Crosby Stills Nash & Young 1970 Deja Vu
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Side one
1. "Carry On"
2. "Teach Your Children"
3. "Almost Cut My Hair"
4. "Helpless"
5. "Woodstock"
Side two
1. "Déjà Vu"
2. "Our House"
3. "4 + 20"
4. "Country Girl (Whiskey Boot Hill, Down Down Down, Country Girl (I Think You're Pretty))"
5. "Everybody I Love You"
Déjà Vu is the second album by Crosby, Stills & Nash, and their first as a quartet with Neil Young. It was released in March 1970 by Atlantic Records.
Personnel
David Crosby
Stephen Stills
Graham Nash
Neil Young
Additional musicians
Dallas Taylor - drums all tracks except "4+20"; tambourine on "Teach Your Children"
Greg Reeves - bass on "Almost Cut My Hair," "Helpless," "Woodstock," "Déjà vu", "Our House," "Country Girl," and "Everybody I Love You"
Jerry Garcia - pedal steel guitar on "Teach Your Children"
John Sebastian - harmonica on "Déjà vu"
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I'm 71 and this isn't a Hippie masterpiece...It is a masterpiece for the ages for all.
Amen fellow 71 y.o. when i listen to this i dont feel old. i miss the 70's.🌞
@Honest Mark good morning! So far so good out in Vegas. Hope you are having a good one too. 😊
As we used to say, keep your sh-shirt on, brother. I can think of lots of worse things than to be or to have been a hippie. As a human and a music lover you should know without a slightly older female having to tell you that music connects directly to the soul, whatever you prefer to call it or even yourself, for loving to listen to it.
Im 37 and when I was a kid, I found this tape in my mom's house. I WORE IT OUT. Literally destroyed the cassette from listening so much.
I'm 73, and this is still my favorite band next to the Beatles. Ageless.
RIP David Crosby (August 14, 1941 - January 18, 2023), aged 81
You will always be remembered as a legend.
loveeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee
The man is gone 😔 but the music lives on 🎵🎶
Have been listening to his/their music all day! In the day, it changed my life. I hear this music and I am right there again! Thanks David for all the gifts you left us!
I've BEEN listening to their music since I was in Jr High school in the 60s. THERE'LL never be another band like CSNY RIP DAVID CROSBY 🙏
Legend.
I'm 71 and this is one of the best albums ever made, RIP David Crosby
Absolutely!!!
AMEN AMEN AMEN
"This is a pandemic of the unvaccinated" Joe Biden 2021
At 64, I witnessed crosby's rise to fame, however we are lucky to have most of his music forever on vinyl
@@pulsarlights2825 Or of the inordinately stupid.
I’m 76 …this music speaks to my soul…I lived in California during this time and all my heart returns to those good days when things seemed so simple…I bought the album for the cover, I listened to the album for the beauty of the content…what is life about, anyway…..this is a masterpiece and seems to me to explain my life up to this point…this masterpiece gives me solace….
Yes the good old times 👍
You summed it up beautifully Wendy!
I'm 74....got it.
You lived the Golden Age of music, lucky man...😜
I'm just a puppy at 64 but I could not agree more! RIP David.
I'm 31 years old and I just had open heart surgery six weeks ago, it has been the hardest times of my life recovering, as well as the decline into stage 3 heart failure prior to the surgery. These guys, as well as Joni & James, have been the soundtrack of my 2022. A year of hard times, a year of learning a lot about myself and about the world around me. I know a lot of my fellow commenters on this video are my elders, and I want to say that I'm sorry no one seems to care when the body starts to fail or mind starts to go. I understand, and I care. Thank you guys for the music & inspiration in all things life. Forever hippy, forever counter culture, forever for peace.
Still the greatest and best album I have ever listened to. All time favourite .😎♥️
Keep on … keeping on. This too shall pass for you 💥 Wishing you continued improvement and sunshine in 2023, so strong you will need sunglasses 😎
Hang in there bro.
God loves you , and so do we. Amen
Carry on.. love is coming to us all. Be well and live well. ♥️
I born 1960..teen in 70's .as i told my son..u would of had a ball !!
Upon receiving the news of David Crosby passing away I instantly had to come in here to listen to one of their best albums once again. R.I.P. David Crosby
Same here❤
Music changed my life RIP brother ❤
Me too. Listening to it as I write.
