CROSBY & NASH: "Whistling"

Original Released on LP ABC Records ABCD 956 

(US, June 1976)

First edited in June 76, this third album by David Crosby and Graham Nash was also their most immediate and homogeneous-sounding effort to date. The music has an urgent, almost raw feel, and it comes as no surprise to discover that most of the tracks were recorded "live" in the studio with very little overdubbing. Crosby may have been close to running on empty at the time, yet "Time After Time" and "Foolish Man" remain, 32 years later, two of the greatest moments in the man's vast body of work. As for Nash, his "Marguerita" has always been unfortunately overlooked, as has "Broken Bird," co-written with Crosby. This album has been ripped from my original vinyl copy and the sound is amazing good. So I think you must profit of this special occasion. Well, in alternative, you may always go to Amazon and spend about 200 dollars on the remastered CD (or 50 dollars on a used copy). But I doubt you're a rich guy to make such a madness...