Crosby , Stills, Nash & Young - Teach you Children | FIRST TIME HEARING REACTION

Crosby , Stills, Nash & Young - Teach you Children | FIRST TIME HEARING REACTION
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[waydeep]

“When I was a boy of 14, my father was so ignorant I could hardly stand to have the old man around. But when I got to be 21, I was astonished at how much the old man had learned in seven years.” - Mark Twain

[dggydddy]

I used to work for Graham Nash at his Hollywood recording studio a long time ago. One day they were testing transferring the analog master tape mix of this album to a digital machine. Graham stood there and goes "It still sounds great", meaning the music. So I asked him why, in his opinion, their first two albums were still so great and he told me "Because they were made with a lot of love, man, a LOT of love". And that about summed up his attitude about his work, that it was important to convey a universal love, a love for all life kind of love, into everything. It's a great value to live by, even though we're human and we'll repeatedly fall short and sometimes fail, but keep striving for that anyway. Graham was a cool guy.

[stevebryant]

This song was made for young, well-meaning, parents like yourselves.

[russallert]

Graham Nash wrote this one, and Jerry Garcia from The Grateful Dead sat in on steel guitar. They all brought in their best songs for this album (Deja Vu). You would want to do a reaction to the whole album because it's a whole journey from start to finish, and a musical artifact from the Woodstock era.

[lindakessler]

When parents can apologize for their mistakes, that's a good parent. It teaches their children that everyone makes mistakes and how to be a better person. ❤

[DavidSalernoJewelers]

Little known fact: CSNY were recording this song, the Grateful Dead were recording next door and Crosby, Stills, Nash and Young felt there was something missing from their recording of this song so they asked lead guitarist of the Dead Jerry Garcia to sit in with them. So, the wonderful pedal steel guitar work you hear on the song is Jerry Garcia himself!

[timyoung]

From watching all your videos I feel your children are the luckiest ones in the world. I have two adult children and this song really hits home.

[Pepper]

Being a Grandparent now and seeing my Grandkids grow up in this crazy world, I can only hope they're able to fulfill their dreams.

[Governor]

This song hits the heart being a parent. Kids grow up so fast…enjoy every moment!

[thomasstambaugh]

Jay nailed it when he said "If you have kids, this hits different". Amen.

I was a 16 year old in high school when this was released in 1969. I loved it then, as an anthem of what those of us in "the movement" were all about. I'm now a 70 year old father of five grown children. I'm with Amber -- it brings tears of joy and even wistfulness. I'm thankful that I'm close to all of my children, and they seem to genuinely love me more than I ever thought possible. The anthem of my youth has become an ode to joy.

An aspect of this that I learned my father-in-law who had his children at a very young age is that, with luck, most of the relationship between you and your children will be as grown-ups. Childhood is fleeting. Twenty five years is a lifetime when you're 25 -- it doesn't seem that long ago by 70. The turn of the 21st century doesn't seem like so long ago to me. My youngest daughter turns 27 next year, and my oldest turns 40 next year.

One of the miracles of my life is how I, as an only child in a dysfunctional family of origin, somehow ended up with five children and a happy marriage.

I love that the two of you clearly feel as well as listen to this ode to genuine love.

[EricHenning]

Grew up with these geniuses. This song was my high school Senior class song and one of my classmates played it on the guitar at graduation. Shout out to the QAS Class of ‘79.

[txheadshots]

I knew as soon as I saw the title that this song would break you. Such an amazing song

[timothygarrett]

The wisest of us realize that you never stop learning, I’ve seen my children and now my grandchildren, and I learned from them every time I see them and I tried to teach them as well. Everybody and I mean everyone continues to learn from each other and grow.

[matthewteague]

Just watching Amber's face as the lyrics hit her. Completely priceless.

[docbearmb]

The beautiful performance in this song featured on the pedal steel guitar is by Grateful Dead founder Jerry Garcia. Though he rarely played it in Dead performances, he was a master of that instrument.

[curiousman]

Always loved the reversal in this song. Teach, your children well Teach, your parents well. I cared for my dad as his life ended. Physically, he became like a child again, just unable to manage the physical world. So I did it for him. By most accounts, the natural course of life. Lovely song.

[Shrykespeare]

"Southern Cross" is also a great song by CSN. One of my favorites.

[eileenegger]

We didn’t call it country back then; it was known as folk. I loved when Neil Young was with them, but he went on and had his own successful career. Great song, great group.

[lethiapage]

i always think this song is about protecting your kids from your mistakes, your hangups, and teach them to be better than you are.

and kids love your parents because they love you and they are doing their best.

[aBeatleFanever]

Amber - It was so very sweet when you started crying. Lots of love coming through in this video.