Me too
Déjà vu and the fantastic live-album Four Way Street are epic .
81 year Mr. David Crosby, you may go now and rest in peace
Came to listen in honor of Croz. RIP to one of the greats.
69 yr old lady here; I agree 100%, it was a fantastic time to be young!
Another 69 year old lady. We had the best music and interesting times as teenagers. Life is so short tho at times it didn't feel that way
We were so lucky to be born when the music fueled a whole new approach to life and how we could choose to live it.
My favorite song is by buffalo Springfield "rock & Roll woman"....Niel & Steven. But "Deja Vu" is an incredible masterpiece!!! I've followed these guys it seems forever!! The boomer generation, everyone of us are so fortunate to have been able to grow up to this music!! God bless us all.....!!!
I look back now and realize just how cool my life has been. I hope to make more memories in the future, but I don't know. Heath problems I hope to resolve. Anyway...there won't be an awesome soundtrack like back in the day to go with it.
64 now . Went with my uncle Rich with a Chevy C 10 . Rich was a senor @ New Paltz ( actually graduated in June ) . I was 11 . He said " you might see some nudity " . I said " great ." Listening to " Deja Vu ". Now . Never got in . I went to Stock 1994 with my cousin Anthony ( S I AJ )
My best buddy Jimmy and I listened to this album over and over back when it was first released. Jimmy died of cancer about 13 years ago, at 56 years old. He died from Vietnam War exposure to Agent Orange. We both hated that unnecessary war ! Among other albums, Deja Vu was an epiphany to us. I so much miss my friend.
I feel the cry of your heart. Many Jimmy's died. I am sorry to for that war.
R.I.P Jimmy.
Brother, We know many Jimmy's. Peace
I feel for you man.
Memories that bind the angels and the mortals.
I listened to this whole album in honor of David Crosby. I had forgotten the influence this music had on me in the 70's and how it walked with me thru all of my teenage highs and lows... and I do mean highs! Timeless, brought tears to my eyes - what a legend we have lost today.
Listening to the album now 💜🎶
I’m drinking a good white Chilean wine and listening Deja Vu in honor por David Crosby and his group. Thanks for give me great times in my 70’s.
Carry on Mister David Crosby. Godspeed
me too!!!
Listening to it now.
As a 73 year old, older but not old, you hear this music from a different perspective. Such beautiful harmonies, such beautiful and thoughtful lyrics, brings up emotions you didn't even know you had.
I know exactly what you mean.... Same age of course....
A tad younger, but was never with people my age, born too late! But I didn't miss much. The music is part of me...on my own chasing freedom yet safety at the same time. Homeless off and on from 15...not easy to figure out how to live when you weren't parented well. Used and abused...then thrown away. I chose God at a young age and that was my saving grace! I don't mind getting old, but I'm so ready to go on Home man.
Well said sir.
Yes Sir! Very great album.
At 68. Still truth.
The music of the hippie era was and still is the music that takes me to a happier place☮️☮️💙
We were all trying to find love...too often settled for sex.
Hey, CSN/The Byrds have been honored at the Country Music Museum in Nashville. Was put up 3 days before I got there October 3, 2022. Check it out!
I call it the "enlightened era" !
@@carolmiller5713 Well...I am not so sure on that one.....:)...a lot of the hippie-dippy stuff has brought us to where we are today (in a bad way!).....:)
This was simply the soundtrack to our lives. I can't remember a time when this music WASN'T around. Fly high, David. You're free.
"the soundtrack to our lives." Thank you for the truth!
Shady, you said it perfectly! The Byrds an CSN was the soundtrack of my life..no matter where I was physically!( 1969-1971 I lived on Guam..then CA, then returned to college in Mississippi and rolled from then on!)
It was the most beautiful
Kind of music
Because, indeed, we have all been here before, and we shall return!
Absolutely! Yes, this was the most influential music for me growing up.
I had forgotten how much I loved this album….so good,
Kinda like when I go to put up my electric guitar and see my old acoustic sitting there. It's like Hello beautiful, I missed you.
One of those ageless classics that transcend time - sign of True Art!
This record was such a memorable part of my childhood. RIP David Crosby.
I was 16 when this was released. It blew me away then and it blows me away at 68 in 2023. RIP David.
It was one of my favorites. I played it often and sang along. I will turn 68 later this year.
