amazon has a pre order. says release date Feb 26th but no info on the tracklisting or how many discs. I heard 4 cd's though

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Hope the CSNY live CD/DVD box from the 74 tour comes out soon. Wasn't that earmarked for early 2013 release too?

Don't hold your breath for either.

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Don't hold your breath for either.

the stills boxset is coming out for sure. the nash boxset in 2009 was also released late Feb

Should be good !

No mention of it on his website, and no track listing or any real information other than release date on the amazon site. Hmmmm...



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No mention of it on his website, and no track listing or any real information other than release date on the amazon site. Hmmmm...

his website is years out of date. in late 2012 graham nash said stlls boxset but pretty much finished and they were putting the final touches on it.

I live perfectly well with my "Sephen Stills" vinyl solo debut from 1970. After all it ain`t CSN/CSN&Y.

Unconfirmed track list for Stephen Stills box set. It looks like it runs in chronological order so i put a guess of were i thought each songs was first released. again this is unconfimed but was posted on the stephen stills forum and these are just my thoughts on each song.

Disc One
1. “Travelin’” – Stephen Stills* unreleased demo?
2. “High Flyin’ Bird” – The Au Go Go Singers
3. “Sit Down I Think I Love You” – Buffalo Springfield 1st album
4. “Go And Say Goodbye” – Buffalo Springfield 1st album
5. “For What It’s Worth” – Buffalo Springfield single
6. “Everydays” – Buffalo Springfield* demo?
7. “Pretty Girl Why” – Buffalo Springfield buffalo springfield boxset version?
8. “Bluebird” – Buffalo Springfield again
9. “Rock ’n’ Roll Woman” – Buffalo Springfield again
10. “Special Care” – Buffalo Springfield last time around
11. “Questions” – Buffalo Springfield last time around
12. “Uno Mundo” – Buffalo Springfield last time around
13. “Four Days Gone” – Buffalo Springfield last time around
14. “Who Ran Away?” – Stephen Stills* demo?
15. “Forty-Nine Reasons” – Stephen Stills* demo?
16. “Helplessly Hoping” – Crosby, Stills & Nash 1st album
17. “You Don’t Have To Cry” – Crosby, Stills & Nash 1st album
18. “Suite: Judy Blue Eyes” – Crosby, Stills & Nash 1st album
19. “4+20” – Stephen Stills* demo?
20. “So Begins The Task” – Stephen Stills* demo?
21. “The Lee Shore” – Stephen Stills* acoustic solo version?
22. “Carry On/Questions” – Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young deja vu
23. “Woodstock” – Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young deja vu

Disc Two
1. “Love The One You’re With” – Stephen Stills s/t
2. “Old Times Good Times” – Stephen Stills s/t
3. “Black Queen” – Stephen Stills s/t
4. “No-Name Jam” – Stephen Stills & Jimi Hendrix* part of the unreleased stills/hendrix album
5. “Go Back Home” – Stephen Stills s/t
6. “Marianne” – Stephen Stills 2
7. “My Love Is A Gentle Thing” – Stephen Stills CSN boxset?
8. “Fishes And Scorpions” – Stephen Stills 2
9. “The Treasure” – Stephen Stills* demo?
10. “To A Flame” – Stephen Stills* demo?
11. “Cherokee” – Stephen Stills s/t
12. “Song Of Love” – Stephen Stills manassas
13. “Rock ’n’ Roll Crazies/Cuban Bluegrass” – Stephen Stills manassas
14. “Jet Set (Sigh)” – Stephen Stills manassas
15. “It Doesn’t Matter” – Stephen Stills manassas
16. “Colorado” – Stephen Stills manassas
17. “Johnny’s Garden” – Stephen Stills manassas
18. “Change Partners” – Stephen Stills* live?
19. “Do For Others” – Stephen Stills and Steve Fromholz* alternate studio version
20. “Find The Cost Of Freedom” – Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young* live from 1974?
21. “Little Miss Bright Eyes” – Stephen Stills* unreleased song?
22. “Isn’t It About Time” – Stephen Stills down the road

