DAVID CROSBY   STEPHEN STILLS   and   GRAHAM NASH

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CSN - ACOUSTIC

"CSN is vibrant as ever. It was magical" - The Japan Times

"Perhaps the concert of the year with an acoustic set..........their vocal harmonies were astounding, even by their own high standards" - Good Times Santa Cruz, CA

VHS - PAL - NEW - NEVER PLAYED!! - VERY RARE!! - Small Plastic Box - Colour - G-Rated - 80-minutes - Music - 1991-release

This fascinating career retrospective of one of the most successful acts of the '60's through the '80's, still carries remarkable resonance in today's politically charged climate.
 

Filmed live in San Francisco, this VHS features 16 acoustic CSN performance.
























NOTE - Contains 20-minutes more of concert footage than the on-air broadcast and 2-songs not available on any Crosby, Stills and Nash recordings - "Try To Find Me" - Graham Nash and "1000 Roads" - David Crosby

Tracklist

1Déjà Vu
2Helplessly Hoping
3Just A Song Before I Go
4Guinnevere
5Marrakesh Express
6Long Time Gone
To The Last Whale
7ACritical Mass
7BWind On The Water
8Try To Find Me
91000 Roads
10For What It's Worth
11Taken At All
12Wooden Ships
13Suite: Judy Blue Eyes
14Our House
15Daylight Again / Find The Cost Of Freedom
16

Teach Your Children


Here's a very good example of three close friends

sharing something more than the stage.


A little bit brused, but in good shape, CS&N played

for 1 1/2 hours a bunch of timeless classics (Deja Vú,

Helplessly Hoping, Marrakesh Express, Just a song

before I Go, Our house) and stayed in touch with

 their audience, joking and making them sing.


Taped at the Warfield theatre in San Francisco, CA 

in 1991, the show (and, of course, the video!) was

called Acoustic.


They play with no back-up band, just with their

acoustic guitars (Stills sometimes plays electric) and

a piano.


The voices sound great, pretty much in tune.


There is one jewel included in this performance: the

song "Taken At All".


First released on the Crosby & Nash LP "Whistling

Down The Wire", the song was never performed by

the trio until this very show.


The vocal harmonies blend beautifully and you can

feel the magic come back to life!


At the end, there's a superb version of "Suite: Judy

Blue Eyes" and a funny "Teach Your Children".


LONG LIVE CS&N!