What a great time to grow up with such excellent music. Peace was cool back then.
"Right On" fellow brother. I was 16 also when I 1st heard this. And also, now at 68 you could not be more right. David your soul and music will be so missed.
Love and Peace, Julie
Another 68er. LOVE Our House. Always have.
I'm 66 years old . Ï leave in West Africa, i was 13 when ï heard this LP. Today is August 4, 2023, it drill blow me away. Sorry for m'y english, Ï speak french in m'y country.
One of the greatest albums ever recorded.
Thats a fact.
I am 71. The music of my youth. Wonderful!!
August 14 1951! Ditto on that
definitely in the soundtrack of my youth
i agree....what kind of music....the voices..the voices of paradise
50 years and I still remember all the words to these songs. I loved this album and all the songs were great. Here I am 72 and still singing these fantastic songs by one of the best bands ever.
Truth is audible....in harmony. These guys were truth.
Amen
What an album! What a band! What an amazing time it was to be young!! Thank you CSN&Y!!!
74 year old lady so grateful to grow up with so much incredible music. Know how lucky I was to be young then. Still listen to the greats.
Same here...We had it, didn't we? From rockabilly thru to Elvis, 60s & 70s great rock, even 80s super ballads& dance music....til the 90s when music died.
Music will never die
67 yrs old and right w ya!!!
Personnel
David Crosby - vocals all tracks except "4+20"; rhythm guitar on "Almost Cut My Hair," "Woodstock," "Déjà Vu," and "Country Girl"
Stephen Stills - vocals all tracks except "Almost Cut My Hair"; guitars all tracks except "Our House"; bass on "Carry On," "Teach Your Children," and "Déjà Vu"; keyboards on "Déjà Vu" and "Everybody I Love You"; organ on "Carry On" and "Woodstock"; piano on "Helpless"; percussion on "Carry On"
Graham Nash - vocals all tracks except "Almost Cut My Hair" and "4+20"; piano on "Woodstock" and "Our House"; organ on "Almost Cut My Hair"; rhythm guitar on "Teach Your Children"; percussion on "Carry On" and "Country Girl"; tambourine on "Teach Your Children"
Neil Young - vocals on "Helpless" and "Country Girl"; guitars on "Almost Cut My Hair," "Helpless," "Woodstock," "Country Girl," and "Everybody I Love You"; keyboards, harmonica on "Country Girl"
Additional musicians
Greg Reeves - bass on "Almost Cut My Hair," "Helpless," "Woodstock," "Our House," "Country Girl," and "Everybody I Love You"
Dallas Taylor - drums all tracks except "Teach Your Children" and "4+20"; tambourine on "Teach Your Children"
Jerry Garcia - pedal steel guitar on "Teach Your Children"
John Sebastian - harmonica on "Déjà Vu"
Well said Kathleen Handron
Man, I miss these days.
This was music from an entirely different time in America. I was 10 then. It is still some of the best harmonies to date..
Rest in power Mr. Crosby, your harmonies and spirit live on. Thank you kindly, no choice but to carry on...
I'm 75 and the memories are flooding back. Thank you very much!
Those were the days even tho I haven t forgot theisic
Harold! I’m 70 and am sitting on my deck with a margarita and a nice Indica high going back in my mind. I saw your reply and thought, “Harold seems like a cool guy. Let’s cruise Central Ave and score some Mary Jane.” Thanks Harold Brown
72 here. Rejoice!
Play John bars play Joan Baez play Joan Baez
Harold I'm 65 and I'm listening to this album right now and I still love it rock on Harold ✌️🤓
At 71 I binge on the favorites of these magical years. It's not just about the memories they evoke, but the music, lyrics, harmony and evolution of our spirits. I keep my ears & eyes open for fresh talent but these are always like coming home to a safe place. ✌️💜☮️🎶
If you haven't already, you might like,
Neal Morse, Waterfall
Spocks Beard, June
Morse is in both groups.
Yes!! Like coming home is exactly how it is!!!
I feel the same way we changed the world.this music touched my very soul and gives me hope for the future keep rocking
Can't,i'm listening to
Helpless.
@@tixximmi1 let we nn
Difficult week for music lovers. For some reason Crosby's passing is hitting much harder than Beck's. Had to revisit this masterpiece. R.I.P. David, thanks for sharing your soul with all of us, we are all better for it.
