O’Reilly: Longtime trio running on empty
Fresh off of my jaunt down memory lane with The Beach Boys, I decided to revisit another iconic group: Crosby, Stills and Nash. Sadly, the results were much darker than with the Good Vibrations crew.
Back in 1969, CSN played at Woodstock and immediately became a counterculture sensation. Their anti-establishment anthem “Ohio” defined the Vietnam era for many Americans.
While The Beach Boys were surfin’ the days away, CSN was agitating for societal change using soaring harmonies and relevant lyrics.
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