Disc Three
1. “Turn Back The Pages” – Stephen Stills stills
2. “First Things First” – Stephen Stills* demo?
3. “My Angel” – Stephen Stills* demo?
4. “Love Story” – Stephen Stills stills
5. “As I Come Of Age” – Stephen Stills stills
6. “Know You Got To Run” – Stephen Stills* live?
7. “Black Coral” – Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young* original CSNY version before nash/crosby vocals were scrapped?
8. “I Give You Give Blind” – Crosby, Stills & Nash CSN
9. “Crossroads/You Can’t Catch Me” – Stephen Stills* live?
10. “See The Changes” – Crosby, Stills & Nash* alternate take?
11. “Thoroughfare Gap” – Stephen Stills thoroughfare gap
12. “Lowdown” – Stephen Stills thoroughfare gap
13. “Cuba Al Fin” (edit) – Stephen Stills ?????
14. “Dear Mr. Fantasy” – Stephen Stills & Graham Nash CSN boxset
15. “Spanish Suite” – Stephen Stills same as on the 2005 album man alive?
16. “Feel Your Love” – Crosby, Stills & Nash daylight again expanded
17. “Raise A Voice” – Crosby, Stills & Nash allies]
18. “Daylight Again” – Crosby, Stills & Nash daylight again

Disc Four
1. “Southern Cross” – Crosby, Stills & Nash daylight again
2. “Dark Star” – Crosby, Stills & Nash live allies version?
3. “Turn Your Back On Love” – Crosby, Stills & Nash live allies version?
4. “War Games” – Crosby, Stills & Nash allies
5. “50/50” – Stephen Stills right by you
6. “Welfare Blues” – Stephen Stills* acoustic tune?
7. “Church (Part Of Someone)” – Stephen Stills* acoustic reworking?
8. “I Don’t Get It” – Stephen Stills same as on the 2005 album man alive?
9. “Isn’t It So” – Stephen Stills stills alone
10. “Haven’t We Lost Enough?” – Crosby, Stills & Nash live it up
11. “Ballad Of Hollis Brown” – Stephen Stills stills alone
12. “Treetop Flyer” – Stephen Stills stills alone
13. “Heart’s Gate” – Stephen Stills man alive
14. “Girl From The North Country” – Crosby, Stills & Nash* live?
15. “Feed The People” – Stephen Stills man alive
16. “Panama” – Crosby, Stills & Nash after the storm
17. “No Tears Left” – Crosby, Stills & Nash* alternate take without neil young?
18. “Ole Man Trouble” – Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young* live?
19. “Ain’t It Always” – Stephen Stills man alive



i think the * next to songs mean unreleased songs/unreleased versions like demo or live stuff or alternate take



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Hope the CSNY live CD/DVD box from the 74 tour comes out soon. Wasn't that earmarked for early 2013 release too?

Early 2013? LOL!!! I read about this "upcoming" release back in 2010. After a couple years of waiting, I finally gave up & bought a copy of the Roosevelt Stadium bootleg.

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14. “Dear Mr. Fantasy” – Stephen Stills & Graham Nash

I'm assuming this is the same version found on the CSN box set. Recorded in 1980 during the depths of Crosby's drug addiction when Stills and Nash were actually making an album without him. The record company convinced them that nobody wanted a Stills-Nash album and persuaded them to take Crosby back and allow him to make a minimal contribution to what became CSN's 1982 Daylight Again album. In the booklet that came with the CSN box set, Stills writes that this track was done as a tribute to Steve Winwood, but, clearly, that's bull shit. The lyrics have been re-written in such a way that makes it obvious they're addressed to Dave.






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14. “Dear Mr. Fantasy” – Stephen Stills & Graham Nash

I'm assuming this is the same version found on the CSN box set. Recorded in 1980 during the depths of Crosby's drug addiction when Stills and Nash were actually making an album without him. The record company convinced them that nobody wanted a Stills-Nash album and persuaded them to take Crosby back and allow him to make a minimal contribution to what became CSN's 1982 Daylight Again album. In the booklet that came with the CSN box set, Stills writes that this track was done as a tribute to Steve Winwood, but, clearly, that's bull shit. The lyrics have been re-written in such a way that makes it obvious they're addressed to Dave.

yes it has to be.

i am a bit letdown if this becomes the confirmed tracklisting. where are all of the unreleased songs nash said stills had? i thought i saw an interview were nash said stills had several albums worth of completed songs from the 70,80's and 90's. right now i only see 6 song titles that i don't recognize and the rest of the songs with an * next to them must be demo's,live or alternate takes.