I can't stop crying 😭
Every song he did was a lifetime that he lived. Carry on.
BECAUSE WE ARE OLDER AND TIME IS NOW FLEETING, THE MOMENTS ARE PASSING.....
Beautifully said. Bless you!
One of the best albums of all time. RIP David Crosby you and yours changed the world.
I was 12 when this album came out. It was beautiful. It touched your soul.
Rediscovering this music. It was my husbands favorite band of his youth. He passed away this past January so now I will play his music to bring me back to him.
I'm sorry for your loss 😢
Sorry for your loss my wife passed away in bed with me a few years back.
Music has the salve made from our memories.
There's no better connection than Music.
He must've been agreat guy! With such great taste in music ...says a lot about a person. Sorry for your loss. May the Grace of God sustain you and nourish your soul and heal your heart.
I am continually amazed by their diction. I can actually understand the lyrics. I've been listening to this since it came out. I'm 72 now.
Ditto, 66 here my friend
@@davidcarter1738 I heard this, and many others as a small child. Born in 1960, I saw all of the older kids rocking out to this and I mostly heard it on their hifi gear. It was all so exciting and colorful. It gave me an incredible soundtrack to a pretty decent childhood. By the time I got old enough to get out and about, it had all changed to Black Sabbath, Kiss, Alice Cooper and that kind of stuff. I still prefer this era. I think there was more talent among the musicians, and it wasn't all so creepy, dark and sinister.
I still feel this way.
Same for me and I'm 74 now and I just read the news that David Crosby has died and it breaks my heart.
@@cindygreenberg9079 You would have been one of those older kids I was talking about. A lot of y'all had pretty decent stereo gear, and I could hear it when I was outside in the yard. All I had to do was ask what it was, and I knew which records to get. Atlanta had 2 great college FM stations, and that also saved me from top 40.
Interesting way to get a musical education, huh?
When I heard the news I had to listen to Almost Cut My Hair.
I'm originally from a small, northern English former industrial town, so the 60s folk/rock/hippy movement wasn't a thing in my life as a kid. But when you hear this, you realise it's a part of you, whoever you are, wherever you're from. RIP Mr Crosby.
I will be 70 this year , and graduated high school in70.I lived this and loved it.
I will be 68 in June this year and boy do the memories come flooding back! My H.S. days! Wow! Where have the years gone???
you and me both brother, rock on!
Personnel
David Crosby - vocals all tracks except "4+20"; rhythm guitar on "Almost Cut My Hair," "Woodstock," "Déjà Vu," and "Country Girl"
Stephen Stills - vocals all tracks except "Almost Cut My Hair"; guitars all tracks except "Our House"; bass on "Carry On," "Teach Your Children," and "Déjà Vu"; keyboards on "Déjà Vu" and "Everybody I Love You"; organ on "Carry On" and "Woodstock"; piano on "Helpless"; percussion on "Carry On"
Graham Nash - vocals all tracks except "Almost Cut My Hair" and "4+20"; piano on "Woodstock" and "Our House"; organ on "Almost Cut My Hair"; rhythm guitar on "Teach Your Children"; percussion on "Carry On" and "Country Girl"; tambourine on "Teach Your Children"
Neil Young - vocals on "Helpless" and "Country Girl"; guitars on "Almost Cut My Hair," "Helpless," "Woodstock," "Country Girl," and "Everybody I Love You"; keyboards, harmonica on "Country Girl"
Additional musicians
Greg Reeves - bass on "Almost Cut My Hair," "Helpless," "Woodstock," "Our House," "Country Girl," and "Everybody I Love You"
Dallas Taylor - drums all tracks except "Teach Your Children" and "4+20"; tambourine on "Teach Your Children"
Jerry Garcia - pedal steel guitar on "Teach Your Children"
John Sebastian - harmonica on "Déjà Vu"
ditto
Almost 70 & I'm STILL "Letting My Freak Flag Fly"! Love CSN&Y!
I got my head shaved when i enlisted in the Navy. But my freak flag flew until then.
I am going to be 68 shortly wore my hair short. But now my Freak flag flies. 👍
Yup, me too. My last haircut was in 1969.
One of the greatest super albums ever recorded.
