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January 27: Jennifer Stills Gig Tonight Jennifer Stills is playing tonight, January 27th, at 10:30pm at Ghengis Cohen on Fairfax in Hollywood. January 24: New CPR album in the spring We "borrowed" this post from the CrosbyCPR Bulletin Board: David Cosby: "so the CPR 2nd record is done .......yeeeeehaw.....out this spring . probably called "just like gravity" and of course we will come play .....but ...and I have said this before .....we don't get to pick where we go .....we go where a promoter or clubowner hires us ......call 'em.....beat on their doors ......call the radio station and ask for us .....over and over again.......and there we will be in your town". January 7: Neil Young about DVD's and more There's a Neil Young interview in the February/March issue of Sound & Vision magazine. The interview is generally about his working with DVD audio. Here are some of the topics discussed: 30th anniversary re-issue of Harvest on DVD-A with some video and bonus performances. The Neil Young Archives will be released (when?) simultaneously on DVD-A and CD. He's working on a new album with Crazy Horse at Toast Studios--tentatively titled "Toast" Not a word about anything CSNY. January 5: Jeff Pevar's (CPR) pre-view on Nash' new album Jeff Pevar: "I only heard a few tunes...but it is (arguably) his best one yet....You all will be blown away!!...I can't wait to get it myself....No synths....all natural, wonderful music the way only Nash himself can do it....He's absolutely on top of his game...I'm so proud of him... He's gonna take over the world!" January 3: Stephen Stills' birthday! Happy birthday Stephen! February 18: CSNY on the "Rock Star Index" Money magazine, along with VH1 has compiled a ranking of Rock/Pop music stars based on how much money they earned last year from touring and CD sales. Their merchandising was factored in with a "money-power" rating (from 1 to 5). Also factored in was a subjective rating called "star-power" (from 1 to 5), purporting to measure their "fan loyalty" and "cross-over appeal" (VH1's contribution....?). Scanning down the list, you'll find CSNY at #22, primarily based on their successful tour. They had the lowest CD sales of all (at $7,100,000), but were 8th in box office (at $42,100,000). That combined $49,200,000 might have raised them higher on the chart, but they were rated lowest (along with Jimmy Buffett and Phish) in "star-power". Their "money-power" (merchandising) was also rated low (but still higher than Creed or Destiny's Child). The list is at: http://www.money.com/money/music/rockstar/ February 10: Tonight CSN King Biscuit show on the radio Tonight at 10 pm, WNHI FM 93.3 will be airing the CSN King Biscuit show from 1990. They will also air it tomorrow night at 10 PM. This is a Concord, NH radio station. February 10: Stephen Stills "raised the roof"! From Rock Solid Entertainment, Inc.: "Hollywood, CA, February 6, 2001 - This Wednesday past (1/31/01); the SRO, star-studded crowd at the China Club ProJam at Barfly was treated to a proprietary show that could only be witnessed on the ProJam stage! STEPHEN STILLS joined the house band and discernibly raised the roof with a five song set that included Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young classics like "Love The One You're With". After, Billy Preston left the room slack-jawed with tight-as-the-record versions of his hits "Nothin' From Nothin", "Here We Go 'Round In Circles" and "You Are So Beautiful"!! The ever-fearless Gary Busey actually followed these guys later in the evening and played a trilogy of the Buddy Holly songs that first put him on the theatrical map. Of course when you start off with a house band that includes Jeff "Skunk" Baxter, Steve Ferrone (Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers / Eric Clapton's band), Hutch Hutchinson (Bonnie Raitt's band), Jimmy Roberts (Rod Stewart's band), Lee Thornburg (Tower Of Power), MIKE FINNEGAN [must be "Finnigan", 4 WaySite] (CSN, Etta James, Jimi Hendrix), Miles Joseph (Aretha Franklin / Bob Dylan) and Rob Mullins; throw in Steve Lukather (Toto, etc.), then