Crosby, Stills, and Nash Demos CD

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List Price	$21.97 (You save $4.28)
Category	Rock/Pop Albums, Rap CDs, Folk Rock
Label	Rhino
Orig Year	2009
All Time Sales Rank	274836
CD Universe Part number	6719830
Discs	1
Release Date	Aug 31, 2005
Studio/Live	Studio
Producer	Graham Nash; Neil Young; Stephen Stills; Joel Bernstein; Graham Nash (Compilation); Joel Bernstein (Compilation)
Engineer	Henry Lewy; Larry Cox; Russ Gary; Bill Halverson
Personnel	Neil Young - vocals, guitar Graham Nash - vocals, guitar, piano Stephen Stills - vocals, guitar, drums

Crosby, Stills, and Nash Demos Songs

	1.	Marrakesh Express
	2.	Almost Cut My Hair
	3.	You Don't Have to Cry
	4.	Deja Vu
	5.	Sleep Song
	6.	My Love Is a Gentle Thing
	7.	Be Yourself
	8.	Music Is Love
	9.	Singing Call
	10.	Long Time Gone
	11.	Chicago
	12.	Love the One You're With

Demos Music Review

4 stars A Fun Listen
An interesting collection of songs you have already heard--intersting in that they represent one stage in the total evolution from first cut to the finished product. Listen to this, then listen to Stills' "Just Roll Tape" album. It's just plain fun.
Submitted by alanrgregg (Hobe Sound FL USA)
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5 stars Self Judgement For Yourself
If your a strong admirer of CSN (with help from NY on one tune) then I say get this. I gave it 5 stars because of the production and engineering, and also the fact that it was quite unique to hear these songs in nothing but an acoustic mode only. Very different indeed. Stephen Stills' vocals are superb on his tunes. Graham Nash sings his with melodic-like storytelling phrasing. David Crosby has freshness and taste with every song. On his "Music Is Love" he enlists help from Graham Nash (and soon to be if not already fourth member of the trio turned off and on quartet) and Neil Young on harmony back-up vocals. So should you ponder weather to buy or not, remember it is another CS&N jewel. Now go get it, asap, and enjoy.
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