When the Pain Dies Down: Live in Paris
With "When The Pain Dies Down - Live In Paris", Chris Stills' ambition was to make the connection between two countries close to his heart.  Two countries mutually opposed yet suprisingly close at times.  France and the US have found their perfect moderator.  When your parent's names are Stephen Stills (of Crosby, Stills, Nash and Young fame) and best-selling French chanteuse Veronique Sanson, you are left with no choice; either you follow in your footsteps, or you go in the complete opposite direction.  Luckily, Chris Stills discovered his true means of expression and has unleashed them in song.  "When The Pain Dies Down - Live In Paris" features Stills' immaculate sense of melody and earth shattering beautiful voice.  Six songs were recorded live at Studio Du Palais in Paris by Mitch Oliver and features a studio version of the cleverly titled "Fanny" which is a French translation of The Band classic hit "The Weight".  The EP features three tracks sung completely in French.  Already featured on the cover of Rolling Stone, Chris Still is ready for the world.