CSNY Concert Day NIXON Resigned

 

 

The NEW YORK TIMESNIXON RESIGNS

 

 

 

 

DAVID CROSBY recalls CONCERT 

 

at ROOSEVELT STADIUM Jersey City, NJ

 

The DAY NIXON RESIGNED

 

 

Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young fans have waited 40 years for a live album from the band's legendary 1974 tour -- and their patience is about to pay off in spades. Coming on July 8th is CSNY 1974, a three-CD, one-DVD set due which chronicles the band’s most extensive tour to that point and despite being halfway through the 1970’s, to many, capped the end of the ‘60s.

David Crosby recalled the infamous tour, which saw the band performing both group and solo sets within a massive show that often broke the three-hour mark, telling The Wall Street Journal, "Our relationships got better and worse at the same time. After that tour, I realized that cocaine has a terrible effect on everything and that all drugs are not the same. If we had just been smoking pot, we probably would have been the same old band. All of us have done better work since the tour. Individually, we didn't peak then -- but the band did."

Two major moments happened to the band during the ’74 trek; "Mama" Cass Elliott, the woman who introduced Graham Nash to David Crosby and Stephen Stills died, and Richard Nixon resigned the presidency in disgrace following the Watergate scandal. Crosby recalled the resignation and the show that followed: "The most memorable moment for me was the August 8th concert at Roosevelt Stadium in Jersey City, New Jersey. While we were on, President Nixon went on TV and said he was resigning the next day. When we heard backstage, we went bonkers. Graham announced it to the audience and the place went completely up for grabs. It was a moment of complete and utter joy, that a dark cloud was finally lifting and everyone there had somehow been a part of it. We immediately performed my ‘Long Time Gone.’”

 

 

 

CROSBY STILLS NASH & YOUNG

 

Performed at ROOSEVELT STADIUM

 

The DAY NIXON RESIGNED

 

Jersey City, New Jersey

 

Concert was on august 8, 1974

 

Graham Nash announced to the audience that

Nixon was resigning ...

 

Me, my friend and a crowd of thousands erupted.

 

NIXON announced on this day he was resigning, the

actual resignation took place the next day August 9th  ...

 

I was at that Historical Concert with my High School Friend Craig Coleman

 

We also went to the Top of The EMPIRE STATE BUILDING that day ...

 

To get to Roosevelt Stadium in Jersey City from Carlstadt New Jersey we had to

first take a Bus to the Port Authority Bus Station in New York in order to catch a

bus to the stadium, so we decided to go to the top of the EMPIRE STATE BUILDING first.

 

It was quite a day for two Teenagers from New Jersey, "to say the least!"

 

 

 

 

OHIO

 

 

"TIN SOLDIERS and NIXON's COMING"

 

 

The Crowd erupted at Roosevelt Stadium when

 

CROSBY STILLS NASH & YOUNG did Anti War Song OHIO

 

 

 

 

 

David Crosby, Joni Mitchell, & Graham Nash

 

on the way to a GIG

 

 

 

 

 

 

David Crosby

 

on STAGE

 

 

WOODSTOCK

 

The SONG by CROSBY STILLS NASH & YOUNG

 

It wasn't planned, but it turns out that this song would turn out to be the

\THEME SONG of the WOODSTOCK MUSIC FESTIVAL

 

in The CATSKILL MOUNTAINS in UPSTATE NEW YORK

 

 

 

 

OUR HOUSE

 

CSNY

 

 

 

 

Sound Check

 

STEPHEN STILLS with David Crosby and Graham Nash

 

at ROOSEVELT STADIUM, JERSEY CITY, New Jersey

 

August 1974

 

THE DAY NIXON Announced his Resigning

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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