Crosby, Stills and Nash

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• 1. At 8:46pm on 26 Jun 2009, suadkin wrote:

  If anyone out there gets the chance to speak to Graham Nash before their performance tomorrow please ask him to sing 'Cathedral' for my daughter Carrie. It would make her Glasto and she didn't think she would be able to go this year having just been diagnosed with breast cancer.
  thanks

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• 2. At 00:07am on 28 Jun 2009, sueberdy wrote:

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• 3. At 00:17am on 28 Jun 2009, sueberdy wrote:

  I missed them on tv yesterday but though never mind
  theres allways the online content.
  However i'm now thouroughly fustrated to find the footage cut
  down to 28 mins and all my favorite tracks removed.
  What the hell is wrong with the BBC surely its easyer
  to play the whole clip than to have to make pointless edits. If the clips too long then make it 2 parts.
  Does anyone else find this coverage utterly infuriating?
  online content sould be extended but we get patronising filtering of any track thats not a big hit.
  

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• 4. At 03:13am on 28 Jun 2009, SOLZHENISTSYN wrote:

  
  We have to be grateful that they are all still alive.
  It is a miracle they are still here.
  
  Graham, give our regards to Joni, hope she is well.
  
  

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• 5. At 09:58am on 28 Jun 2009, torridgemoggy wrote:

  CSN, Thank you guys for 40 wonderful years of music! Thanks too for coming to Glastonbury. It just takes you back to Woodstock.
  
  Please BBC give us the whole concert.

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• 6. At 11:05am on 28 Jun 2009, sevfeb1951 wrote:

  The moment where Steve Stills cut loose on guitar in 'Long Time Comin' was amazing.
  You got the feeling that the whole audience up until that point had been thinking, 'yeah, well, bunch of old has beens' and then suddenly the whole vibe changed.
  It's a shame the poor old chap's voice has deserted him, but his guitar playing is as fiery and inventive as ever.
  Took me back 40 odd years. It was little short of a miracle to see them, and still great, with such classic songs.
  And yes, I too would like to see the whole footage.
  How about it BBC?

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• 7. At 12:21pm on 28 Jun 2009, Jem Stone wrote:

  6) and 3)
  
  You can see the longer set as broadcast last night on BBC Four here: http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b00lgkxm

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• 8. At 1:24pm on 28 Jun 2009, freeconvention wrote:

  I really enjoyed CSN , the best thing so far although there were other acts I enjoyed very much . I love the laid back feel of a group like CSN allowing Stephen Stills the opportunity to play some amazing guitar , 'Long Time Comin' in particular was amazing.
  And yes, I too would like to see the whole footage.
  How about it BBC? I would buy a DVD if it was made available.

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• 9. At 2:56pm on 28 Jun 2009, Izzitme49 wrote:

  Joy - one of my all time most favourite bands in the universe since they first formed 40 years ago. Watched it last night on BBC3 and again today on i-player. It would be good to see the whole thing on i-player but - whilst instrumentally they were never anything other than sheer perfection - some of the harmonies live were - to put it mildly - a bit rough. Seems like the BBC have put the vocal "best bits: up which is probably a good thing.

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• 10. At 3:20pm on 28 Jun 2009, wilmamc wrote:

  I am just mega disappointed that you have cut the coverage of Crosby Stills and Nash, would particularly have liked to have enjoed nos 8, 14 and 15 on the playlist.

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• 11. At 10:31pm on 28 Jun 2009, neodeirdre wrote:

  There is simply not enough coverage of this event. There never has been. Please do something about it.
  
  Please BBC.....your schedule for the weekends is terminally dull...nothing for creative minds, nothing exciting...we don't all want bland, regurgitated, pre-digested pap on TV, we want excitement, now things, LIVE things.....
  
  Just one example....Neil Young deserves to be seen whole, complete, and live...please don't just wait for deaths before you pay attention to the living and the lively.
  
  
  

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• 12. At 11:34pm on 28 Jun 2009, motherofinvention wrote:

  Thank heavens for Glastonbury and the BBC for giving us the opportunity to see real music being played by Giants .Crosby,Stills and Nash filled the stage and showed what a music festival is about.

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• 13. At 6:18pm on 29 Jun 2009, sirgreenman wrote:

  Yet again the bbc plays it safe in choosing the playlist for Crosby,Stills & Nash.where was the beautiful Guinevere or wooden ships.How frustrating!!

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• 14. At 10:24am on 30 Jun 2009, Celia1951 wrote:

  Both Guinnevere and Wooden Ships were shown. You must have missed a bit!

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• 15. At 3:49pm on 30 Jun 2009, mrgoodwyn wrote:

  To Celia1951
  
  as Jem said try
  
  http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b00lgkxm
  
  where BBC4 show an hours worth.
  BBC4 should have far more coverage next year especially Live.They did a great job with what was shown.

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• 16. At 12:34pm on 04 Jul 2009, allmanbrothers wrote:

  Great to see this footage - wish I could have been there. Steve Stills' guitar playing was an absolute highlight of the three day.

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