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Music : Graham Nash & David Crosby
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Graham Nash & David Crosby by: Graham Nash & David Crosby List Price: £7.99 CD-Charts Price: £5.28 You Save: £2.71 (34%)Prices subject to change. |
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Binding: Audio CD EAN: 0081227992538 Label: Rhino Manufacturer: Rhino Number Of Discs: 1 Publisher: Rhino Release Date: July 28, 2008 Studio: Rhino Sales Rank: 2749 Disc 1:
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 Rating: - wonderful album This is a fantastic collection of songs, and perhaps the best of all the albums which sprang from CSN. It has Crosby's strongest selection of songs, including the amazing Games and the haunting and moving Where will I be? This and Wind on the water represent Crosby and Nash's creative peak, with or without S and Y. Rating: - C & N first record with bonus tracks?Released on cd some years ago to celebrate 40 years of Atlantic, this new release on Rhino claims to have FOUR bonus tracks but latest news is that there are no new tracks. Whilst one of C & Ns more consistent efforts with Crosby's Page 43 being the highlight - there is no need to buy this if you already have it ..CHECK if the additional tracks are there before buying it. CD JUST ARRIVED AND NO EXTRA TRACKS...RIP OFF. Rating: - Crosby Nash , The One you should getThis is the first album released by just Crosby and Nash and its a winner. Its that album that you want to play late at night, with rain on the windsheild,or with that open fire lit. Ok it is a bit hippy, but at the good end of the spectrum, pure Woodstock Folk music. The delight with this compared to other C and N release is that you can listen to it whole as a complete piece of music, theres no dross. Other C and N albums have their moments , all have good songs on, but not until the latest one, the one they annoyingly seem to also called Crosy and Nash , which i call ' Lay me Down', do they do another consistant album. This album though kicks off with the splifftastic ' Southbound Train' by Nash and even if you gave up chasing smoke ... Read More: Rating: - Vintage Crosby & NashFinally, after eons out of print, Atlantic made available again this gem from the early 70's, a great album even in the context of the great music that was still being created, regularly, back then, and probably one of Crosby & Nash's most accomplished collaborations. Everything you likely already cherish about these two is present here, heartfelt and immaculate harmonies, strong and distinct compositions from both artists, and superb musicianship -again provided by the 60's elite of California's session players. When it comes to specific songs, it's more a matter of personal choices than objective hierarchies. Nash's songs are particularly moving and fiercer -as much as "fierce" is ever something to be said about Graham Nash- than ... Read More: Rating: - A stunning selection!Crosby & Nash's first album as a duo balances sing-a-long rockers with reflective mood pieces which suprise and delight. Of the two artists, Crosby produces the quieter moments - 'Where Will I Be?'is one of his most depressing yet beautiful songs, balanced by the answer song of 'Page 43,' his first steps to recovery following the death of Christine Hinton. He also succeeds with the calmness of 'Games,' a song rejected by the Byrds.Nash equally shares the spoils - 'Southbound Train' is a Dylan-Eagles type song but with the glorious harmonies, while 'Stranger's Room' & 'Immigration Man' were based on reallife events. Equally 'Frozen Smiles' was written about Nash's troubled friendship with Stephen Stills at the time - showing that C&N didn't ... Read More: |
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