ships" from the first CSN album has great, enigmatic lyrics.
The guitar lead you are enjoying so much is Neil Young. Very distinctive and unique. Definitely worth your time digging in to.
As I understand it, Jimi insisted om being the closing act, ended up being the closing act to an audience after 99.9% had left...so virtually no one.
Ego is not one's best friend.
I wasn't there...I didn't know it was a thing until the album came out...
But I did go to a concert with three bands: The Band, The Allman Brothers and The Grateful Dead, Summer Jam at Watkins Glen where there were twice the crowd of Woodstock (600,000 in the concert area) built for 150,000, and another 600,000 who couldn't get in...1.2 million...anyway, that was awesome! Being a Dead Head, a fan of the Allman Bros and the Band!
Kudos to Joni Mitchell damn it!
This is about the whole Woodstock thing! It was a big "love in" ... Watch the movie made about it to get the vibe.
there is a movie out there about woodstock lots of good music and would let you know what it was all about -- i used to go to midnight showing at local theater with friends had a really good time