Czwórka niesamowitych muzyków stworzyła Super Grupe- do teraz kupuje ich solowe płyty jak tylko pojawią się na rynku( słucham CSN& Young razem i osobno od 55 lat)- Rengi Kid from Poland👍🌹🎸🎸🎸🎸🤠🏜️
The best!
RIP David Crosby. Thanks for all the great music and memories
I'm 68 years old, I'm an old hippie, absolutely love CSN, love all the 60s and 70s music. ♥️✌️😎
I'm 53 years old, being born in the time when much of this music just came out. Being jealous I was not a contemporary soul of your generation, I still love this music. Thanks for the interesting times your generation made then, the period still inspires me bigtime.
@@arno-luyendijk4798 My son is 52 & his favorite band is STILL CSN&Y!
It's been a long time since I've listened to the whole album. I'm a 75 year old retired hippie. Once went 4 years without a hair cut. My Politics have changed. I've become a devoted Christian but I still love this music
me too, also 68.😎
@@robertcrumb8792 far out man 😎
J'ai 66 ans et j'écoute ce disque depuis que j'ai 13 ans. Toujours comme si c'était la première fois ce 4 août 2023.
You have 6 on me so.
Some hippy kid called Abe got me hooked.
Smoke and all.
Great days passed....Great days to come.
Acoustic guitars and heavenly harmony! RIP David
It makes me cry ,and im only 62 ,love it
Now you know. You're not alone.
Turning 70 in another week; listening to this touches my heart and the memories of a simpler time flood back. Thank you for such a wonderful piece of artistry......what would life be without music?
🎵
No music, no life, life cannot be without music, life is a music that connects us to each other and God, God appears in the space between people who love each other, and you can hear his voice in the music, especially in the silence between the notes.😃
1970's Jesus freak here, in case you didn't guess, see you at the airport, I'll be standing next to the Hare Krishnas, talk to them a lot.
Never understood why a person's age has anything to do with liking good music.
Music that you really enjoy acquires the essence of the feelings and experiences you have when you listen to it. I can recall so many enjoyable times from my youth when I listen to the music from back then, like this album.
One of the few Perfect Albums.
R.I.P. David Crosby
January 19, 2023
Music of my lifetime, happy I had the chance to hear and enjoy the experience of the 60’s & 70’s, at 66 this is music the young of today will never experience, all the best music styles and rhythms, I’ve been blessed. 😢🇨🇦🎼
Its never too late for us! I've been enjoying everything Neil Young and now Crosby! I can't wait to listen to all this music I've missed out on. 33yo
My older sister bought this album and one day she sat my mother down to play teach your children hoping to make a pathway of communication but it went right over my mother's head. In 1974 I moved to California I would call my mom and say I love you at the end of the call,
and she would say, okay.
As time went on my mother opened up with her emotions and we became a very affectionate PDA family.
My mom even got to the point where she would say I love you back - it was beautiful.❤
Sometimes it’s hard to be mum, you get sidetracked by the job, especially if you are a single parent.
You're very lucky. 🙂
This was a great share thank you so much!! I felt it very much!
@@kerra3699 after my stepfather died and she took over quotation mark Tthe Warden" not only because she took care of business but also because she always had strangling kids who needed help in the house. On their Tombstone my father has a medal from the Army and my mother has the warden over her name LOL
What were your mother's fear to being vulnerable?
RIP Dave Crosby 😇🙏for his family and thank you Dave and Jesus for the many smiles you put on our faces through your music 👏💕 Crosby ,still,Nash and young music will live on forever!! and I pray that this comment start a revival of there songs 😢😇❤️
I haven't played this album in a very long time. I just spun it on UA-cam and it gave me goosebumps and an immediate rush flashback to days of old. God, for the instant moment I was there, hair, pony tail to my shoulders, full beard.
Weird fleeting feeling...
And to our departed Dave Crosby, it was always wonderful to catch you around town in Little Falls, Totowa and West Paterson, NJ. If you can, just hang out with us in the Passaic Valley just a little longer before cashing in your ticket to heaven...
Wow, you wrote this hours before his passing was announced. If you were lucky enough to have met him, I'm jealous.