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i am a bit letdown if this becomes the confirmed tracklisting. where are all of the unreleased songs nash said stills had? i thought i saw an interview were nash said stills had several albums worth of completed songs from the 70,80's and 90's. right now i only see 6 song titles that i don't recognize and the rest of the songs with an * next to them must be demo's,live or alternate takes.

Agreed. Very disappointed to see the relative lack of unreleased material. More room for the likes of "Raise A Voice," "Wargames," and "Feed The People," I suppose. No Manassas "Thoroughfare Gap" or "Daylight Again," no solo Stills version of Neil's "Human Highway."

Despite all the ups and downs over the years, I still have a real soft spot for CSN. And in compiling this, Nash will now have done to me the same thing that he did with the Crosby and the Nash sets: Built something that expensively and elaborately rehashes material that any serious fan already has, without going nearly far enough into the vaults to be worthwhile.

Far too big and expensive to be a greatest hits, not nearly deep enough as a rarities or archival project. Ahem, "GRRRR! [deluxe]....

The official release, hot off the press -

STEPHEN STILLS’ SONGS CARRY ON IN A FOUR-CD SET,
SPANNING 50 YEARS—MORE THAN FIVE HOURS OF MUSIC,
FEATURING A 113-PAGE BOOKLET

Produced by Graham Nash and Joel Bernstein with Stephen Stills, Rhino’s Much-
Anticipated Anthology Spotlights The Remarkable Scope Of Stills’ Career with
Essential Recordings, Live Cuts, New Mixes, and 25 Previously Unreleased Tracks

Available on CD and Digitally March 26

LOS ANGELES – Legendary singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist Stephen Stills has released more than 250 songs since 1966, some solo, others with iconic bands including Buffalo Springfield, Manassas and, most famously, with David Crosby, Graham Nash and Neil Young. On the new four-CD set CARRY ON, producers Graham Nash and Joel Bernstein—in collaboration with Stills—outline the remarkable 50-year scope of Stills' career with 82 tracks, 25 of them previously unreleased. In retracing the musical paths he’s explored, it’s clear that Stills is more than a prolific hit-maker (“Love The One You’re With,” “Southern Cross”)—he is also a songwriter who speaks his mind (“For What It’s Worth”) and his heart (“Suite: Judy Blue Eyes”) equally well, and is comfortable playing diverse genres including folk, rock, blues, jazz, country, and Latin.

The tracks unfold mostly in chronological order, and the anthology leads off with its oldest entry: “Travelin’”—a previously unreleased recording that Stills made at age 17 in Costa Rica (one of the many places he lived growing up in a military family). The youngest track, recorded only a few months ago, features CSN performing “Girl From The North Country” in New York City during a sold-out five-night run at the Beacon Theater that closed the group’s acclaimed 2012 world tour. CARRY ON, which features a 113-page booklet with rare photos and extensive liner notes by Michael O’Hara Garcia, David Bender, and NY Times Best Selling author Daniel Levitin, will be available as a 4-CD boxed set on March 26 from Rhino for a suggested price of $54.98. A digital version of the set will also be available.

In addition to essential studio and live recordings, CARRY ON covers new ground with more than an hour’s worth of previously unreleased material including “No-Name Jam,” a 1970 recording of Stills in London trading guitar licks with his friend Jimi Hendrix. Other previously unissued highlights include the songs “Welfare Blues” (1984), “Little Miss Bright Eyes” (1973), and “Who Ran Away?” (1968), and early demo versions of “Forty-Nine Reasons” and “The Lee Shore,” and “Black Coral,” a song Stills and Young released as a duo in 1976—the version here features all four members of CSNY.“The Treasure” offers a peek into Stills’ process—originally released in 1973 on Manassas’s self-titled debut, this version was recorded by Stills three years earlier with bassist Calvin Samuels and drummer Conrad Isidore during sessions for Stephen Stills 2.

