CROSBY, STILLS & NASH - CSN
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This trio remains the most extraordinary and serendipitous confluence of talent and skill IMHO – perfectly matched voices. And the funny thing is that I can’t find this album mentioned on the site?? Seems highly unlikely – unless I’m not searching properly. (Edit: I wasn't - must've missed a comma or something ...)
The reason I’m listening to it is because I had a message from a friend who is currently in England – she’s visiting Winchester Cathedral today and my brain immediately went to Graham Nash’s song. There are some simply beautiful tracks on this album, as with most of their early work. My world of music would be so much poorer without these guys …
"Carried Away"
... and the final track which lends new meaning to ending on a high note! Or an upbeat one, at least.
This trio remains the most extraordinary and serendipitous confluence of talent and skill IMHO – perfectly matched voices. And the funny thing is that I can’t find this album mentioned on the site?? Seems highly unlikely – unless I’m not searching properly. (Edit: I wasn't - must've missed a comma or something ...)
The reason I’m listening to it is because I had a message from a friend who is currently in England – she’s visiting Winchester Cathedral today and my brain immediately went to Graham Nash’s song. There are some simply beautiful tracks on this album, as with most of their early work. My world of music would be so much poorer without these guys …
"Carried Away"
... and the final track which lends new meaning to ending on a high note! Or an upbeat one, at least.
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