CSNY 1974
CROSBY, STILLS, NASH
& YOUNG ANNOUNCE THE RELEASE OF CSNY 1974
THE LONG AWAITED BOXED
SET WITH 40 LIVE TRACKS,
ALL PREVIOUSLY
UNRELEASED, FROM THEIR
HISTORIC 1974 SUMMER
TOUR 40 YEARS AGO
SEVERAL VERSIONS WILL
BE AVAILABLE JULY 8 FROM CSNY & RHINO,
INCLUDING PREVIOUSLY
UNRELEASED CONCERT FOOTAGE, AND A LIMITED EDITION SET PRESENTED IN A CUSTOM
WOOD BOX
David Crosby, Stephen
Stills, Graham Nash, and Neil Young announce the release of CSNY
1974, the long awaited boxed set from their historic 1974 tour will be
available July 7/8. The forty (40) previously unreleased tracks recorded forty
(40) years ago will be packaged in several formats and configurations and
released July 7 in international territories, and July 8 in the United States.
The box set includes all 40 tracks, a 188-page booklet of never before seen
tour photos, and a bonus DVD of previously unreleased concert footage; the box
is available as a 3CD/DVD set or Pure Audio Blu-Ray (192kHz/24-bit)/DVD set.
Long-rumored and highly anticipated,
CSNY
1974 captures the band’s one-of-a-kind harmonic alchemy during its remarkable
outdoor stadium tour, a trek that spanned more than two months, and included 31
concerts, in 24 cities, with combined audiences of over a million people. Produced
by Graham Nash and Joel Bernstein, the box set mirrors the
electric/acoustic/electric format that the band followed each night on stage,
representing an idealized version of a show from the tour.
The box set includes some of CSNY’s
best-known music; songs like “Suite: Judy Blue Eyes,” “Helpless,” “Wooden
Ships,” and “Teach Your Children.” During the 1974 tour, CSNY also introduced
new songs that emerged later on various albums, like Crosby’s “Time After
Time,” Nash’s “Fieldworker,” and Stills’ “First Things First.” Several songs by
Young are previously unreleased, including “Traces,” “Love/Art Blues,” “Goodbye
Dick,” and “Hawaiian Sunrise.”
CSNY 1974 will be available from CSNY and Rhino in several different configurations
listed below, on July 8, nearly 40 years to the date after the tour’s first
show on July 9, 1974.
·
CSNY 1974 (3CD & Bonus DVD)
- Boxed set with 40 audio tracks on 3 CDs, a
bonus DVD of 8 previously unreleased, restored archival video performances &
a 188-page booklet
·
CSNY 1974 (Pure Audio Blu-Ray & Bonus DVD) - 40 high-resolution 192kHz/24-bit audio
tracks on a Pure Audio Blu-Ray disc, plus the bonus DVD & a 188-page booklet
·
CSNY 1974 (Digital) - All audio tracks
will be available for download.
·
CSNY 1974 (Digital Deluxe Edition) All audio
tracks will be available for download, plus digital booklet, and bonus video
digital download.
·
CSNY 1974 (Single CD)– 16 tracks, electric and acoustic, selected from
the collection
CSNY 1974
Track Listings for the following configurations:
3CD/ Bonus DVD OR Pure Audio Blu-Ray / Bonus
DVD
Disc One – First Set
1.
“Love The One You’re With”
2.
“Wooden Ships”
3.
“Immigration Man”
4.
“Helpless”
5.
“Carry Me”
6.
“Johnny’s Garden”
7.
“Traces”
8.
“Grave Concern”
9.
“On The
Beach”
10.
“Black Queen”
11.
“Almost Cut My Hair”
Disc Two – Second Set
1.
“Change Partners”
2.
“The Lee Shore”
3.
“Only Love Can Break Your Heart”
4.
“Our House”
5.
“Fieldworker”
6.
“Guinevere”
7.
“Time After Time”
8.
“Prison Song”
9.
“Long May You Run”
10.
“Goodbye Dick”
11.
“Mellow My Mind”
12.
“Old Man”
13.
“Word Game”
14.
“Myth Of Sisyphus”
15.
“Blackbird”
16.
“Love Art Blues”
17.
“Hawaiian Sunrise”
18.
“Teach Your Children”
19.
“Suite: Judy Blue Eyes”
Disc Three – Third Set
1.
“Déjà Vu”
2.
“My Angel”
3.
“Pre-Road Downs”
4.
“Don’t Be Denied”
5.
“Revolution Blues”
6.
“Military Madness”
7.
“Long Time Gone”
8.
“Pushed It Over The End”
9.
“Chicago”
10.
“Ohio”
Bonus DVD
1.
“Only Love Can Break Your Heart”
2.
“Almost Cut My Hair”
3.
“Grave Concern”
4.
“Old Man”
5.
“Johnny’s Garden”
6.
“Our House”
7.
“Déjà Vu”
8.
“Pushed It
Over The End”
Single CD Track Listing
1.
“Love The One You're With”
2.
“Wooden Ships”
3.
“Immigration Man”
4.
“Helpless”
5.
“Johnny's Garden”
6.
“The Lee Shore”
7.
“Change Partners”
8.
“Only Love Can Break Your
Heart
9.
“Our House”
10. “Guinevere”
11. “Old Man”
12. “Teach Your Children”
13. “Suite: Judy Blue Eyes”
14. “Long Time Gone”
15. “Chicago”
16. “Ohio”
Graham Nash with Classic Rock radio's Jon Kirkman October 2013.
Photograph Carol Clough
You can listen to Graham Nash in conversation with Classic Rock Radio's Jon Kirkman by goign to the Classic Ropck Radio Listen Again Feature Here
http://classicrockradio.eu/listenagain/?p=episode&name=2013-11-21_graham_nash_wild_tales_feature.mp3
Scroll down the page to the bottom of the page where the play link is
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