mix in the energy that the room always bristles with, you end up with a Memphis Soul Stew of magic and electricity that feels akin to what it must have felt like when these classics were first being played. Pictures from this show and other ProJams can be seen at www.studioclub.com/ChinaClub2.htm. Rock Solid Entertainment, Inc. Woodstock Love the One You're With Helplessly Hoping 49 Bye-Byes Make Love To You Acadienne Southern Cross I Can't Get Next to You (Finnigan) Treetop Flyer (Friday) / Johnny's Garden (Saturday) Death Letter Blues (Finnigan) Seen Enough For What It's Worth Dark Star Carry On (Encore) February 6: News from Graham Nash On CSNY2K CD/DVD: "No news yet about the album release, but soon...." On a tour: "I'll probably do some special dates and either CSN or CSNY will tour this year around August/September." February 5: CSNY in Europe? This message was included in the latest emailing from CSNY Direct: "Rumor has it that CSNY are planning to tour Europe in the Summer, and as soon as details are confirmed they'll be posted on the site, CSNY.com." February 3: lost five-minute masterpiece, and more, will be played Steve Silberman: "You've heard about it. You've seen it on taper's lists. Now, you can tape it -- the great nearly lost five-minute masterpiece of Bay Area psychedelia: David Crosby's "Kids and Dogs," with Garcia on guitars. On Saturday, February 3rd, David Gans is doing his annual Grateful Dead Marathon to raise funds for KPFA. He's gonna be playing amazing shit day and night, from 9am til 1am, including a studio out-take of the Dead singing "Goodnight Irene," and lots of other mind-melting stuff. At about 12 noon Pacific time (give or take a few hippie minutes), I'll be joining Gans for a little segment on the great collaborations between Crosby, Stills, Nash and Young and the Boys back in the early ''70s. I'll play some stuff you've never heard, including a stunning solo acoustic demo of Crosby's song "Lady Friend" from the Byrds days -- a rare track even in its studio incarnation (finally included on last year's CD rerelease of "Younger Than Yesterday.") I'll also play "Kids and Dogs," one of the few AUTHENTIC out-takes from Crosby's mind-blowing album "If I Could Only Remember My Name." (There are lots of tapes circulating that claim to be outtakes, but they're not. This is the real deal!) Recorded in 1970, it's a very stoney performance of one of Crosby's most exquisitely beautiful and haunting melodies, composed during the same golden age of his songwriting when he produced "Guinnevere" and "Wooden Ships." It's NEVER appeared on an album in any form. There's a luminous few seconds when Garcia even plays a duet with himself. Crosby's harmonies are like buttah. This is healing music! If you don't live in the Bay Area, you can also tape it from the Net by following these instructions: You can listen and pledge online at http://www.kpfa.org. KPFA broadcasts at 94.1 in northern California, and also through KFCF 88.1 in Fresno. Both http://www.kpfa.org and http://www.kfcf.org will have high-quality MP3 feeds.� The main feed will be through SonicFocus: http://www.sonicfocus.com/kpfa/. There will be a live chat room at that site. You can email David Gans at david@gdhour.com -- he'll be online throughout the day and night. This is one of my favorite pieces of music of all time, as many of you already know. If you haven't heard it yet, you want it. Listen. Tape. Make a pledge. Thanks, Steve Silberman!" February 1: Stephen Stills in Nevada According a news paper, he will be playing on February 9 & 10 at Harrah's Lake Tahoe. Call 1-800-HARRAHS (427-7247) for more info. February 1: With whom is Graham Nash working with on his new solo album? From http://www.suitelorraine.com: An excerpt from the Nash cover story, text by Mr. Bonzai� "While visiting, we ate fresh oranges and listened to rough mixes from his upcoming solo album, which was tracked last October at O'Henry Studios in Los Angeles. Russell Kunkel is co-producing with Nathaniel Kunkel (engineer and producer, who supervised the acquisitions, the wiring, and the sturdy road cases for the new studio.) Russell