CARRY ON also features a number of classic songs newly remixed by Nash and Stanley Tajima Johnston, including “Everydays,” “To A Flame,” “See The Changes,” “4+20” and “Change Partners,” the latter with Jerry Garcia on pedal steel guitar. There is also a newly edited version of Stills performing “Cuba Al Fin” at the Havana Jam in 1979.

Several songs make their CD-debut with CARRY ON, including “Uno Mundo,” “War Games” and the single mix of “Love The One You’re With.” Stills’ time on stage is represented as well with a number of previously released performances, including several from his acclaimed 2005 album Man Alive. The collection boasts new live tracks, including CSN singing “No Tears Left” in 1997 at the Fillmore in San Francisco, and CSNY on stage in 2002 at Madison Square Garden with Memphis Horns Booker T. Jones and Donald “Duck” Dunn covering Otis Redding’s “Ole Man Trouble.” Other famous players turn up on CARRY ON’s wealth of material as well, including Herbie Hancock, Eric Clapton, Maynard Ferguson, Ray Baretto, Willie Bobo, and Larry Harlow.


CARRY ON
Track Listing

Disc One
1. “Travelin’” – Stephen Stills*
2. “High Flyin’ Bird” – The Au Go Go Singers
3. “Sit Down I Think I Love You” – Buffalo Springfield
4. “Go And Say Goodbye” – Buffalo Springfield
5. “For What It’s Worth” – Buffalo Springfield
6. “Everydays” – Buffalo Springfield*
7. “Pretty Girl Why” – Buffalo Springfield
8. “Bluebird” – Buffalo Springfield
9. “Rock ’n’ Roll Woman” – Buffalo Springfield
10. “Special Care” – Buffalo Springfield
11. “Questions” – Buffalo Springfield
12. “Uno Mundo” – Buffalo Springfield
13. “Four Days Gone” – Buffalo Springfield
14. “Who Ran Away?” – Stephen Stills*
15. “Forty-Nine Reasons” – Stephen Stills*
16. “Helplessly Hoping” – Crosby, Stills & Nash
17. “You Don’t Have To Cry” – Crosby, Stills & Nash
18. “Suite: Judy Blue Eyes” – Crosby, Stills & Nash
19. “4+20” – Stephen Stills*
20. “So Begins The Task” – Stephen Stills*
21. “The Lee Shore” – Stephen Stills*
22. “Carry On/Questions” – Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young
23. “Woodstock” – Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young

Disc Two
1. “Love The One You’re With” – Stephen Stills
2. “Old Times Good Times” – Stephen Stills
3. “Black Queen” – Stephen Stills
4. “No-Name Jam” – Stephen Stills & Jimi Hendrix*
5. “Go Back Home” – Stephen Stills
6. “Marianne” – Stephen Stills
7. “My Love Is A Gentle Thing” – Stephen Stills
8. “Fishes And Scorpions” – Stephen Stills
9. “The Treasure” – Stephen Stills*
10. “To A Flame” – Stephen Stills*
11. “Cherokee” – Stephen Stills
12. “Song Of Love” – Stephen Stills
13. “Rock ’n’ Roll Crazies/Cuban Bluegrass” – Stephen Stills
14. “Jet Set (Sigh)” – Stephen Stills
15. “It Doesn’t Matter” – Stephen Stills
16. “Colorado” – Stephen Stills
17. “Johnny’s Garden” – Stephen Stills
18. “Change Partners” – Stephen Stills*
19. “Do For Others” – Stephen Stills and Steve Fromholz*
20. “Find The Cost Of Freedom” – Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young*
21. “Little Miss Bright Eyes” – Stephen Stills*
22. “Isn’t It About Time” – Stephen Stills

