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Alex Red, там я был. Но по вещам там не расписывается откуда что, с какой сессии оуттэйки и всё такое.
ярассчитывал на инфу из родного буклета...

В понедельник 59-летний Стивен Стиллс опять стал отцом. У его 38-летней жены Кристен родился мальчик, которого назвали Оливер Рэглэнд Стиллс в честь Нила Янга, настоящее имя которого Нил Персиваль Кеннет Рэглэнд Янг. Мать и ребенок чуствуют себя превосходно, а отец просто на седьмом небе от счастья! Это уже второй ребенок в их семье.

> В понедельник 59-летний Стивен Стиллс опять стал отцом.

Я всегда говорил, что Crosby, Stills, Nash and Young - настоящая супер-группа!!!

Не стареют душой (и телом) ветераны гитарного труда, мбда

A new Stephen Stills solo album titled Man Alive is scheduled for an Aug. 2 release in the U.S. The 13-track set will include a song called "Different Men" that features contributions from Neil Young. David Crosby and Graham Nash also will make guest appearances on the disc. Stills will promote Man Alive by playing four songs from the CD live during Crosby, Stills & Nash's forthcoming European tour, which kicks off June 5 in Amsterdam.

The new Stephen Stills album "MAN ALIVE" will be released in Europe on June 6th, on Talking Elephant/Pinnacle Records.

This is the final tracklist:

AIN'T IT ALWAYS
FEED THE PEOPLE
HEARTS GATE
ROUND THE BEND
I DON'T GET IT
AROUND US
OLD MAN TROUBLE
DIFFERENT MAN (with Neil Young)
PIECE OF ME
WOUNDED WORLD
DRIVIN' THUNDER
ACADIENNE
SPANISH SUITE

Neil Young is playing and singing on "Different Man" and Crosby & Nash are guests on other tracks. The CSN (European) Tour will help back the album and Stills will play 4 tracks from "MAN ALIVE" during each show.

Stills Preps First Solo CD In 14 Years

Stephen Stills' first solo album since 1991's "Stills Alone" will arrive Aug. 9 via Pyramid. The 13-track "Man Alive" finds the artist augmented on two songs each by familiar names Neil Young ("Round the Bend," "Different Man") and Graham Nash ("Feed the People," "Wounded World"). Herbie Hancock guests on closer "Spanish Suite."

Stills says he's been working on the project for 10 years, but found himself giving away material to other projects. "Graham, David [Crosby] or Neil kept wanting songs," he says. "Finally, about two years ago, I decided not to give away any more music until I had finished this CD."

The artist will unveil some of the new material during Crosby, Stills & Nash's summer North American tour, which kicks off July 23 in Florence, Mass., and wraps Sept. 17 in Las Vegas.

Here is the track list for "Man Alive":

"Ain't It Always"
"Feed the People" featuring Graham Nash
"Hearts Gate"
"Round the Bend" featuring Neil Young
"I Don't Get It"
"Around Us"
"Old Man Trouble"
"Different Man" featuring Neil Young
"Piece of Me"
"Drivin' Thunder"
"Wounded World" featuring Graham Nash
"Acadienne"
"Spanish Suite" featuring Herbie Hancock

http://www.billboard.com/bb/daily/article_display.jsp?vnu_content_id=1000965904

Чтобы послушать песню Drivin' Thunder, кликайте сюда.
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В Европе этот альбом продается с 7 июня.

June 27 : Graham Nash & A-Ha

A-ha have been in the recording studio working on tracks for their new album and have enticed Graham Nash for one track.

http://www.4waysite.com/news_rumors/2005/index.htm

David Crosby, Stephen Stills and Graham Nash, from right to left, the legendary US group, Crosby, Stills and Nash perform on the Auditorium Stravinski Hall stage during the 39th Montreux Jazz Festival in Montreux, Switzerland, Tuesday, July 5, 2005.

Stephen Stills of legendary US group, Crosby, Stills and Nash performs on the Auditorium Stravinski Hall stage during the 39th Montreux Jazz Festival in Montreux, Switzerland, Tuesday, July 5, 2005.

Graham Nash of legendary US group, Crosby, Stills and Nash performs on the Auditorium Stravinski Hall stage during the 39th Montreux Jazz Festival in Montreux, Switzerland, Tuesday, July 5, 2005.

По поводу того, как в советское время некоторым людям иногда очень не хватало информации о западной рок-музыке: один знакомый, слушая тогда CSN&Y, был твёрдо убеждён, что это Битлз.

Stephen Stills swaps torment for family bliss
Fri Sep 16

LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - With his caustic demeanor and diverse musical influences, Stephen Stills helped elevate Crosby, Stills & Nash beyond a mere hippie folk trio.

The man behind such tunes as "Suite: Judy Blue Eyes" and "Love the One You're With" started working with David Crosby and Graham Nash more than 35 years ago, and they still bring their close harmonies to the world's stages.

At 60, Stills says he loses 10 years when he walks out to perform, but the touring is "awful."

"If it wasn't for the audience, it wouldn't be worth doing at all," he said during a recent interview at a radio studio. "You can be in a $2 million bus, but after three days it's a bus."

Welcome to the difficult world of Stephen Stills, who has been described as "a tormented artist" and "his own worst enemy" by Neil Young, his longtime friend, frequent collaborator and occasional rival.

