CROSBY, STILLS, NASH, and YOUNG at WOODSTOCK (audio)

CROSBY, STILLS, NASH, and YOUNG
Woodstock Music and Arts Fair
Bethel, NY
August 18, 1969
(approx. 3:30AM)

David Crosby: guitar, vocals
Stephen Stills: guitar, keyboards, vocals
Graham Nash: guitar, keyboards, percussion, vocals
Neil Young: guitar, keyboards, vocals
Greg Reeves: bass
Dallas Taylor: drums

Acoustic Set:
Stephen/David "tell 'em who we are" 00:00
Intro/Suite: Judy Blue Eyes (Crosby, Stills & Nash cover) (without Neil Young) 1:35
Blackbird (The Beatles cover) (without Neil Young) 10:14
Helplessly Hoping (Crosby, Stills & Nash cover) (without Neil Young) 13:00
Guinnevere (Crosby, Stills & Nash cover) (without Neil Young)16:20
Marrakesh Express (Crosby, Stills & Nash cover) (without Neil Young) 22:12
4 + 20 (without Neil Young) 24:50
Graham-"I just want to present The Buffalo Springfield" 27:21
Stephen- "Oh, that's Neil Young, in case anybody..." 27:40
Mr. Soul (Buffalo Springfield cover) 28:21
I'm Wonderin' (Neil Young) 33:55
You Don't Have to Cry (Crosby, Stills & Nash cover) 35:59
Electric Set:
Dallas Taylor, Greg Reeves intro 39:28
Pre-Road Downs (Crosby, Stills & Nash cover) 39:58
Long Time Gone (Crosby, Stills & Nash cover) 43:03
Bluebird Revisited (Stephen Stills song) 49:10
Sea of Madness (Neil Young song) 53:33 *
Wooden Ships (Crosby, Stills & Nash cover) 56:58 **
Encores
Find the Cost of Freedom 1:03:30
49 Bye-Byes (Stephen Stills song) 1:06:55

*The version that appears on the Woodstock album was actually recorded from a performance at the Fillmore East on September 19 or 20. The version here is the actual song they played at Woodstock.
** The version that appears on the Woodstock album was "rehashed" in the studio. The version here is the actual song they played at Woodstock.

Neil Young refused to appear on camera, concerned that Michael Wadleigh’s documentary crew would distract from CSNY’s performance; would be an obstacle between the band and the audience. As a result he sat out for the majority of the band’s acoustic set and became another Woodstock ghost. He joined them for the electric portion of their set, and presumably this is why that footage still hasn’t seen daylight.