S5E222 - Crosby Stills Nash & Young 'Deja Vu' with Kristen McLean

When this week's guest <strong>Kristen McLean</strong>'s parents were raising the beams of their house in Worthington Massachusetts in 1971, <strong>Crosby Stills Nash & Young</strong>'s '<strong>Deja Vu</strong>' was the soundtrack. The angelic melding of <strong>CSN&Y</strong>'s voices belied the often-dark mood of the record, as the members personal struggles and the tattered remnants of the Summer of Love colored every note within.<br /> <em>"One morning I woke up and I knew you were really gone..."</em> <p>Songs featured in this episode: <em>No Irish Need Apply</em> - Don McLean; <em>Sliabh Russell</em> - Mary Bergin; <em>Hidden Lake</em> - Gold Dust Lounge; <em>Honeysuckle</em> - Waikiki Swingsters; <em>Find The Cost of Freedom, Marrakesh Express, Carry On, Teach Your Children</em> - CSN&Y; <em>Father & Son</em> - Cat Stevens; <em>Almost</em> <em>Cut My Hair, Helpless, Woodstock</em> - CSN&Y; <em>Woodstock</em> - Joni Mitchell; <em>Deja Vu, Our House, 4 + 20, Country Girl, Everybody I Love You</em> - CSN&Y; <em>In The Morning</em> - Bee Gees; <em>Know You Got To Run</em> - CSN&Y</p>