(Rock, Folk, World, & Country) [LP] [24/96] Crosby & Nash - Another Stoney Evening - 1971(2011), FLAC (tracks+.cue)

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DR13 -7.03 dB -23.82 dB 01 Crosby-Nash - LADO 1- Anticipatory Crowd.wav
DR13 -0.12 dB -18.18 dB 02 Crosby-Nash - Deja Vu.wav
DR12 -1.29 dB -17.92 dB 03 Crosby-Nash - Wooden Ships.wav
DR12 -1.66 dB -17.32 dB 04 Crosby-Nash - Man In The Mirror.wav
DR13 -2.76 dB -20.09 dB 05 Crosby-Nash - Orleans.wav
DR11 -0.45 dB -14.89 dB 06 Crosby-Nash - LADO 2- I Used To Be A King.wav
DR13 -1.20 dB -19.58 dB 07 Crosby-Nash - Traction In The Rain.wav
DR13 -1.84 dB -20.16 dB 08 Crosby-Nash - Lee Shore.wav
DR13 -2.13 dB -18.37 dB 09 Crosby-Nash - Southbound Train.wav
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Number of files: 9
Official DR value: DR12

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DR12 -0.10 dB -17.09 dB 01 Crosby-Nash - LADO 3- Laughing.wav
DR13 -1.25 dB -19.70 dB 02 Crosby-Nash - Triad.wav
DR14 -0.79 dB -21.12 dB 03 Crosby-Nash - Where Will I Be?.wav
DR10 -0.12 dB -15.29 dB 04 Crosby-Nash - Strangers Room.wav
DR12 -0.12 dB -16.19 dB 05 Crosby-Nash - LADO 4- Immigration Man.wav
DR12 -0.91 dB -17.97 dB 06 Crosby-Nash - Guinevere.wav
DR12 -1.65 dB -16.82 dB 07 Crosby-Nash - Teach Your Children.wav
DR14 -23.72 dB -42.30 dB 08 Crosby-Nash - Exit Sounds.wav
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Official DR value: DR12

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Art Direction, Design – George Gruel, Will Nash
Executive Producer – Cree Clover Miller, Donald Miller
Layout – Brian Porizek
Liner Notes – Steve Silberman
Mastered By – Pete Lyman
Mixed By – Graham Nash, Stephen Barncard
Photography – Joel Bernstein, Robert Hammer
Producer – Stephen Barncard
Recorded By – Bill Halverson
Technician [Tape Archivist] – David Marchant, Keith Woods
Notes
Publishing:
David Crosby's songs are published by Stay Straight Music (BMI)
Graham Nash's songs are published by Sony/ATV Songs LLC

Recorded: October 10, 1971 at the Dorothy Chandler Pavilion, L.A.

www.BlueCastleRecords.com
www.CrosbyNash.com

(р)© 2011 Blue Castle Records, L.L.C. Distributed by Alternative Distribution Alliance.
Barcode and Other Identifiers
Barcode: 8 52550 03122 1
Matrix / Runout (Side A Runout): BCR31221-1A S75939 A RE1
Matrix / Runout (Side B Runout): BCR31221-B S-75940-B RE1
Matrix / Runout (Side C Runout): BCR31221-C S-75941-RE2
Matrix / Runout (Side D Runout): BCR31221-D S-75942 D RE2

The Crosby-Nash subset of CSNY carried with it much of the charm and harmony of the larger group, and together and apart the two singers mined that appeal for several gold albums, especially in the first couple of years after the breakup of CSNY in 1970.
They even inspired bootleggers, who released Another Stoney Evening, drawn from one of their 1971 shows. Hence the title of this belated official release, drawn from a different show at the Dorothy Chandler Pavilion in Los Angeles on October 10. Working with acoustic guitars and piano, they sang some of their more popular CSNY songs ("Deja Vu," "Teach Your Children"), as well as tunes from their solo albums and songs that would turn up on their duo album the following year. Boasting of having "the loosest show on earth" and making cryptic drug references, they nevertheless sang and played well, overcoming with enthusiasm and craft the relative weaknesses of some of the material – Crosby's formlessness, Nash's preciousness. And the camaraderie they shared with each other and their audience even allowed them a certain imperiousness, such as when the drugged performers lectured the drugged audience on how to clap on the right beat.
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