Crosby, Stills and Nash 2000 News @ suitelorraine.com DECEMBER 2000 12/31/00 Join me in my New Year's vision.... NOVEMBER 2000 11/28/00 Here's some Presidential news worth reporting. OCTOBER 2000 Albert Gore and his Radio City posse. Illustration by Thomas Fuchs SEPTEMBER 2000 A suitelorraine.com exclusive. A fan's review of the Al Gore benefit 09/14/00
The highlights of the evening for me were the performances of
CSN, the Eagles and Paul Simon. Each artist/group did three songs. This link was submitted by Eddie Hill. Thanks Eddie! CSN Photo's from '77 and '82 in Birmingham http://www.techsyscon.com/photos/csn_index.htm 09/10/00 Last Sunday, September 2nd, this full page color ad ran in the
New York Times. (A half page black and white ad ran in Friday's Newsday.) THE CONCERT A fundraiser for AL GORE. From: "Time Out" Magazine The Al Gore Fund-Raiser Concert By no means the hippest bill in show business, this event acquires
a Seriously, this could turn into an extravaganza of sex, drugs,
rock and roll and As for the younger folks, Crow and Bon Jovi rock, but they seem
Smith Galtney 09/03/00 This full page ad appeared in last week's August 28th,
issue of POLLSTAR It was taken out by the talent agency CAA BOBBY BROOKS Bobby Brooks was CSN's friend & agent. He passed away in 1990,
on the helicopter crash I saw CSN that summer the same day as Brooks funeral in New Jersey. The ad reads as follows: Bobby Brooks Ten years ago, we tragically lost an amazing agent, a great friend His unbridled spirit and passion for the people, the business
and the music He enjoyed every show, he listened to every CD, he returned every
phone Most importantly, he was always amazed at that he could get paid
to do what he Help us honor his memory. Enjoy the music..... CAA AUGUST 2000 08/04/00 Crosby, Stills and Nash September 14th, 2000 https://www.democrats.org/radiocity/ You can purchase tickets thru the above link
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The 39th President - Jimmy Carter and CSN.
From the White House Collection ©
As appears Dave Zimmer's CSN Biography
(Note the 3 guys on the right!)
RS #852
at Radio City Music Hall
CSN did Marrakesh Express, Helplessly Hoping and Love the One You're With. The finale with all performers was Teach Your Children with Nash featured on lead. This CSN version of Helplessly Hoping was exquisite. It was better than
during the CSNY show in DC and it was excellent then. I didn't
think they could do much better but they topped themselves. Stills voice was superb and when it meshed with the wonderful voices
of Nash and Crosby to produce the magic that is CSN. I am not one to toss around praise lightly so when it comes
from me it is sincere. They also did a rousing rendition of Love the One Your With which got the crowd's adrenaline going. At the end it was nice
to see the three Eagles, Bette, Paul S. Darlene Love and others
singing Teach.
Stills shared a moment with the audience. He recalled that 36 years
ago around the time he wrote Helplessly Hoping he was in the nosebleed seats in Radio City Music Hall supporting
the election of another "good" democrat (name not mentioned).
I guess he was pointing out that the struggle continues.
The next highlight was Don Henley, Glenn Frey, and Timothy B. Schmidt (three of the Eagles). Henley's rendition of Desperado was stunning. His voice had that characteristically husky quality
that lent it self very well to the emotional content of the song.
Frey's and Schmidt's harmony sowed it all together. They received a standing ovation
for their effort.
Paul Simon was the final act. I had never seen him live and was surprised
at the ease of his performance. His voice was the same to me as
the first time I heard his records many years ago. His "World
Music" version of Bridge Over Troubled Waters was a great rendition of the song. One of my favs.
Patrice
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Radio City Music Hall September 14th, 2000
near-revolutionary glow when you consider it's a fund-raiser for
presidential hopeful Al Gore. It's a no-brainer: Who do you want in the White
House? Is it the guy who actually knows who Macy Gray is? Or the
one who,
in Philadelphia a few weeks ago, stomped his feet to Jon Secada,
Billy Ray Cyrus
and Lee Greenwood?
plain old bad taste.... Even the old timers here are cooler and
more down
than most young Republicans. Bette Midler couldn't be tasteful
if
she tried - and she's been trying for the past 12 years, honey.
Jimmy Buffet's oeurve includes anthems about drinking, fucking,
and sucking
(okay on limes). Then there's CSN: Any group with a member who
's been
through drug hell and lived to donate his sperm to a couple
of lesbians - twice! - could get me to vote for ... oh, I don't
know,
Ross Perot? Those who read Julia Phillips You'll Never Eat Lunch
in This Town Again know that Don Henley and Glenn Frey - who'll be
doing some Eagles tunes - can sympathize with George W.'s cocaine
flap. Paul Simon could drop that smoke myself a "J" line from
"Late in the Evening."
tame next to Kravitz, whose last album featured a song about a
ready-to-please fembot with an "electronic clit." As for Gray,
she spent
the past year singing lyrics such as "The neighbors hear you,
moanin' and
and groanin'/But I just can't help it, 'specially when we be bonin'"
onstage.
Will someone please remind me this is a political rally? The cheapest
ticket is $125.
Creative Artists Agency
It is dedicated to the agent
that also took the life of STEVIE RAY VAUGHN.
They played a show at the Garden State Arts Center and Graham
dedicated the show to Brooks,
as well as a brand new song that he wrote for Bobby Brooks.
October 28th, 1955 - August 28th, 1990
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and most importantly, a special human being.
were unique in our industry. His ability to make friends with
the biggest rock stars
and industry leaders was rivaled only by his joy of befriending
every secretary, assistant, and roadie.
call. He could disarm difficult situations with his caustic sense
of humor,
and embrace the best of times with a childlike wonder.
loved so much.
will appear at an AL GORE fundraiser,
Here in NYC @ the renowned
RADIO CITY MUSIC HALL
Jimmy Buffet, Don Henley, Glenn Frey, Timothy B. Schmidt,
Lenny Kravitz, Sheryl Crow, Macy Gray.
I had another CSN moment... This time it was the glorious strains
of "Shadow Captain,"
playing throughout the store.
outloud. I haven't heard that song in so long. Mighty tasty indeed,
time to crack out the '77 record
and give it a spin. That record is a 100% masterpiece from side
a to the last track on side b from mssrs cs&n.
May 2000
Program and Playbill of the May 7th, 2000
CSN Acoustic benefit concert. (courtesy of Joyce Richards)
