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Crosby, Stills & Nash - Crosby, Stills & Nash [Atlantic Records SD 8229] (1969)

Dynamic Range Released: 1969
Country: US
Label: Atlantic Records
Catalog: SD 8229
Genre: Rock, Folk Rock

T R A C K L I S T:
01 Suite: Judy Blue Eyes
02 Marrakesh Express
03 Guinnevere
04 You Don't Have To Cry
05 Pre-Road Downs
06 Wooden Ships
07 Lady Of The Island
08 Helplessly Hoping
09 Long Time Gone
10 49 Bye-Byes

Crosby, Stills & Nash
Crosby, Stills & Nash

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Album Review

Jason Ankeny [allmusic.com]

The Crosby, Stills & Nash triumvirate shot to immediate superstardom with the release of its self-titled debut LP, a sparkling set immortalizing the group's amazingly close, high harmonies. While elements of the record haven't dated well -- Nash's Eastern-influenced musings on the hit ''Marrakesh Express'' now seem more than a little silly, while the antiwar sentiments of ''Wooden Ships,'' though well-intentioned, are rather hokey -- the harmonies are absolutely timeless, and the best material remains rock-solid. Stills' gorgeous opener, ''Suite: Judy Blue Eyes,'' in particular, is an epic love song remarkable in its musical and emotional intricacy, Nash's ''Pre-Road Downs'' is buoyant folk-pop underpinned by light psychedelic textures, and Crosby's ''Long Time Gone'' remains a potent indictment of the assassination of Robert Kennedy. A definitive document of its era.