Wore out a few 8 Tracks listening to them, along with Stairway to Heaven and others of that era.

CSN...hell ya. Doesn't get better than that.

Saw them live with Joni Mitchell when I was a teen. Didn't know who they were back then, but had free tickets so when to the concert.
Back then I think it was CSNY (Crosby, Stills, Nash, Young).

Southern Cross is my favorite song.

PC

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A favorite of mine. I've learned several of their songs.

Lived in Phoenix one hot summer of 1973 or 74. Saw CSNY then Eric Clapton at the same outdoor venue a couple of nights later. Woodstock song was quite memorable because you could feel the sound.

Saw CSN in Cedar Rapids. My girlfriend surprised me with front row tickets. She stood in line for hours to get those tickets without my knowing as I was working lots of overtime at the factory. It was the tour where Southern Cross was featured which was my favorite song from them and still is to this day. The harmonies of those three men were epic.
If I recall the album cover with the three of them sitting on the couch was in front of Cass Elliots' bungalow after she introduced them to one another. The stars, sun and moon were aligned that day!

The wife LOVES them (includes CSNY), I never cared all that much albeit they are/were incredibly talented. Don't like them personally though.

^^^ You might want to edit your reply, smschulz...

Wooden Ships is one of my very favorite songs. It doesn't get old for me and the tone on Stephen's lead playing is perfect and appropriate.

One of my all time favorite groups. They were one of the first groups to make "good" harmony a major part of rock music.