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Title: Crosby stills and Nash Post by: Wandering Steve on October 06, 2019, 10:02:33 PM Quick question if I may
Have any of the above guested at cropredy festival I have a vague memory of one of them doing a guest slot within the last decade though I may have dreamt it !! Thanks in advance Title: Re: Crosby stills and Nash Post by: PeteD on October 06, 2019, 10:24:58 PM Sorry but it was a dream. Would have been nice though.
Title: Re: Crosby stills and Nash Post by: davidmjs on October 07, 2019, 08:46:32 AM If only... I think Nash is the only one to have graced a British festival in recent memory...he played Wickham this year, didn't he?
Title: Re: Crosby stills and Nash Post by: Bridgwit (Bridget) on October 07, 2019, 09:29:24 AM I'd be happy* with C, S, N or Y!
* For "happy" read "delirious" !! Title: Re: Crosby stills and Nash Post by: Poor Will (Bill) on October 07, 2019, 09:59:40 AM If only... I think Nash is the only one to have graced a British festival in recent memory...he played Wickham this year, didn't he? Title: Re: Crosby stills and Nash Post by: GubGub (Al) on October 07, 2019, 10:04:17 AM If only... I think Nash is the only one to have graced a British festival in recent memory...he played Wickham this year, didn't he? CS&N played the Hard Rock festival (or whatever it was then called) in Hyde Park a few years back. I think it was the year that Paul McCartney headlined. I was there but I went to a couple of these so I can't remember who played which year. Title: Re: Crosby stills and Nash Post by: davidmjs on October 07, 2019, 10:17:27 AM If only... I think Nash is the only one to have graced a British festival in recent memory...he played Wickham this year, didn't he? CS&N played the Hard Rock festival (or whatever it was then called) in Hyde Park a few years back. I think it was the year that Paul McCartney headlined. I was there but I went to a couple of these so I can't remember who played which year. They played 2010, the year after Neil (I think). Mumbles "it's not a bloody festival, mind" under his breath as he wanders off... ;) :) ;D Title: Re: Crosby stills and Nash Post by: GubGub (Al) on October 07, 2019, 10:53:05 AM If only... I think Nash is the only one to have graced a British festival in recent memory...he played Wickham this year, didn't he? CS&N played the Hard Rock festival (or whatever it was then called) in Hyde Park a few years back. I think it was the year that Paul McCartney headlined. I was there but I went to a couple of these so I can't remember who played which year. They played 2010, the year after Neil (I think). Mumbles "it's not a bloody festival, mind" under his breath as he wanders off... ;) :) ;D That thought crossed my mind before I posted but then, what else do you call an event that lasts for three days and involves thousands of people standing in a field listening to music? That Neil show was one of the best of my life, certainly the best Neil performance that I have attended, though the Hammersmith show just after Chrome Dreams 2 came out was great too. Title: Re: Crosby stills and Nash Post by: Bridgwit (Bridget) on October 07, 2019, 11:59:51 AM If only... I think Nash is the only one to have graced a British festival in recent memory...he played Wickham this year, didn't he? CS&N played the Hard Rock festival (or whatever it was then called) in Hyde Park a few years back. I think it was the year that Paul McCartney headlined. I was there but I went to a couple of these so I can't remember who played which year. They played 2010, the year after Neil (I think). Mumbles "it's not a bloody festival, mind" under his breath as he wanders off... ;) :) ;D That thought crossed my mind before I posted but then, what else do you call an event that lasts for three days and involves thousands of people standing in a field listening to music? That Neil show was one of the best of my life, certainly the best Neil performance that I have attended, though the Hammersmith show just after Chrome Dreams 2 came out was great too. Title: Re: Crosby stills and Nash Post by: GubGub (Al) on October 07, 2019, 12:28:29 PM That Neil show was one of the best of my life, certainly the best Neil performance that I have attended, though the Hammersmith show just after Chrome Dreams 2 came out was great too. [/quote] I do indeed mean the 2009 show. It was a great year for live music. I had only recently seen the Mott the Hoople reunion at Hammersmith Odeon which I thought could not be beaten. Then there was an astonishing Flaming Lips show in Portsmouth. Everyone was on the top of their game that year. Sadly I don't share your love of the Cure (apart from their very early stuff), despite Robert being a provincial West Sussex boy from my own neck of the woods. Title: Re: Crosby stills and Nash Post by: Bridgwit (Bridget) on October 07, 2019, 12:55:10 PM I do indeed mean the 2009 show. It was a great year for live music. I had only recently seen the Mott the Hoople reunion at Hammersmith Odeon which I thought could not be beaten. Then there was an astonishing Flaming Lips show in Portsmouth. Everyone was on the top of their game that year. Sadly I don't share your love of the Cure (apart from their very early stuff), despite Robert being a provincial West Sussex boy from my own neck of the woods. Flaming Lips are on my Bucket List... That was some year Al! Title: Re: Crosby stills and Nash Post by: bassline (Mike) on October 07, 2019, 09:56:25 PM If only... I think Nash is the only one to have graced a British festival in recent memory...he played Wickham this year, didn't he? CS&N played the Hard Rock festival (or whatever it was then called) in Hyde Park a few years back. I think it was the year that Paul McCartney headlined. I was there but I went to a couple of these so I can't remember who played which year. I went to that too. I saw Stevie Wonder the day before and had no idea who the support bands were...I didn't even think there would be any....and saw the t-shirt listing Elvis Costello, Crowded House and CSN as Macca's support and my face nearly split in half from smiling. As I normally have resting miserable git face when I'm having a good time, this was quite a feat. |