@@judihicks2716 I was lucky enough, and hadn't thought about this, until today when I heard of his passing. I was about 19 yrs old. sanding and re-varnishing a schooner in Marina Del Rey. One day all of these freaks came down the dock ramp to a boat 2 slips away. Sure enough it was my favorite band. David and I hung out sometimes in my galley, smoked hash, and poured over boating magazines, picking out our favorite boats. 💜
@@Noelbluesky that's awesome. Those are memories that surely last a lifetime ☺️
@@Noelbluesky just goes to show we are all just people regardless of fame. I imagine he treasured that down time as much as you do. Glad you got to know Dave. What a gift!
May Mr. Crosby "Carry On" in our hearts and memories, thanks for all the amazing music and lyrics.
gosh, another one bites the dust. too many going too fast for me. Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young. what a group! what inspiring music! i would literally float away listening to them. such amazing harmonies. and their talking guitar! there's never been another like them. goodbye, David Crosby. 💔 you healed many people. thank you...
How lucky we were to grow up in the 70's. Nothing like this quality today.
yes, really lucky. ciao from rome
I can't believe this doesn't have millions of hits! Such a classic.
@lemurian chick: I hope it's not bcs so many of our generation aren't with us anymore. 😔. We had the BEST music!
It did on streaming services. Good music is not forgotten by us young people !
@@suraya1224 I'm 56 but grew up on classic rock FM radio.
@@lemurianchick I grew up listening to classic rock radio, too. And I'm sick and tired of their limited play lists. But at least I can turn off the radio and listen to the albums as the artists intended the music to be listened to.
for Guitar , best dog for ten years, just died, we are retired, cannot recover, as good as any human ever was, brave, toy mixed, funny, loving and full of life always
This album is haunting to me: takes me back to a magical, earlier time in my life. Good sailing, Davey and Godspeed.
TIMESTAMPS:
Carry On - 0:00
Teach Your Children - 4:27
Almost Cut My Hair - 7:23
Helpless - 11:54
Woodstock - 15:34
SIDE 2:
Déjà Vu - 19:30
Our House - 23:45
4 + 20 - 26:46
Country Girl - 28:55
Everybody I Love You - 34:10
Thank you!
Merci 😊
That might be one of the best side 2s of 1970.
THX
Not all heroes wear capes!
Sheer brilliance. Those lyrics, those harmonies...as good now as it was when I bought it in the '70s.
RIP, David Crosby, my heart hurts! I love them so much! I was a Dead Head in the 90’s, and CSN(Y) is how I was introduced to the Grateful Dead. All of their music has been the soundtrack of my life.
Rest well, fellow Leo.
“And it's a fair wind
Blowin' warm out of the south over my shoulder
Guess I'll set a course and go . . . “ - Wooden Ships, Crosby, Stills & Nash
How absolutely amazing to have grown up in this era with such awesome music. The best music era in my humble opinion.
I'll second that
Totally agree
i agree wholeheartedly!
True where
True.Where did it start?1970 seems to be music's comet pass moment.
David Crosby, thank you for all the music loaded with truth and wisdom. RIP and LOVE
Since everyone is mentioning it, I am 24. My grandfather would play this album on our weekly trips to see family around our province. He had such a long-lasting effect on my music taste and it is safe to say the geezer had a beautiful ear for timeless records. The Dejavu that hits me brings me such peace and joy. RIP BVZ.
I am 64 years old and I was 15 years old when I heard these guys, I didn't know who they were, the dog and the apparently old photo caught my attention, great soloists, excellent voice, they are united for a reason, that's how much my admiration, God bless them wherever they are , amen.
Today I am 64 and I love this more than 50 years 💖💖💖
Personnel
David Crosby - vocals all tracks except "4+20"; rhythm guitar on "Almost Cut My Hair," "Woodstock," "Déjà Vu," and "Country Girl"
Stephen Stills - vocals all tracks except "Almost Cut My Hair"; guitars all tracks except "Our House"; bass on "Carry On," "Teach Your Children," and "Déjà Vu"; keyboards on "Déjà Vu" and "Everybody I Love You"; organ on "Carry On" and "Woodstock"; piano on "Helpless"; percussion on "Carry On"
Graham Nash - vocals all tracks except "Almost Cut My Hair" and "4+20"; piano on "Woodstock" and "Our House"; organ on "Almost Cut My Hair"; rhythm guitar on "Teach Your Children"; percussion on "Carry On" and "Country Girl"; tambourine on "Teach Your Children"
Neil Young - vocals on "Helpless" and "Country Girl"; guitars on "Almost Cut My Hair," "Helpless," "Woodstock," "Country Girl," and "Everybody I Love You"; keyboards, harmonica on "Country Girl"
Additional musicians
Greg Reeves - bass on "Almost Cut My Hair," "Helpless," "Woodstock," "Our House," "Country Girl," and "Everybody I Love You"
Dallas Taylor - drums all tracks except "Teach Your Children" and "4+20"; tambourine on "Teach Your Children"
Jerry Garcia - pedal steel guitar on "Teach Your Children"
John Sebastian - harmonica on "Déjà Vu"
One of the greatest albums ever made. Harmony and texture. Flavour and tone. They sing together and are never alone.