will be providing his special drummers signature, with Dean Parks and Steve Ferris on guitars. Matt Rawlingson keyboards, Victor Krause on bass, Dan Dougmore on pedal steele, and Lenny Castro on percussion. Mixdown took place at LA's Conway Recording." March 29: CSN goes out! CSN will be touring on August and September. Soon more details March 27: Neil Young 2001 tour Check here for the details of the 2001 tour. March 18: Release CPR CD David Crosby on the CPR BBS: "New album will be out in June, single maybe sooner." March 17: CSNY to Europe? According to DJ in Philadelphia, there are rumors are that the boys might be meeting up in August or September: March 16: CSNY tour According to a DJ in Philadelphia the boys might be meeting up in August or September: "Neil is talking about a tour with Crazy Horse and there are rumors of a CSNY tour in August or September." It remains unclear whether he refers to the USA or Europe. Neil Young is confirmed to play Stockholm and Oslo with Crazy Horse in early July. March 15: Schedule of German Neil Young tour The unofficial dates of Neil Young & Crazy Horse in Germany: Frankfurt - Festhalle (20 June 2001) Oberhausen - Arena (23 June 2001) Berlin - Waldb�hne (26 June 2001) M�nchen - Olympiahalle (27 June 2001) Hamburg - Stadtpark (6 July 2001) Erfurt - Messehalle (7 July 2001) March 2: CSNY to Europe? We heard that some agencies in Europe are working on a tour, but nothing is confirmed yet. Where there is smoke, there is fire. Chicago April 14th, 2000 �Dolf van Stijgeren April 29: CSN tour 2001 confirmed! From Lorraine's CSN section: CSN tour is confirmed by Gerry Tolman (CSN's manager).It will be an electric show, with acoustic portions, and an intermission. The lineup has not been determined, but the regular core band is expected. Check the tour schedule. April 25: CSN gig! Mark this date down, although it is unofficial: CSN at the PNC Bank Arts Center (formerly Garden Arts Theatre) in Holmdell, NJ, on August 27. April 22: Set list of new CPR album This is the (preliminary?) set list of the new CPR album: Map to Buried Treasure Breathless Darkness Gone Forever Eyes Too Blue Jerusalem Kings get Brokens Angel Dreams Katie Did Climber Coyote King Just like Gravity April 18: Farm Aid 2001 Farm Aid 2001 will take place on 29 September in Indianapolis at Verizon (formerly Deer Creek) Music Center. No info on tickets yet. April 14: Buffalo Springfield box From a BBS: "The 4 CD Buffalo Springfield box set is due July 3 on Rhino records. This according to the Rhino web site." April 13: CPR in Amsterdam again? There's a rumor about CPR in Europe (possibly Amsterdam and maybe also in some other European places) to promote the album in the press in May. An insider who has already listened to a pre-release copy CD, said it's an excellent album, even better that the first one. Amsterdam 1998 (rehearsals), Dolf van Stijgeren April 13: CPR release date CPR's second studio album "Just Like Gravity" is rumored to be released (at least in Italy/Europe) on june 18, 2001 . April 12: New Nash album Graham Nash has said that his new album, plus a book of his photo's, will be released "by August". Preliminary setlist: Blizzard of lies Lost another one Where love lies tonight Penguin in a palmtree Nothing in the world Pavanne Try to find me Dirty little secret Come with me Liars nightmare On the other side of town April 2: CPR update The title of the new CPR (Crosby Pevar Raymond) album is "Just Like Gravity". Jeff Pevar: "I hear the release is slated for June and a tour of the states and Europe around that time....my fingers are crossed... More info soon hopefully". May 22: Graham Nash' new and old albums Graham Nash:"The album is going well. The stereo version should be available in August and the 5.1 version as well. Songs for Beginners has been re-mixed in stereo and 5.1 and also will be avaiable in August. I will have a page up soon grahamnash.com" May 15: American AND European CPR tour is official Check the official CPR site for the dates! May 4: News about Buffalo Springfield boxed set The track list for the Buffalo Springfield boxed set is now