Oh! Camil is a pretty nice acoustic number to add to the list, was one of my fav too. And 'Right between the eyes' too. Songs that i listened & learned guitar in the past before internet ,thks for uploading. Thks Graham Nash!
@@pennyprivate6979 they said so but if you lived the 50’s 60’s and 70’s he was the one who held grudges, and caused disharmony with the group. He kept his mouth shut but that being said held disharmony in the 4 players.
@@rodhancock3549 All you say is true..except in the Crosby documentary by Cameron Crow Crosby said No one he ever worked with will talk to him/.not just Nash or Neil or Still..but J browne, McGuinn, etc.. Crow never asked Crosby the most impt question...WHY is that Crosby? Why wont they speak to you? Plus in person- Nash is a perfect gentleman to fans.. Crosby rude and nasty. Been that way since 1994 to the end.
@@rodhancock3549 Actually, I was BORN IN 49, so I DID LIVE IN THE 50’s, 60s, 70s, 80s, 90s, 00s, 10s, & 20s, and GRAHAM NASH WAS A PERFECT GENTLEMAN. Before his death, Croz CALLED Graham and said he wanted to talk, that he, Crosby, owed Graham an apology for things he said that he should not have. So no, Graham Nash was not at fault for any of that by David Crosby’s OWN ADMISSION. In many interviews, Graham called David his”very best friend”. He is also known as the glue that kept the group together as much s they were. They also used their own names as the group’s name because they ALL intended to perform alone Z well S with CSN & CSNY.
Thank you for sharing such a unique and special campfire concert!👏🙏
I admire Graham Nash so much. So glad he's in my world.
Love this so much!! Thank you ❤
magical!!!
Oh! Camil is a pretty nice acoustic number to add to the list, was one of my fav too. And 'Right between the eyes' too. Songs that i listened & learned guitar in the past before internet ,thks for uploading. Thks Graham Nash!
Thanks a lot, Sandra, for your fine work!
this is sooo good, so intimate and truly unplugged, unlike MTV unplugged that ended up with drums and microphones and string ensembles etc
It was a memorable concert, like sitting around a camp fire with your fiends.
@@LeonardSegel That is exactly what I told my husband. It was really special
So Graham,... 'feet firmly on the ground'
So many performers would have walked off & maybe rescheduled. Graham just carried on….amazing entertainer/musician/singer and man!
Pretty darn cool.
Wow
Remarkable.
I like the guy on the left playing the Bowl 😂
You should have seen him play a can of nut's.
Need amplification.
Graham Nash is a big troublemaker.
@@rodhancock3549 Actually, he was the peacemaker!
@@pennyprivate6979 they said so but if you lived the 50’s 60’s and 70’s he was the one who held grudges, and caused disharmony with the group. He kept his mouth shut but that being said held disharmony in the 4 players.
@@rodhancock3549 All you say is true..except in the Crosby documentary by Cameron Crow Crosby said No one he ever worked with will talk to him/.not just Nash or Neil or Still..but J browne, McGuinn, etc.. Crow never asked Crosby the most impt question...WHY is that Crosby? Why wont they speak to you? Plus in person- Nash is a perfect gentleman to fans.. Crosby rude and nasty. Been that way since 1994 to the end.
@@rodhancock3549 Actually, I was BORN IN 49, so I DID LIVE IN THE 50’s, 60s, 70s, 80s, 90s, 00s, 10s, & 20s, and GRAHAM NASH WAS A PERFECT GENTLEMAN. Before his death, Croz CALLED Graham and said he wanted to talk, that he, Crosby, owed Graham an apology for things he said that he should not have. So no, Graham Nash was not at fault for any of that by David Crosby’s OWN ADMISSION. In many interviews, Graham called David his”very best friend”. He is also known as the glue that kept the group together as much s they were. They also used their own names as the group’s name because they ALL intended to perform alone Z well S with CSN & CSNY.
For FS grow up.