And you're a poet, but you don't even know it!
Couldn't help myself. Kinda corny
Only crap song on this album is "Helpless ". Too slow and boring for me.
@@williegordon7899 The album needs to be listened to in it's entirety. Helpless is part of the story and I cant imagine it being sung any other way. Its brilliant.
@@joshuajordan8574 No, you are not "corny"! You know good music & I will put my experiences with great music. Up against anyone else.
This album is as relevant now as it was when it was 1st recorded! An amazing band. Crosby you will be missed very much.
R.I.P David Crosby.... one of the greats of the turbulent 60s hippy generation
this is my go-to album when life gets a bit too complicated, irritating or overwhelming. this album really calms the soul.
Yea man this calm down a raging person, an good toke, 🕊️✌️👌
Good idea...Life is f-d up for me right now...ugh
Agree!
...and settles the mind.
My dad got this album when I was 11 for me really for all of us. And I have loved it since 1970
I'm 66 i love the 60's and the 70's great music
I appreciate this album so much. Music has lost this kind of genius so thanks for sharing with the younger crowd. Amazing songwriters, singers and musicians. This is pure magic and sadly no longer do we have such talent.
They didn't have autocorrect, and didn't sell their music using vulgarity, loud volume or misogyny. They had real talent. They could compose, snd actually sing, topics that shaped my generation. They all were generous with each other, shared chord progressions, different string tunings, love, everything. It was a generous time. I've seen a T shirt I should get, it says "I may be old, but we saw all the good bands." Let your freak flag fly, Em 82.
@@MarySanchez-qk3hp thanks 🙏🏼 and yes, totally agree. Lucky you for experiencing this talent when it came out. This is why it’s important for younger people to explore and not except the crap we are given!
Agree, a raw heartfelt harmonious sounds always sounds better!!!
@Ann Pommer 🥺
Yep. You are attractive and smart. Music is art and some art is appreciated by different people and not by others. This sounds dumb but I think Dat it sums up something. Peace.
David may have left us, fallen apart physically over the years due to neglect/substance abuse. However, his work/music is brilliant that will easily stand the test of time. RIP, David and thank you for what you gave us. Can't wait to hear what what you had in "the can" while you lived the last days in your home studio.
I'm 73 and I still love this group.
The sounds of my youth.Thank you David Crosby.
THIS ALBUM WILL LIVE ON TILL THE END OF TIME. R.I.P David Crosby
Folk-rock pioneer David Crosby dies at age 81 after long illness! He passes on into Legend! I loved his music! I saw Crosby & Nash play at Carnegie Hall, NYC on Sept. 30, 1971 and after 12 songs Stills walks on stage and plays with them for another 8 songs! At the the time, the group was separated and was doing solo albums. So, when Stills surprised them by coming on stage They hugged and Stills was handed a guitar and they played! The crowd erupted at that point as It was so unexpected! That place was ROCKING!
I bought the record fifty years ago, but I didn't understand it. Today I finally love this music. A true masterpiece!
When I bought the album right after its release and I felt the album cover, I knew I was holding something very special. This is one incredible album that has easily stood the test of time.
Yup, still got my original vinyl also!!! Kids today will never understand.....
Right on collector of great vinyl man...from san antonio TX. I cry for us people at ❤️Uvalde because the dirt is tough, and we have empathy, dignity and lots of love for the hot days and no rain in TEXAS, BETO should have been the 2022 Gov....he hab the love ❤️ por de hente...CSNY ..experience this at Kent St...
Same here..I would have lights out headphones on and with only the light in the stereo cabinet on that was positioned over the turn table and stare at the cover ...
CSNY , Beatles,Hendrix, Cream ,Doors ect all got a good workout on that turntable.