online. May 2: More CPR gigs in Europe? CPR will PROBABLY play the Paradisio in Amsterdam, PROBABLY on July 10 and between the 10th and the end of July, dates are planned but NOT SOLID for: Scandinavia Germany Italy Ireland and possibly the UK. May 1: "CPR in Amsterdam again!" From a reliable source, but not officially confirmed yet: CPR will play on July the 10th in Paradiso, Amsterdam (Europe)! June 29: 4 WaySite went to Venice show! OK, no Neil Young show but a Venice show in the Netherlands instead. The 4 WaySite website managers were highly impressed by the GREAT Venice performance in Haarlem (yes the New York Harlem is named after the Dutch Haarlem). We would like to encourage every CSNY fan to listen to Venice, you wont be disappointed! You can check the Venice website http://www.venicecentral.com. June 24: 4 WaySite team arrives one month too early at Neil concert. No matter what the ticket said, the 4 WaySite management decided to go to Rotterdam to see whether Neil would knock of the Ahoy's roof during the concert. They were surprised by having that much parking space and that there were no hippies to welcome them. After studying the ticket and the billboard they came to the conclusion that they were there one month too early. Well Neil, we checked the venue, it seems to be allright and see you in a month. Thanx Dolf ;) June 20: Email problems 4 WaySite solved. After quite some time we finally managed to retrieve email messages again. Unfortunately we are not able to respond to all lost emails. So in case you did not get an answer, please send us your message again. We apologize for any inconvenience. June 19: Neil Young pulled the plug on BBC. At the last minute Neil pulled the plug on BBC coverage of his gig at the Fleadh in London at the weekend. The BBC were confident it would be broadcast almost into the evening. Apparently negotiations went on all day but Neil decided not to broadcast. That was what 'Whispering' Bob Harris had to say on his 2300hrs. programme. June 18: 8 NEW songs on new CPR tour. Last week the CPR tour started and they played 8 NEW songs, and a very OLD David Crosby song: Tamalpais High from the If I Could Only Remember My Name album. Tamalpais High has probably only been played in 1971. 1. Music Is Love 2. Map To Buried treasure 3. Breathless 4. That House 5. Morrison 6. Tamalpais High 7. One For Every Moment 8. Little Blind Fish 9. Coyote King 10. Katie Did 11. Gone Forever 12. Long Time Gone 13. Somebody Else's Town 14. Eyes Too Blue 15. Jerusalem 16. Deja Vu *Encore* 17. Just Like Gravity 18. Eight Miles High June 5: CPR tickets available for Paradiso, Amsterdam! Tickets for the concert in July the 10th are available and you can find them at Ticketservice (select David Crosby). Check the CPR site for more info on their tour. June 4: New release of Songs For Beginners and new book. Graham Nash:"I'm here on the island mixing a new stereo version of "Songs for Beginners" and a 5.1 mix (Surround sound, kind of..) The book will be out in August...... so far 130 shots from 30 years of taking images. And the new album due in August too - can't wait". July 15: Buffalo Springfield box set out Buffalo Springfield's short, sweet life is revisited in a four-CD collection. July 11: CPR and Venice in Amsterdam, music is love... Yesterday both Venice and CPR have done an extremely good job. Venice started doing an acoustic show. Pat Lennon was biting his fingernails off as the moment of the entrance of David came nearer. David was constantly looking trough the curtain, watching the show and eager to join in. Check the CPR site for reviews, photos, etc. Venice (opening for CPR) - Guinnevere (with D. Crosby) CPR - Music is love - Tracks in the dust - Breathless - Little blind fish - Gone forever - Long time gone - Eyes too blue - Morisson - Katie did - Tamalpais high - Delta - Map to buried treasure - Somebody else his town - Kings get broken - Jerusalem syndrome - Deja vu Encore - Just like gravity - Ohio (with Venice) July 11: New Neil Young & Crazy Horse release? Neil Young and Crazy Horse have been playing four new songs while on tour in Europe. Some rumors