CSNY Return to Woodstock 2006-08-14 18:01:31

Last Sunday night, Crosby, Stills, Nash and Young returned to the site of the original [I was there. Amazing show.]
Woodstock for a performance at the newly opened Bethel Woods
Amphitheater. Located on Yasgur's Farm, approximately a quarter-mile from
the site of the first Woodstock Music and Arts Festival, Bethel Woods began
hosting live music earlier this summer and will open a Woodstock Museum next
summer. Phil Lesh marked his recent appearance in Bethel by reinterpreting the
Grateful Dead’s performance at the original Woodstock.
During CSNY’s three-and-a-half hour, two-set performance, the quartet ran

through a selection of songs drawn from throughout its storied repertoire,

including  most of Young’s new Living with War album. Deja vu: CSNY is tunefully political During a number of Young’s

new compositions, a video screen displayed the faces American soldiers killed
in Iraq since 2003. At the start of its second set, CSNY also offered a brief
acoustic interlude, including “Helplessly Hoping” and Young’s “Only Love Can
Break Your Heart.” The group closed out its set with an extended, horn-laced
version of “Rockin' In The Free World,” before encoring with an anathematic
version of “Woodstock.” link

Comments

[Kitsune]

You were there! last time they got together (on tv) they hurt my ears. I thought maybe they should just not do that anymore (try to sing harmony together, that is). Especially since they were so great 35 years ago. But I'm happy for you, and jealous, too.

[Lori Victoria Braun]

It was a great time. I love going to concerts. I enjoy watching the people at the shows.
Anyway, I am more into Neil then CSN. I do like them, but not as much of course. Bikers and hippies smoking pot all over the place. Did not have to smoke to get stoned! :)
Sorry about your ears.