Crosby and Nash - 1976-09-10 - Wollman Rink, NY (HQ Audience)

Crosby & Nash

1976-09-10

Dr. Pepper Music Festival

Wollman Rink

Central Park, NY

HQ Audience Recording

320 kbps

Wollman Rink,

Central Park, NYC

CD 1:

01. tuning

02. Pre Road Downs

03. Immigration Man

04. The Lee Shore

05. Take The Money And Run

06. Page 43

07. So It Goes

08. Naked In The Rain

09. Foolish Man

10. Spotlight

11. Love Works Out

12. Simple Man

13. Fiddle Tune

14. Our House

15. Out Of Darkness

16. Guinevere

CD 2:

01. King Of The Mountain

02. Carry Me

03. Wind On The Water

04. Deja Vu

05. Miltary Madness

06. Almost Cut My Hair

07. Wooden ships

Encores:

08. Chicago

09. Teach Your Children

10. Long Time Gone

notes: with David Lindley

Crosby and Nash - 1976-09-10 - Wollman Rink, NY (HQ Aud)

In 1976, the 4 members of CSNY found themselves operating as 2 separate duos. One, led by Stephen Stills and Neil Young, recorded the album Long May You Run during the spring, then went on tour in the summer. Within days of hitting the road together, all the tensions that existed between the 2 since their days with the Buffalo Springfield came to a head. Young bailed after just 9 shows, sending Stills a telegram that read "Dear Stephen, funny how some things that start spontaneously end that way. Eat a peach. Neil." Things were much different for the duo of David Crosby and Graham Nash. They also recorded an album together, Whistling Down The Wire, and went on tour in support of it. Crosby and Nash, however, were harmonious off stage and produced beautiful harmonies on it. This HQ audience recording, from legendary taper Jerry Moore, catches the duo at the Wollman Rink in New York City’s Central Park on September 10, 1976, 36 years ago today. The Wollman Rink was the site of the Schaeffer Music Festival, which ran from June to September from 1968 through 1976, after which Dr. Pepper took over sponsorship (go here for more info). Download this one, therefore, to own a copy of what just might be the last concert ever in the Schaefer Music Festival series. PS - thanks to the folks at rock rare collection fetish for the covers.