But with his first solo album in 14 years to promote, Stills is on his best behavior and even apologizes for a cold that has exacerbated the deafness in his left ear.

"I wish I felt better because we could joust a little better, the verbal swordplay," he said with a genial cackle.

He also effortlessly disarms any potential antagonists by noting that his 10-month-old son, Oliver, just took his first step earlier that day. How could anyone be so heartless as to give the proud papa a hard time?

YOUNGER, WISER

Stills' album, "Man Alive!" (Pyramid Records/Universal), a typically eclectic effort that features collaborations with Young, Nash and jazz pianist Herbie Hancock, has been in the works for more than a decade. Songs destined for the album were often diverted to Crosby, Stills & Nash projects until Stills put his foot down. Far from having any lofty goals with the album, his aim was simply to "finish it," he joked.

The new, improved Stills is detailed on "Different Man," a traditional track with fresh lyrics in which he reveals, "I got young, though I'm older now/Fear and anger have no power over me." Young contributes guitar and harmony vocals.

Stills credits his third wife, Kristen, the mother of two of his seven children, with tempering his anger.

"I just don't have the energy for it anymore," he says. "You look at a picture of us back then, and I know that guy -- he's certainly more attractive -- but it's like I don't know that guy. We're larger and wiser people now."

He even gets misty-eyed and nostalgic on his other collaboration with Young, "'Round the Bend," which recalls their time together in Buffalo Springfield, the pioneering country-rock group they co-founded in 1966.

The partnership between Stills and Young is one of rock music's classic love-hate stories. Stills wrote Buffalo Springfield's biggest hit, the protest anthem "For What It's Worth," but his fight for control with Young tore the band apart by 1968.

BROTHERLY LOVE

Stills joined forces the next year with Crosby and Nash, refugees from the Byrds and the Hollies, respectively. They achieved instant success with their self-titled debut album, which has sold more than 4 million copies to date, and became one of the biggest touring acts of the 1970s.

Young recorded and toured with the lineup from time to time, though the collaborations were fraught with tension. He and Stills also tempted fate by working together, and their relationship hit a low point in 1976 when Young abandoned him midway through a tour.

But the old men cannot bear a grudge: Stills and Young are like brothers these days, and Stills marvels at his partner's prolific nature.

"He writes songs and has to pull over on the side of the road. I haven't been able to do that in years."

Maybe Stills is being modest. "Man Alive!" kicks off with "Ain't It Always," a rocker that dates back to a session from the 1990s. Stills dusted off the track, wrote some new lyrics, played tennis for an hour, and then sang it in one take.

Perhaps the biggest shock is not his songwriting prowess, but the fact that the roly-poly rocker engages in physical activity.

"Although you wouldn't know it to look at me. I haven't played (tennis) in a while," he says, allowing only that he weighs more than 200 pounds (91 kg), and has to watch his blood pressure.

Stills the activist surfaces on "Feed the People," which has its origins in an unfinished song that he wrote years ago for his friend Jimmy Carter, "the last honest president of the United States." He completed it last year as calls were growing for debt relief for African nations.

Stills has a long history of political and social involvement but has no wish to compete for the spotlight with U2's Bono. "I don't have the glasses, and I can actually play the guitar," he says.

http://news.yahoo.com/s/nm/20050916/music_nm/leisure_stills_dc;_ylt=AtGvcmNbalpO8F_olJv...

Один из лучших альбомов в "золотой эпохи" рока!

Кстати, эти идиотки, родившие детей от суперспермы Кросби, разбежались.

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2Alex Red:

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Best known for his harmonies as a member of Buffalo Springfield and Crosby, Stills, Nash and Young, this program allows Stephen Stills to show off his guitar skills. Joined by Manassas, featuring Chris Hillman of The Byrds, the show blends intricate vocal harmonies with amazing guitar riffs, resulting in a concert that should not be missed.

December 13, 2005

Tracklisting:
1. Bound To Fall
2. It Doesn’t Matter
3. Hide It So Deep
4. Song Of Love
5. Rock N’ Roll Crazies
6. Cuban Bluegrass
7. Jet Set
8. Jam
9. The Treasure

Performances by Crosby, Stills & Nash, Joe Walsh, Jackson Browne and others from two February 1998 shows paying tribute to late singer Nicolette Larson will be featured on the Lotta Love Concert CD, due out Feb. 14. Larson died of a cerebral edema at the age of 45 in December 1997. Proceeds from sales of the album will benefit the Nicolette Larson Pediatric Endowment Fund affiliated with Mattel Children's Hospital at UCLA.

Here is the track list for "Lotta Love Concert":

"Lotta Love," Ensemble
"Part of the Plan," Dan Fogelberg
"Rocky Mountain Way," Joe Walsh
"Cold, Cold, Cold," Little Feat and Bonnie Raitt
"Love Has No Pride," Bonnie Raitt
"Wonderful Life," Michael Ruff
"Up on the Roof," Carole King
"For a Dancer," Jackson Browne
"Running on Empty," Jackson Browne
"Even Cowgirls Get the Blues," Emmylou Harris
"Blue Bayou," Linda Ronstadt
"In My Life," Crosby, Stills & Nash
"Southern Cross," Crosby, Stills & Nash
"Margaritaville," Jimmy Buffet
"You've Got a Friend," Ensemble

http://www.billboard.com/bbcom/news/article_display.jsp?vnu_content_id=1001804391