along the current NY & CH tour at Europe say, that there is a release of a new record of them at the 13th of July in THIS year..! Maybe they were recording this past spring. Are there issues of conflict with the upcoming Archives? July 4: More CPR shows in the Netherlands Two more shows of CPR (Crosby Pevar Raymond) and a TV shoot in Happy Holland! Perfect summer weather, long days (daylight to 11pm). Sorry to the folks in Oslo and Stockholm. Nobody seems to really know why the changes happened yet, but the advance ticket sales were probably low in Scandinavia (Copenhagen wil happen) and perhaps other opportunities came in the Netherlands: July 11, Zoetermeer July 12, Lemmer Beach Festival (with Venice!) July 13, 2 Meter Sessies TV in Hilversum July 1: Venice will be joining CPR on stage Venice will be joining CPR in Paradiso, Amsterdam, on July the 10th. It is likely they will do Guinnevere and of course other songs.... Again, we encourage every CSNY fan to listen to Venice, you wont be disappointed! Check the Venice website http://www.venicecentral.com. August 25: New CSNY tour? A Newspaper called the Boston Globe, is talking about a CSNY tour for 2002. Quote: "When Young returns next summer, that will again pump up the CSN&Y legacy. But in talking to Crosby, it's clear that he doesn't want his lesser-known band, CPR, to get lost in the shuffle. It shouldn't, because the latest CPR album, ''Just Like Gravity,'' is filled with rich vocal harmonies and a resonant, almost art-song depth that should land it on a number of Top 10 lists this year, though radio programmers have generally been clueless about it." August 20: New Stills album? When the CSN tour ends in September, Stills says he has an album's worth of new solo stuff that's nearly ready for release. Stephen Stills: "I recorded it at my own expense and I'll probably skip the label and go right to the Net. I haven't even shopped it. I don't want to be told that it doesn't fit into someone's plans." August 14: CSN opening night About 7000 people saw last night the opening of the CSN 2K1 tour! Not only old chestnuts (yes Cathedral is back on the set list) but also a new Nash song: Dirty Little Secrets. They were supported by Joe Vitale, Mike Finnigan, and Gerald Johnson. August 14: Today Crosby's birthday Happy 60th birthday David! Don't forget to listen to listen to the station wfuv which is Fordham university's public radio. Check out www.wfuv.com August 12: Stills'voice Last year there were speculations about Stills' voice (dental problems?). Graham Nash: "I actually think whatever problems he had were clearing up last year, as his voice sounded great at The Bridge show & acoustic CSN Santa Barbara show from last year to me" August 6: David Crosby's birthday On Tuesday August 14th they will be celebrating David Crosby's 60th birthday with CSN, CSNY and Crosby music (it looks like all day) including an interview (probably pre-recorded) with CPR starting at 11am. September 16: CSN tour resumes Today the CSN 2K1 tour resumes! See this section for more info. September 16: CSN to be on Jay Leno From the CSN site. Graham Nash: "We have a day off on Tuesday and Jay Leno called and he wanted to open up the first Jay Leno show on Monday but he realizes CSN would be the perfect band to open up but realized that we're on tour on Monday. So he stopped the opening of The Tonight Show until Tuesday so that he could fly us down to do the Tuesday night show, the opening show." September 15: CSN tour update Stephen Barncard: "The band decided to head straight for LA that afternoon and left on their tour busses. If they didn't have their busses, they'd be really screwed. As far as 'rescheduling' that's fine and dandy for these press folks to speculate, but indeed a whole new TOUR has to be planned if any shows are to be. The tour does not travel by air, but on land, especially now. It's way too expensive to fly anywhere with all the equipment and personnel for one show. Folks take a look at the tour credits and the tour schedule. They have 5 busses and 2 heavy trucks that must go on a tour that's carefully designed to be less than half a day's