And now we turn to a story of love, friendship and music. (SOUNDBITE OF SONG, "SUITE: JUDY BLUE EYES") CROSBY, STILLS AND NASH: (Singing) It's getting to the point where I'm no fun anymore. MARTIN: ...

Folk rock progenitors Neil Young and Stephen Stills were both on the lineup for the Light Up The Blues autism benefit at Los Angeles’ Greek Theatre on Saturday, 22nd April. The event was hosted by ...

The post Neil Young and Stephen Stills Reunite at Charity Concert: Video + Setlist appeared first on Consequence. The performance kicked off with Stills-Young Band’s “Long May You Run” and also ...

Neil Young and Stephen Stills dug deep into their collective history during a charity concert in Lake Hughes, California on Saturday night (Oct. 5). The event – dubbed Harvest Moon: A Gathering – ...

Stephen Stills has announced the release of a new album, Stephen Stills Live at Berkeley 1971, on April 28. The LP features 14 previously unreleased tracks recorded throughout two nights at the ...

If you had to pick a song to sum up the sentiments of the counter-culture in the mid-’60s, “For What It’s Worth” would be an apt choice. Stills impressively surmises the feelings of many protest-prone ...

If ever a song tied into the philosophy of the moment in which it was unleashed, it was “Love The One You’re With”. Released by Stephen Stills in 1970, it proved the perfect complement to the belief ...

On Sept. 20, 1969, Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young played the fourth of four concerts over two nights at the Fillmore East in New York City. A month earlier, the quartet had played the now-legendary ...

It’s been an eventful year for legendary songwriter Stephen Stills, in both good ways and bad. The bad struck like a lightning bolt in January when Stills’ longtime friend and collaborator David ...

Stephen Stills onstage during the 1971 tour (Steve Fromholz is in the background). Credit: Photo by Henry Diltz Stephen Stills is nothing if not an involved guy in the studio. During the recording for ...

Ten years ago, Ray LaMontagne awakened one morning to the sounds of a "Treetop Flyer." The Stephen Stills song about a fly-by-night smuggler who earned his wings in Vietnam was playing on the clock ...