The Stills-Young Band was a short-lived collaboration between multi-instrumentalist Stephen Stills and singer-songwriter Neil Young, both prominent figures in the folk-rock genre. Formed in 1976, the duo's distinctive sound merged Stills' rock and Latin influences with Young's introspective folk stylings, resulting in the critically acclaimed album, "Long May You Run." Despite the band's brief existence, their partnership significantly impacted both artists' solo careers and further solidified their statuses as influential figures in 20th-century popular music.