Listen to Billy Porter’s Timely Remake of ‘For What It’s Worth’
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Singer and theater star recasts a decades-old protest classic to motivate potential voters: "It reminds me of our news cycle"
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Neil Young, Stephen Stills and Willie Nelson Unite for Los Angeles Autism Benefit
Posted in: Music News'Light Up the Blues VI — Concert to Benefit Autism Speaks' will take place May 30th at the Greek Theater in Los Angeles
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Members of Fleet Foxes, The Shins Performed ‘Suite: Judy Blue Eyes’ With Judy Collins
Posted in: Music NewsJason Isbell, Janet Weiss, Benmont Tench and others served as the all-star backing band for this rendition of the CSN classic
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Stephen Stills Pays Tribute to CSNY Manager Elliot Roberts
Posted in: Music NewsSinger calls longtime manager, who died Friday at age of 76, "tough as a barbed wire fence, fiercely loyal and keenly observant"
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Margo Price, Ryan Bingham Sing ‘For What It’s Worth’ With Stephen Stills at Beto Rally
Posted in: Country MusicThe Flatlanders, Nathaniel Rateliff also join in on Buffalo Springfield classic at Texas Get Out the Vote concert
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Ryan Bingham, Hayes Carll to Play Beto O’Rourke Rally
Posted in: Country MusicStephen Stills and the Flatlanders will also perform at free-to-the-public Get Out the Vote concert October 30th in Irving, Texas
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Stephen Stills Looks Back at Buffalo Springfield: ‘I Have No Regrets’
Posted in: Music FeaturesAhead of a new remastered collection, Stills reflects on the saga of his original band
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Neil Young Jams With Stephen Stills, the Heartbreakers At Autism Benefit
Posted in: Live ReviewsLight Up The Blues concert also featured Sheryl Crow, Burt Bacharach, Jack Black and surprise guests Patti Smith and Beck
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Stephen Stills Teams Up With Neil Young For Autism Benefit
Posted in: Music NewsSheryl Crow, Burt Bacharach and Jack Black will join former Buffalo Springfield bandmates for Light Up the Blues benefit in April
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Flashback: Crosby, Stills and Nash Perform ‘Just a Song Before I Go’ in 1977
Posted in: Music NewsComeback hit helped turn the trio's '77 LP into the biggest album of their long career