Those were the days ...
@@greekpapi I still have as well, great music.
RIP Mr Crosby sail on may the sun shine warm upon your face, may the wind be always on your back, may the rain fall soft upon your face, and until we meet again may God hold you in his the palm of his hand. thank you for your beautiful music
So sad David has left us today. I hope we all listen to the music and let it work its magic .RIP David Crosby
Incredible album…David Crosby was an incredible human being. RIP.
RIP David Crosby Love this album!
Here because we just lost David. This album means the world to me and until my turntable is fixed, I'll be here where I can be taken to another place.
RIP David Crosby. You defined my youth and I'll be forever grateful!
RIP David Crosby, the passing of a legend. The Deva Vu album got heavy rotation in our (very fine) house back in the early 70s when I was a kid, thanks to our fairly hip parents. It's right up there with The Beatles Revolver and Sgt. Pepper as life-affecting memorable albums. David dodged some bullets over the years, getting off drug addiction and many personal relationship obstacles. In later years he was always the first to admit he might not have lasted so long, and seemed to come to terms with aging and the final years/days. Sleep well man and thanks for sharing the journey.
Had this album! I'm 74! One of the best groups ever!!! Love these guys! Rest in peace, David Crosby!!! ❤️👍🙏😪
Long live these tunes. Cherish them forever. Rip David
I wish I still had mine...much was stolen over the years. But I no longer have a stereo. So thankful for youtubers for posting so much of the music I love and cherish! Headphones and Heaven~
David Crosby RIP. A magical artist. So talented.
I was 17 listening to this album and partying with friends
Listening to this after the announcement of David Crosby’s passing. David was an amazing harmony singer and guitarist…
One of the three vocalists to bring jazz phrasing into rock music (along with Grace Slick and Van Morrison).
Lots of love for David Crosby. You'll be dearly missed
Rest easy david crosby..1 of the best lps ever..
A masterpiece as fresh as when it came out . Their harmonies incredible. I love it
Woodstock, in particular, embodies the times it was made. Deep, rich and emotional. Boomers were so lucky to have this be the music that defined our generation. Today's music will never last. This album is over 50 years old and still rocks my soul!!
Woodstock, great, I was one of the stage hands, met the greatest people
'Today's music will never last' That's what was said by the silent generation about this music! From generation to generation nothing changes and we all end up sounding like our parents.
Great people..wish today's kids could come together like this
And I can attest, via my children (24 thru 31) and young commenters on UA-cam, that younger generations discover and love this music, often without the guidance of us older listeners!
@@susang.8549 just be very grateful today's youth does not have the eminently and potentially catastrophic issues we had to "solve" (since our parents weren't getting anyway with their peer solutions, we were fortunately willing to step up......:)
Rest in peace brother Crosby.We will guard your music forever
One of my favourite group since the Woodstock era. Their songs tell the stories of the times. Love their voice harmony very much. Rest in peace David, but you will always be remembered forever.
RIP David Crosby 🙏🏼 Undoubtedly singing sweet harmonies with the angels tonight 😇
I'm an 80s child, but this is still an absolutely fantastic album.
So they were! I was 21 when this album came out!. I still have the orig. Vinyl!. Glad you liked it! Alan
YOUR YOUNG STOP COMMENTING LIKE AN OLD MAN
@@alandehn8541 WOW! What a gem you have there. If it's not all scratched up? It's worth something.
Same! Remember it from a different time 💛
I was a die hard Beatle fan and this album when it came out was the first to actually grab my attention the way the Beatles first did.
Listen to Joni Mitchells version of Woodstock though she wrote it and it is so different and mystical.
One of the greatest albums ever recorded. Not a dud on it. Thanks for the posting!
I’m in my 60’s this was one of the records of my youth
Over and over I'd listen to this album. Over and over.
Thank you, David Crosby. It was one hell of a ride.
Wonderful glorious memories of this album, being in love, going to concerts and just living and having a carefree life in the seventies. RIP David Crosby, thank you for being part of my life. ♥️💯😓
Goodbye David. Fly free and high. Your soul is soaring and full of joy.
Their harmonies just do me in!!!! And then the lyrics....I sat and listened and read!!!!!
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RIP David Crosby. Few other albums epitomises the greatest rock music of the 1970's more than Deja Vu.
No one harmonize like these guys
one of the best albums made