Crosby, Stills, Nash and Young released Déjà Vu in March 1970 with the album going all the way to the top of the US and the Australian charts, reaching No.5 in the UK. Stephen Stills debut album was released in November 1970 opening Side 1 with the hit single, Love The One You’re With, the album […]
Crosby Stills Nash achieved worldwide fame after their debut album released in 1969 reached No.6 in the US charts. Their relevance as songwriters, their stunning harmonies, their political stance and their image propelled them to the dizzy heights of fame and fortune. The dream continued with the addition of Stills ex-bandmate from Buffalo Springfield, Neil Young and […]
Recorded in San Francisco in the aftermath of the Love and Peace era with a star studded cast and a bottomless pit budget due to Crosby’s massive success with his other band, If I Could Only Remember My Name made it to No.12 on the US chart in 1971 but received little love from the […]
By 1972, Stephen Stills had made three albums with Buffalo Springfield, the first in December 1966 was rereleased in March 1967 with the addition of For What It’s Worth, Stills’ first hit reaching No.7. in the US chart, the album reaching No.80. Again was released in 1967 reaching No.40 and Last Time Around in 1968 reached […]
Most famous for containing unreleased Pink Floyd songs, Zabriskie Point, like Obscured By Clouds And More, may at one time have been a complete Pink Floyd album. On the 1997 re-released double CD, four extra unused songs are included. (Plus four unused Jerry Garcia pieces). Best of all is the You Tube link below, this takes […]
Although Antonioni has been considered one of the great directors of his generation, this film was a total commercial and critical disaster. Like a lot of films dealing with the counter culture in the late sixties and early seventies they don’t wear too well. Latterly the film has been given some praise for its cinematography […]