drive to the next gig or they couldn't do it. I've got the itinerary right here and it's amazing how tightly orchestrated this tour is... that's why the busses leave right after the show and the meet and greets often don't happen (except for the Buffalo gigs). This goes for any other show that venues say is being 'rescheduled'. I'd advise you get refunds on your tickets now until there are concrete plans to return." September 11: 4 WaySite team shocked after terror We are horrified and shocked, and couldn't believe our ears and eyes when we saw this needless destructions and killing of innocent civilians! All who can donate blood at this time should do so now. There will be plenty of need for it. Doesn't matter what city you're in, they'll transfer it to where its needed. After the US is hit by terror, the CSN shows in Denver, CO, and Albuquerque, NM are postponed. September 1: Update on new Nash solo album A personal note to the 4 WaySite management team. Graham Nash: "I'll release the record and the book of my photos at the same time in the spring." October 25: CSN on New York's only classic rock station The classic rock station in NYC has a link to download "Half Your Angels" on its' website. We are glad that CSN get some inclusion and exposure on a major station in the NYC area. Link: http://www.q1043.com/jacor-common/csn October 13: Stephen Stills playing two nights? An ad in the Lexington newspaper says Stills is playing two nights at the Belterra Casino in southeast Indiana. The ad says November 15 & 16 and so says the reservations staff there. The website has the wrong dates. Tickets are $30 and go on sale October 29. Checking the website, www.belterracasino.com, it appears that it's a 1,450 seat theatre. October 12: UK magazines with high Crosby content - a plea to Roger McGuinn? Not just one but two magazines out in the UK with significant Crosby content: "Uncut" magazine- 1 page article, 1 page BW photo in their "We have ways of making you talk section" - part history (pre-Byrds, Byrds, LA scene, CSNY, meeting James, and finally a bit of politics) "Mojo Collections" magazine - 5 pages with 1 full page photo. Interesting one this as it is a discussion about Crosby's friends. The article is broken into sections on each person. The people covered are Fred Neil, Paul Katner, Bob Dylan, Roger McGuinn, Hugh Masakela, Graham Nash, Joni Mitchell, Jerry Garcia, Johnny Marr, Melissa Ethridge and James Raymond. A good article with some info I had never heard before about a Crosby/ Marr collaboration. Interestingly both articles contain a plea to Roger McGuinn to get back together with Chris and him for one last Byrds reunion - says Cros in the Uncut piece - "I wish he would forgive whatever it is and come and do it with me and Chris while we're still alive cos Michael and Gene are gone. And God knows I how long I'm gonna last! I am a transplant, we don't last long." October 4: Press release from CSN managenment Press release from Management Network and Gerry Tolman (manager of CSN), Thursday, October 4, 2001: Half Your Angels, the Graham Nash song written years ago after the Oklahoma tragedy but now even more poignant and timely, will hereafter be available only as a streaming Realplayer file at the http://crosbystillsnash.com site, as CSN and Clear Channel Entertainment want to direct any profit from the use and play of this song towards the ClearChannel fund. So far the fund has raised in excess of 9 million for the NY City Firefighters Widows and Orphans Fund and the Red Cross. Clearchannel will distribute the track to their 1100 stations and will promote it on the air. The track will also be promoted by Album Network and a press campaign. Listeners will be directed to the Clearchannel website that will link to Liquid Audio where the track can be purchased for $ 2. 