A Legendary Union: Stephen Stills and Judy Collins Come Together Again

In a music world where collaborations are few and far between, Stephen Stills and Judy Collins have defied time and circumstance to reunite for a tour and album release. The legendary duo will be performing together again on September 22, with their new album 'Everybody Knows' - a title inspired by the iconic Leonard Cohen song.

Their latest encounter was at an AARP concert, where Stills shared stories of their past and how they came to be paired together. Collins recalled her first impressions of Stills, saying 'Then I heard him sing.' The pair's chemistry was palpable as they performed Sandy Denny's poignant ballad 'Who Knows Where the Time Goes.'

Their friendship spans over 50 years, with a complex history that includes two-year relationship in the late 1960s. Despite their individual successes and fame, Stills has acknowledged the difficulty of maintaining such a long-term friendship. Collins' solo rendition of 'Houses' poignantly captures her longing for Stills, imagining him in homes they shared, chasing sun, surf, and changing seasons.

The tour kicked off with a memorable performance at The Shed, with David Crosby headlining on Saturday night and the trio returning to Tanglewood in 2010. Their recent reunion has been met with open arms by fans, who have been waiting for this moment for years.

Stills' iconic song 'Suite Judy Blue Eyes' will always be associated with his debut album with Crosby, Stills & Nash, while Collins has her own share of hits. The pair's combined talent and experience have created a musical chemistry that is unmatched in the industry today. Their upcoming tour promises to be an unforgettable experience for fans of folk, rock, and music legend.

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