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CSNY 1974 is the nineteenth album by Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young, their seventh in the quartet configuration, and their fifth live album, the third as a foursome. It consists of concert material recorded in 1974 on the band's tour during the summer of that year.

Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young’s Déjà Vu was the most-anticipated new album in America in 1970. More than 50 years later, it’s one of the most famous albums in rock history with legendary songs, including “Carry On” and “Teach Your Children,” that still resonate today.

Five Way Street is a 1996 double bootleg CD featuring loads of demos, live versions, and soundtracks by Crosby, Stills, Nash, Young and some of its incarnations. There are some portions of this disc where it sounds as if the person piecing the audio together did not know how to measure things properly. Outside of that personal gripe, this is a very good set of CSNY rarities.

Five Way Street is a 1996 double bootleg CD featuring loads of demos, live versions, and soundtracks by Crosby, Stills, Nash, Young and some of its incarnations. There are some portions of this disc where it sounds as if the person piecing the audio together did not know how to measure things properly. Outside of that personal gripe, this is a very good set of CSNY rarities. The Third Eye made them shine like jewelry.

Crosby, Stills & Nash's eponymous debut album marks the point where rock music transitions from the heady explorations of the 1960s into the burnished self-reflections of the '70s. Upon its release in 1969, the album ushered in a new era, one where revolutions turned inward as the music got quieter and softer, creating a soundtrack for a generation easing into adulthood. Maturation looms large in the collective work of David Crosby, Stephen Stills, and Graham Nash, who were occasionally joined by Stills' former Buffalo Springfield bandmate Neil Young, who was added to help fill out the band's sound as they headed out on a tour that wound up shattering all previous records for ticket sales. CSN(&Y) made music for grown-ups during their '70s heyday, an aesthetic that eventually evolved from folk-rock into adult contemporary pop in the '80s.

CLASSIC CSNY NEW YORK BROADCAST FROM THE SUMMER OF 1970 Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young made their much publicized live debut in the summer of 1969. Their high profile set at the original Woodstock Festival was their second show together and remains their best known, but they did a substantial amount of touring that summer and performed together in Europe in January 1970. Neil Young booked a solo tour with Crazy Horse early in 1970 too, but CSNY reconvened for their second outing in the summer of 70. Déjà vu, the quartet s debut album was released in March 1970 and beginning May 12th in Denver, they played twenty-three shows through to the middle of July. The super-group performed six shows at the Fillmore East in New York from June 2nd to June 7th, the longest engagement of the tour, and while all these concerts were both recorded and filmed, only their 7th June show was broadcast across FM radio. Now featured in its entirety on this double CD, this stunning performance which features songs from CSN, Déjà vu and many of CSNY members solo records, is available here to be enjoyed by fans, almost 50 years after the show took place.

Crosby, Stills & Nash is de naam van een band die werd gevormd door David Crosby, Stephen Stills en Graham Nash. Hun songs kenmerken zich door unieke vocale samenzangen en een mix van folk, pop en rock. Ook de geëngageerde teksten worden een handelsmerk van de groep. De band, waar ook Neil Young enige tijd deel van uitmaakt onder de naam Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young, behoort in de jaren zestig tot en met tachtig tot een van meest toonaangevende Amerikaanse bands. De bandleden hangen de gitaren in 2016 aan de wilden omdat het steeds vaker tot onderlinge ruzies komt. Toch wordt er nog wel over een reünie gesproken. Maar die komt er niet meer door het overlijden van David Crosby in 2023.

Crosby, Stills & Nash's eponymous debut album marks the point where rock music transitions from the heady explorations of the 1960s into the burnished self-reflections of the '70s. Upon its release in 1969, the album ushered in a new era, one where revolutions turned inward as the music got quieter and softer, creating a soundtrack for a generation easing into adulthood. Maturation looms large in the collective work of David Crosby, Stephen Stills, and Graham Nash, who were occasionally joined by Stills' former Buffalo Springfield bandmate Neil Young, who was added to help fill out the band's sound as they headed out on tour that wound up shattering all previous records for ticket sales. CSN(&Y) made music for grown-ups during their '70s heyday, an aesthetic that eventually evolved from folk-rock into adult contemporary pop in the '80s. The transition wasn't necessarily smooth.

The occasional supergroup and individual genius collective Crosby, Stills, Nash and Young - also known, as and when, as Crosby, Stills & Nash, Crosby and Nash, Crosby and Stills, Crosby, Nash & Young, Stills & Young (and almost certainly every other combination possible), Crosby, Stills, Nash and Young remain the ultimate Rubik’s cube of a group rarely performing or recording with the same collaborators twice in the same period. This new compilation illustrates this tendency superbly, as it features rare tracks, demos and live obscurities by all manner of combinations of the generic band, recorded during the first four years of their collaborative existence. The tracks hereon are from the following sessions and shows, all at once here making for a sublime and delightful rarities collection, which does not duplicate a single cut from the CSNY compilation on Rhino, DEMOS.