Crosby, Stills and Nash have come full circle. Their first proper gig was in front of one million punters at Woodstock, now 40 years later and in the twilight of their careers they brought their classy close harmonies to Glastonbury’s Pyramid Stage. Stills and Crosby have been dogged by ill health over the past decade and it’s the former’s vocals which are exposed a little on opener Southern Cross – add the harmonies though and it remains magical. “Welcome to Gladstock!”...

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