Stephen Stills and Judy Collins
'Sweet' Judy Blue Eyes and Stephen Stills reunited
Why see Stephen Stills and Judy Collins?
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As two icons of 1960s counterculture, separately, Stephen Stills and Judy Collins are important to many, but there is real magic in their collaborations. Former lovers and lifelong friends, don't miss these two reunited on stage as take their incredible talent and unique relationship on the road.
Stephen Stills
One of the most influential guitar players of the 1960s and 70s, Stills played in both Crosby, Stills and Nash and Buffalo Springfield, alongside his own celebrated solo work.
Judy Collins
Collins began her career channelling Dylan, Pete Seeger, The Beatles and many more artists, lending her melodic voice to other's compositions, whilst going on to pen her own tracks to great acclaim. She has always had an eclectic taste, having explored a range of sounds, from Pop, Rock and Roll to Broadway classics, such as the celebrated 'Send in the Clowns'.
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Customer reviews
22 reviews, average rating: (2.5 Stars)
Kate Hayden
Living Legends, Stills and Collins
The performance at the Tangelwood Music Center was memorable to say the least.
Stephen Stills and Judy Collins gave us a night to remember. They seemed so happy to
be there, the air was filled with the energy of the 60's and of times gone bye. Made us
remember how our own lives had been marked by that music and what it stood for.
Many thanks for the memories. ... Read more
MargefromTN
Did we see the same show?
We enjoyed Stephen Stills immensely. I thought Judy was having an off night, but what do I know. Judy's version of Maria is so appropriate given what is happening in our country this week. And Stills did a KILLER job on "For what it's worth" was amazing. The Ryman is my favorite venue. ... Read more
Ellejay
Good Time
Stills is a great composer, guitarist and soulful singer; Judy Collins is a great musician in fine voice. They delivered a good show, performing mostly songs from their CD, "Everybody Knows". They weren't studio perfect, and I wasn't expecting that. I hoped to hear "Southern Cross" from Stills and "Two Sides Now" from Collins--and heartily enjoyed hearing both--as did our audience, who didn't need any prodding from the stage to join in on :Long May You Run" and "For What It's Worth", The Lynn Auditorium acoustics were great; stadium seating visibility very
good. Their backup band enhanced and underscored the vocals. I'm thinking if you're after a good time and want to see and hear two living legends sing the songs they wrote and/or made great, you shouldn't miss this tour. If you insist on absolute perfection, stay home with your playlists/CDs. ... Read more
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