Laurel Canyon was a celebrity enclave for decades ... the members of Buffalo Springfield (including Stephen Stills and Neil Young), the Byrds (including David Crosby) and the Eagles, Jim Morrison ...

The eight-song performance followed the 90-minute film, and included songs performed by pioneering Laurel Canyon players Stephen Stills (Buffalo Springfield) and Roger McGuinn (the Byrds).

One day, walking down the hill in Laurel Canyon, I heard this bit of music coming out of a house, and I knew the guy who lived in the house. So I went up to the door, and Stephen Stills was in ...

On this day in 1969, CSN cemented themselves as one of the greatest rock supergroups of all time with the release of their debut album.

Judy Blue Eyes,” Stephen Stills’ song about his break up with singer Judy Collins. So why did Laurel Canyon become this epicenter? “It was in L.A. above Sunset Strip, where the Troubadour ...

In August 1971, Stephen Stills arrived in Berkeley for ... The band who had started out in sun-kissed Laurel Canyon, wreathed in an air of pot-smoking hippy optimism, were now descending rapidly ...

Nash, Crosby and Stephen Stills initially met in 1966 when Nash, then in the band The Hollies, was on a U.S. tour. The three reunited at a now nearly-mythic party at the Laurel Canyon home of Joni ...

Laurel Canyon was a celebrity enclave for decades ... Crosby had been working on a song called “You Don’t Have to Cry” with Stephen Stills when Nash showed up and added harmonies, deciding ...

Their heartfelt duet appears early on Stills’s new album Live at Berkeley ... The band who had started out in sun-kissed Laurel Canyon, wreathed in an air of pot-smoking hippy optimism, were ...