Crosby, Stills, Nash and Young Long May You Run 1976

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      Considering all the permutations of Crosby, Stills, Nash and Young I figured I would do something with them at some point. I chose 1976 because Crosby and Nash put out an album as did Stills and Young. As I dug deeper it seemed a better fit than planned, the Stephen Stills and Neil Young album Long May You Run was originally going to have all four of them on it. When David Crosby and Graham Nash left while recording to finish the album they were doing together called Whistling Down the Wire. Annoyed by this, Neil Young removed Crosby and Nash's vocals from the tracks. The next year, however, he released the title song extant with all four members on the album Decade.
      For this interpretation I used "Black Coral", "Midnight on the Bay", "12/8 Blues (All the Same)" and "Fontainebleau" from the Stills-Young Band album Long May You Run but open with the Decade version of "Long May You Run", from the Crosby-Nash album Whistling Down the Wire I picked "Spotlight", "Time After Time", "Out of the Darkness", Mutiny" and "J. B.'s Blues".

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