CROSBY, STILLS, NASH & YOUNG Four Way Street 1971 UK 1st PRESS - UNPLAYED
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Nov 24, 2016
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CROSBY, STILLS, NASH & YOUNG 4 Way Street 1971 UK ATLANTIC 1st PRESS - UNPLAYED
CROSBY, STILLS, NASH & YOUNGFour Way Street
UK ATLANTIC (DELUXE 2400132/3) FIRST PRESSING (May 1971)
Recorded live at the Fillmore East, New York, June 2-7, 1970;
Auditorium Theatre, Chicago, July 5-6, 1970,
and the LA Forum, Inglewood, CA, June 26 & 28, 1970
AN EXCEPTIONAL ORIGINAL COPY - LOOKS UNPLAYED
RECORDS: MINT both records look unplayed - no spindle traces or signs of use and all four surfaces shine like new - both records still had static cling to their inners (like new records) as I don't think they had ever been taken out of their sleeves before today
SLEEVE: EXCELLENT the heavy duty original 1971 US gatefold has surface rub and edge and spine rub but it is good and solid without any structural damage - the inside pasted-on textured panel is mint
GATEFOLD INSERT: MINT
*NOTE: I have not played this copy but left it in what I consider its pristine unplayed state so a clean is recommended before trying it out - of course it is fully guaranteed (see below)
PRESSED WITH THE UK RED/PLUM ATLANTIC LABELS
MATRICES Record One: 2400132 A?1 1 2 / 2400132 B//2 1 2
MATRICES Record Two: 2400133 C?1 1 2 / 2400133 D?1 1 2
THE TWO RECORDS ARE HOUSED IN THE ORIGINAL HEAVY CARD 1971 US GATEFOLD (used before the UK EJ Day sleeves were printed) WITH UK ATLANTIC CATALOGUE NUMBER STICKER TO THE BACK
COMPLETE WITH THE TWO ORIGINAL UK POLY-LINED INNER SLEEVES, DATE CODED FOR MARCH/APRIL 1971
AND GATEFOLD LYRIC INSERT
Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young had come out of Woodstock as the hottest new music act on the planet, and followed it up with Deja Vu, recorded across the second half of 1969 and released in March of 1970, supported by a tour in the summer of that year.
As it happened, despite some phenomenal music-making, the tour was fraught with personal conflicts, and the quartet split up upon its completion.
And 4 Way Street followed, released in April of 1971: a live double-LP set, chock-full of superb music distilled down from a bunch of nights on that tour that more than fulfilled the promise of the group.
Indeed, contained on those original four LP sides was the embodiment of everything great that the unique ethos behind this group -- which was not a "group" but four individuals working together -- might have yielded.
Each of the participants got to show off a significant chunk of his best work, whether presented alone or in tandem with the others, and the shared repertory -- "Long Time Gone," "Ohio" etc. -- binding it all together as more than a documentary of some joint appearances.
Conceptually it was all as diffuse as the concept behind the group, but musically, 4 Way Street was one of the great live rock documents of its time, a status it retains along with such touchstones as the Allman Brothers' At Fillmore East, the live half of the Cream's Wheels of Fire, and the Grateful Dead's Live/Dead; some of the extended guitar jams between Stills and Young ("Southern Man") go on longer than strict musical sense would dictate, but it seemed right at the time, and they capture a form that was far more abused in other hands after this group broke up.
Although Neil Young and Stephen Stills had the advantage of the highest wattage on their songs and their jams together, David Crosby and Graham Nash more than manage to hold their own, not only with some strong and distinctive songs, but also a strong case that less could be more; they reached the more introspective members of their audience, mostly individually, while Stills and Young wowed the crowds collectively.
Side 1:
Suite: Judy Blue Eyes (0:24)
On The Way Home (3:19)
Teach Your Children (2:46)
Triad (5:07)
The Lee Shore (4:14)
Chicago (3:03)
Side 2:
Right Between The Eyes (2:19)
Cowgirl In The Sand (3:50)
Don't Let It Bring You Down (2:35)
49 Bye Byes / America's Children (5:30)
Love The One You're With (2:57)
Side 3:
Pre-Road Downs (2:48)
Long Time Gone (5:33)
Southern Man (13:15)
Side 4:
Ohio (3:24)
Carry On (13:06)
Find The Cost Of Freedom (2:16)
POST & PACKING:
A PROTECTIVE POLY SLEEVE, NEW ANTI-STATIC LINER, QUALITY BOX (NOT ENVELOPE) MAILER AND AMPLE STIFFENERS ARE ALWAYS USED TO ENSURE THAT YOUR RECORD ARRIVES SAFELY
UK: FREE (2nd class standard)
UK: £9.00 (Royal Mail Special Delivery Next Day by 1pm)
EUROPE: Airmail: £14.00 (International Signed For delivery)
INTERNATIONAL: Airmail: £17.00 (International Signed For delivery)
I will combine postage for items purchased within any 10 day period (@£2 for each additional LP).
However, at the end of each 10 day period, all outstanding items will need to be paid for in full and will be posted to you.
Any items purchased after payment will be included in the next 10 period.
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