50. The proceeds will go to the Clearchannel fund on behalf of CSN. Also a commemorative pressed CD will be made available through the http://crosbystillsnash.com website. This is all to happen within the week or 10 days. Check with http://crosbystillsnash.com often for updates. October 1: Title of new Nash solo album The title of Nash' new album is probably "Songs for Survivors". The new album is due in the spring of 2002. November 18: Stills confirms CSNY 2002 tour Stills said at the Belterra show last night: "I'll be going out with that crazy Canadian again in February, so keep an eye out...I think we'll be up in Indianapolis so you all come up and see CSNY" November 18: Stills' setl list Stills' set list at the Belterra: Woodstock Love The One You're With Helplessly Hoping 49 Reasons Make Love To You Acadienne Can't Get Next To You Johnny's Garden Death Letter Seen Enough Southern Cross For What It's Worth Dark Star ENCORE Man of Constant Sorrow November 14: No European leg of CSNY 2002 tour We got a message from Graham: "Dear Dolf, There are no plans for a European leg yet. Best, Graham" November 12: CSNY 2002 tour confirmed! On the Graham Nash forum, Graham himself confirmed the CSNY 2002 tour will take place!!! Graham Nash: "Yes Jeff, First date is the 8th of Feb. Graham." November 12: Neil's birthday Today is Neil's birthday; congratulations Neil! November 9: CSNY 2002 tour?! A "reliable source" passes on that the roadies at last night's U2 show told him that CSNY have signed on to do a 2002 tour. November 5: Three dates Stephen Stills shows. Stills will be performing this month: 2 shows in Belterra IN on the 15th and 16th (the number for info should be 888-245-7829) 1 show in Tunica Mississippi on the 17th November 1: Great CSN and Neil tribute bands on stage together! On Saturday the 3rd of November CSN Tribute Band CHANGE PARTNERS shall be performing at a joined concert with NEIL YOUNG & CRAZY HORSE tribute band RUSTY CAGE (www.rustycage.de) at Meppen, Germany, at the "Kossehof". Some pretty pre-show gatherings with Lee Shore and Rustlist - CSN(Y) mail lists - members will take place before the show. The income and fee of this show will be donated to the victims of the Ground Zero disaster. Hope to see many of you there! November 1: Jennifer Stills web page There's finally a webpage at Jenniferstills.com. Listen to a RealPlayer sample of "Lay You Down" and a link to purchase an EP to hold you over till her CD comes out. December 20: The rhythm section for the CSNY 2002 tour Keyboards: Booker T. Jones Bass: Donald "Duck" Dunn Drums: "Smokey" Potts from the MG's December 12: Second extra CSNY concert Canada must be happy: second show in Toronto is added on the 13th of February. Updated CSNY 2002 tour schedule. December 7: Neil Young Releases 9/11 Song From Rollingstone: "'Let's Roll,' a new Neil Young song inspired by the passengers who overtook the hijackers on United Airlines Flight 93 on September 11th, is surfacing at radio stations across the country this week. Young wrote and recorded the song two weeks ago after reading a news story on one of the flight's passengers, Todd Beamer. The song's title is taken from a phrase passenger Beamer was apt to use and one he did when he phoned, from the plane, a GTE Airfone operator, explaining the situation the passengers' plan to overpower the terrorists. As he hung up with the Airfone operator, he was heard saying, 'Let's roll'." December 6: First extra CSNY concert As expected, new concerts will be added to the CSNY 2002 tour schedule. The just-added second Boston show, is the first extra one: March 3. Updated CSNY 2002 tour schedule. December 5: Graham Nash pays tribute to George Harrison Graham Nash is issuing the following statement today on George Harrison�s passing: "In all the years I have known George, I found him to be an incredible human being. He was a strong but gentle man who always took the time to look you in the eye and give you a straight answer. I am sure he handled his transition with the same quiet dignity that he lived all of his life. He will certainly be missed, and his music will live on forever. My only regret about the situation apart from my personal feelings toward him and his family is wondering what other songs were in his mind that we will never get to hear." December 1: Unofficial CSNY 2002 tour schedule Check the unofficial CSNY 2002 tour schedule.

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