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This is the disc that Stephen Stills fans always hoped he'd make. Stills Alone is just Stephen doing what he does the best, picking and singing in a style all his own. Put this on, and what you have is Stills in your living room playing your very own private concert. From Fred Neil's "Everybody's Talkin" to the Beatles' "In My Life," right on through to Stephen's own compositions, everything here seems to click. Of note is the sensational "Blind Fiddler Medley." From one o... MORE
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The title and cover art effectively tell the story of this dusty gem. Captured fly-on-the-wall style in an impromptu live-in-the-studio burst after a Judy Collins session on which the 23-year-old Stephen Stills played, the soon-to-be ex-leader of Buffalo Springfield (and Collins's ex-boyfriend) unleashes unplugged, occasionally incomplete versions of songs he had recently written and wanted to get on tape. Discovered in 1978 and nearly discarded, the reels found their way ... MORE
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My arm needs no twisting when it comes
solo stills
Song writing credits go to Stephen Stills, David Crosby and Paul Kantner
Each has it's place
the unpolished
the polished
different vibes, each worth a listen
Recorded on April 26, 1968
Roll that on you tongue for a minute
1968
40 years ago
Yikes
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Only days after reporting the loss of singer/songwriter Dan Fogelberg to advanced prostate cancer, news follows that fellow singer/songwriter Stephen Stills, best know for his work in Crosby, Stills and Nash, and Buffalo Springfield, is also battling the life-threatening disease. Stephen Stills Stills, who detected the cancer in its early stages will undergo a surgery on January 3rd, also his 63rd birthday, to help terminate the disease. The news of Stills sickness was... MORE
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Nearly 30 years ago, Stephen Stills was in a New York studio with then-girlfriend Judy Collins recording music for the film "The Subject Was Roses." He finished early, so he asked the engineer, "'Can I buy you for an hour?,'" Stills remembers. "[The engineer] said, 'Sure,' so I peeled off a couple hundred dollars and said, 'Just roll tape,' and I recorded every song that I could think of." The results of that impromptu session will be heard on "Just Roll Tape: April 26th... MORE
Rockin' out, wearin' Hawaiian shirts and droppin' ass onstage. Heavy!