Disc Three
1. “Turn Back The Pages” – Stephen Stills
2. “First Things First” – Stephen Stills*
3. “My Angel” – Stephen Stills*
4. “Love Story” – Stephen Stills
5. “As I Come Of Age” – Stephen Stills
6. “Know You Got To Run” – Stephen Stills*
7. “Black Coral” – Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young*
8. “I Give You Give Blind” – Crosby, Stills & Nash
9. “Crossroads/You Can’t Catch Me” – Stephen Stills*
10. “See The Changes” – Crosby, Stills & Nash*
11. “Thoroughfare Gap” – Stephen Stills
12. “Lowdown” – Stephen Stills
13. “Cuba Al Fin” (edit) – Stephen Stills
14. “Dear Mr. Fantasy” – Stephen Stills & Graham Nash
15. “Spanish Suite” – Stephen Stills
16. “Feel Your Love” – Crosby, Stills & Nash
17. “Raise A Voice” – Crosby, Stills & Nash
18. “Daylight Again” – Crosby, Stills & Nash

Disc Four
1. “Southern Cross” – Crosby, Stills & Nash
2. “Dark Star” – Crosby, Stills & Nash
3. “Turn Your Back On Love” – Crosby, Stills & Nash
4. “War Games” – Crosby, Stills & Nash
5. “50/50” – Stephen Stills
6. “Welfare Blues” – Stephen Stills*
7. “Church (Part Of Someone)” – Stephen Stills*
8. “I Don’t Get It” – Stephen Stills
9. “Isn’t It So” – Stephen Stills
10. “Haven’t We Lost Enough?” – Crosby, Stills & Nash
11. “Ballad Of Hollis Brown” – Stephen Stills
12. “Treetop Flyer” – Stephen Stills
13. “Heart’s Gate” – Stephen Stills
14. “Girl From The North Country” – Crosby, Stills & Nash*
15. “Feed The People” – Stephen Stills
16. “Panama” – Crosby, Stills & Nash
17. “No Tears Left” – Crosby, Stills & Nash*
18. “Ole Man Trouble” – Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young*
19. “Ain’t It Always” – Stephen Stills

*previously unreleased

Nothing from the Stills, Kooper, Bloomfield Supersession.

stephen stills has completed a new album with kenny wayne shepherd that is due out in april/may

Might invest in the box set: Stills is underrated.

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Might invest in the box set: Stills is underrated.

Stills is still underrated

i'm interviewing him in a few weeks about his

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i'm interviewing him in a few weeks about his

Well done. Called his management the other day to get in a request--any tips along those lines?

He's such a tricky subject: Clearly very sensitive, seems to live in a small coccoon of adulation. There's also the delicate matter of his having risen so high before crashing and burning in a way few others have.

Would love to discuss outside of the board if you're interested: cclawrence425@yahoo.com

Here's the cover.





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I can think my reaction of seeing his photo on the cover of his 1975 album on Columbia, called simply Stills. He just looked so...bloated. Compare that to what he looked like five years earlier on his first Stephen Stills record.
It was just shocking. Like, what the f**k happened to that guy??



You should ask him about the CSN album, Live It Up, the one with the hot dogs on it. Specifically, was the cover approved by the band? It was so awful.. the final indignity.

One of Neil Young's most brutal songs, supposedly written about Stills after the CSNY American Dream album. Nash HATED this song.

as a huge stills fan this is a must buy for me but the more i look at the tracklisting as a huge stills fan i am let down. stills said this is probably the end of any archive releases that features mostly studio material, (maybe a hint that the manassas live album is still in the works?), and if thats the case i know there is a lot left off. there is not enough unreleased material for my liking. do we really need 11 buffalo springfield tunes that are all previously released other than 1 new remix? i know the first stills solo album and the 1st manassas albums are classic but we could have dropped a song or 2 from these, maybe drop "cherokee" and "colorado"? why so many tunes from MAN ALIVE, a decent solo album but not good enough to warrant 6 tunes from it present in one form or another. drop "hearts gate" at least.

where are any songs from the late 70's unreleased stills album? i believe "spanish suite" is from those sessions but where is the rest? where is the stills solo version of "dear mr fantasy" where he plays every instrument? where is all of the material from the 80's and 90's that nash said was completed for stills solo albums but left on the shelf? nash said stephen had enough material from the 80's and 90's for basically 4-5 completed solo albums. looks like we get 1 unreleased studio tune from that timeframe