(Nash): Do you think out managers were happy? Do you think our record company was happy? I don't think so.
(David Crosby): We had 'Teach Your Children' halfway up the charts goin' for Number One and Nash pulled it. But, I heard the song originally when he came to sing it to me to try to get me back ( laughs).”Ī while back, Graham Nash and David Crosby shed light on how the group made the decision to put social politics above their chart success: (Graham Nash): “We put out 'Ohio' in 12 days with a 45 (picture sleeve) cover of the Constitution with four bullet holes in it and we killed our own single. I was with a bunch of therapists that didn't believe in dating one person, so you hear - 'Tuesdays and Saturdays.' That's, that's from real life. He hated New York and therapy and I was in both - and you can hear it in the song. I mean, he was on the West Coast - I was on the East Coast. it has some reality in it that's unmistakable. And, y'know, in that sense, it's pretty ( laughs).
Coming in second was Neil Young's “Ohio” - the group's immediate and very public answer to the carnage at Kent State on May 4th, 1970, with the Top Three being rounded out by the “Woodstock Nation” call to arms - the Stephen Stills– David Crosby– Paul Kantner co-write, “Wooden Ships.”Īpart from all of her amazing accomplishments, Judy Collins will never not be known and beloved as the muse for Stephen Stills' masterpiece, “Suite: Judy Blue Eyes.” Collins revealed to us that the song remains truly a snapshot of her and Stills' relationship at that exact moment: “There are a lot of lines with what was going on in my life and his. The editors of Classic Rock magazine have listed “Suite: Judy Blue Eyes” as the best song in the extended Crosby, Stills, Nash, & Young catalogue.
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