Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young - 4 Way Street 1971
A double live album originally released on April 7, 1971 by CSN&Y is an indispensable part of any collection, with additional Neil Young and Graham Nash material (and even a version of "King Midas in Reverse," the old Hollies tune) that any serious listener will want. Some of the extended guitar jams between Stills and Young ("Southern Man") go on longer than strict musical sense would dictate, but it seemed right at the time, and they capture a form that was far more abused in other hands after this group broke up. AMG.
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Wednesday, May 11, 2011
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