They're with us from our studios at NPR West in Culver City, Calif. It's called "Everybody Knows." They toured together this summer, and we are catching them just as the tour is winding down. And they decided to record an album together for the first time. And then a few years ago, they shared the bill at - a wait for it - AARP convention. She was one of the most popular live acts of the 1960s and one of the female folk artists who defined the era with hits like this.ĬOLLINS: (Singing) I've looked at love from both sides now, from win and lose. MARTIN: And Judy Collins's career also blossomed. JUDY COLLINS: (Singing) You make it hard (laughter). With emotions fresh from the breakup, he wrote what would become one of the group's biggest hits and what many call the best rock breakup song ever, "Suite: Judy Blue Eyes."ĬROSBY, STILLS AND NASH: (Singing) I am yours. After the couple split, Stephen joined the now legendary group Crosby, Stills & Nash. The romantic relationship only lasted two years, but the imprint of one on the other endured. MARTIN: Half a century ago, singer-songwriter Stephen Stills and Judy Collins fell in love. (SOUNDBITE OF SONG, "SUITE: JUDY BLUE EYES")ĬROSBY, STILLS AND NASH: (Singing) It's getting to the point where I'm no fun anymore. Clicking article links on these Index pages will open the legacy site article on Wayback Machine.And now we turn to a story of love, friendship and music. We have catalogued the SOS missing articles from January 1994 to December 2001 and built two indexes: one by issue and one listing all articles. This means it has captured snapshots of the full SOS legacy site, as it used to be - meaning SOS articles not yet on our own site can still be found in Wayback's extensive web archived pages. Thanks go to a wonderful non-profit organisation called, who run their Wayback Machine service that catalogues billions of web pages daily from all web sites. Sorry to make you wait! Temporary Solution? Generally, they will be added one past issue at a time (in reverse order back to January 1994), so please bear with us. We are working hard to get the remaining issues brought over as soon as possible but this conversion and reformatting will take time, due to commitments to producing the new issue each month. You have reached this page because you have tried to access a link to a Sound On Sound article which has not yet been migrated from our old site. Missing past issues? Can't find an SOS article? Contact us if you think this is a valid URL which ought to be working: Click here.Use our search engine to find what you are looking for: Click here.Check the spelling of the address (URL) in your browser.We are unable to find the page or file you are looking for.
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