Like many other artists of the late 60s and early 70’s, anti-war politics and countercultural issues pervade much of their music, notably in “Wooden Ships” (as stated above, co-written with Paul Kantner of Jefferson Airplane), Crosby’s “Almost Cut My Hair” and “Long Time Gone,” Nash’s “Soldiers of Peace” and “Teach Your Children,” Young’s “Ohio,” Crosby and Nash’s “Yours and Mine”, and of course their cover of Mitchell’s “Woodstock”. This anti-war stance is particularly evident on the group’s live 2008 release Déjà Vu Live, which contains many of their solo anti-war songs.