An archived project documenting Stephen Stills and Judy Collins’ collaborative album and anniversary tour. Revisit the story, the musical context and the listening trail behind this notable folk partnership.
ArchiveThe project brought together two influential voices from the American folk and singer-songwriter tradition for a collaborative album and a wide-ranging live tour.
Stephen Stills and Judy Collins revisited a long musical history through new collaborative material and live performances. The programme combined songs associated with both artists with stories and reflections from their shared past.
Project archive · historical material
Explore the artist profile →This archive preserves the project’s central musical thread: a meeting of voices, acoustic arrangements and songs shaped by decades of performance.
Stephen Stills met Judy Collins in 1967, and their relationship became part of the story surrounding his later writing. The anniversary project turned that history into a new creative meeting, pairing their voices on a collaborative record and bringing the material to stages across the United States.
The live set was conceived as more than a retrospective. It connected songs from the new album with selections from each artist’s catalogue, allowing the two performers to place familiar material in conversation with a new collaboration.
Plunge Music presents this as a historical listening note. Dates, venues and product details belong to the original project period and are retained here for archive context rather than current availability.
Approach the project as a compact study in vocal contrast, acoustic songwriting and the way a shared past can shape a new recording.
A concise guide to the project page and its historical context.
Open all FAQs →It was a collaborative album and live tour bringing Stephen Stills and Judy Collins together around their shared musical history.
The project is best approached through modern folk, folk and singer-songwriter traditions.
No. The original project is closed. Product listings and prices are retained only as historical archive details and should not be treated as current offers.
The archived profile is available through the artist page linked in this entry.
The tour schedule is part of the project’s historical record and shows the scale of the collaboration at the time.
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