The 10 truly terrible lyrics by great songwriters
Should have never put pen to paper.
Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young
Hippies, the apocalypse, and how 1969’s ‘Easy Rider’ led to an overlooked Neil Young masterpiece
It deserves more praise.
The 1993 song that took Neil Young a decade to finish
Finding the right time to create musical magic.
The one musician David Crosby said no one could replace: “Nobody plays the way he did”
The top of the musical heap.
The 1969 show Graham Nash could never recapture again: “There’ll never be anything as good”
Capturing a moment in time.
The musician David Crosby knew lied through his teeth: “Full of BS”
Getting none of the facts straight.
Neil Young crowns his best song with Crosby, Stills and Nash: “The folk process at work”
When music becomes reporting.
