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    The Great Greg Reeves: Mystery Man

    Not only have I seen several official documents giving the 4-8-56 birth date, Greg himself gave 1956 as his birth date when he copyrighted several of his songs in 1991. It is difficult to dispute at this point. I am astonished - having met and worked with him around the time of his birthday (...
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    The Great Greg Reeves: Mystery Man

    According to official records, Gregory Alan Reeves was born April 8, 1956. That means he was only 13 years old when he played with CSN&Y at Woodstock. Although some suspected that he had faked his age at the time and was younger than his claimed 19 years, few, I think, would have imagined that...
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    The Great Greg Reeves: Mystery Man

    I just got an email from Dennis Coffey, who played guitar on the Cloud Nine sessions. He stated strongly that Jamerson played bass on those sessions and he knew nothing about Greg Reeves. Graham Nash confirms that Greg did play on "Immigration Man".
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    The Great Greg Reeves: Mystery Man

    Greg Reeves. Was he 12 when he became a session player at Motown? 15 when he joined Crosby Stills Nash and Young? What is his real name? Where are the three solo albums he was working on? Where has he been for the last twenty years? So many questions. No one knows what happened to this man...
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    Greg Reeves

    It is sad that there is so little about Greg Reeves on the internet. I met Greg around April 1970, just at the time that he was hoping to get some recognition for his singing and songwriting talents. Greg was around 19 years old at that time, certainly not 14. Apparently Greg made several...