Complete List Of Crosby, Stills & Nash Albums And Songs

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This Complete List Of Crosby, Stills & Nash Albums And Songs presents the full discography of Crosby, Stills & Nash studio albums. The band was first formed in 1968. This complete Crosby, Stills & Nash discography also includes the group’s live albums and major compilation releases. All these legendary Crosby, Stills & Nash albums have been presented below in chronological order within each section. We have also included original release information and complete track listings for each album.

CROSBY, STILLS, NASH & YOUNG STUDIO ALBUMS

Crosby, Stills & Nash (1969)

Released May 29, 1969

The debut album Crosby, Stills & Nash introduced the world to the close harmonies and distinctive songwriting of David Crosby, Stephen Stills, and Graham Nash. Recorded in 1969, the record blended folk, rock, pop, and jazz touches into a sound that immediately stood apart. Crosby contributed “Guinnevere” and co-wrote “Wooden Ships” with Stills and Paul Kantner. Nash brought songs including “Marrakesh Express” and “Lady of the Island.” Stills supplied “Suite: Judy Blue Eyes” and played much of the instrumentation. The album reached number six on the Billboard 200 and became one of the defining records of its era.

CD Track Listing:

“Suite: Judy Blue Eyes” – 7:25
“Marrakesh Express” – 2:39
“Guinnevere” – 4:39
“You Don’t Have to Cry” – 2:43
“Pre-Road Downs” – 3:01
“Wooden Ships” – 5:27
“Lady of the Island” – 2:39
“Helplessly Hoping” – 2:41
“Long Time Gone” – 4:17
“49 Bye-Byes” – 5:16

Déjà Vu (1970)

Released March 11, 1970

Déjà Vu marked the first Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young studio album with Neil Young as a full member of the group. The record combined folk, rock, and country while preserving the vocal blend that had defined the original trio. Stephen Stills led “Carry On” and “4 + 20,” Graham Nash wrote “Teach Your Children” and “Our House,” and David Crosby brought the title track and “Almost Cut My Hair.” Neil Young contributed “Helpless” and the “Country Girl” medley. Their version of “Woodstock” became another defining track from the album. Déjà Vu reached number one on the Billboard 200 and remains the quartet’s central studio statement.

CD Track Listing:

“Carry On” – 4:26
“Teach Your Children” – 2:53
“Almost Cut My Hair” – 4:31
“Helpless” – 3:33
“Woodstock” – 3:54
“Déjà Vu” – 4:12
“Our House” – 2:59
“4 + 20” – 2:06
“Country Girl (Whiskey Boot Hill / Down Down Down / Country Girl [I Think You’re Pretty])” – 5:11
“Everybody I Love You” – 2:21

CSN (1977)

Released June 17, 1977

CSN was the trio’s first studio album in eight years and brought Crosby, Stills & Nash back together without Neil Young. Recorded at Criteria Studios in Miami, the album paired polished production with the group’s familiar vocal harmonies. David Crosby delivered “Shadow Captain,” Graham Nash contributed the reflective “Cathedral,” and Stephen Stills brought the rhythmic “Fair Game.” “Just a Song Before I Go” became one of the group’s biggest singles and reached the Top 10 on the Billboard Hot 100. The album itself peaked at number two on the Billboard 200 and achieved multi-platinum status. Songs such as “Dark Star,” “Cold Rain,” and “In My Dreams” helped make it one of the strongest albums of the trio’s later career.

CD Track Listing:

“Shadow Captain” – 4:32
“See the Changes” – 2:56
“Carried Away” – 2:29
“Fair Game” – 3:30
“Anything at All” – 3:01
“Cathedral” – 5:15
“Dark Star” – 4:43
“Just a Song Before I Go” – 2:12
“Run from Tears” – 4:09
“Cold Rain” – 2:33
“In My Dreams” – 5:12
“I Give You Give Blind” – 3:21

Daylight Again (1982)

Released June 21, 1982

Daylight Again grew out of Stephen Stills and Graham Nash sessions before David Crosby rejoined the project. The finished album used a polished early-1980s sound while keeping the trio’s trademark harmonies at its center. Nash’s “Wasted on the Way” reached number nine on the Billboard Hot 100. Stills’ “Southern Cross” became one of the band’s most enduring songs. Crosby’s “Delta” provides a quieter and more reflective contrast to the album’s radio-oriented material. Daylight Again reached number eight on the Billboard 200 and was certified platinum.

CD Track Listing:

“Turn Your Back on Love” – 4:47
“Wasted on the Way” – 2:52
“Southern Cross” – 4:41
“Into the Darkness” – 3:24
“Delta” – 4:14
“Since I Met You” – 3:11
“Too Much Love to Hide” – 3:57
“Song for Susan” – 3:07
“You Are Alive” – 3:05
“Might as Well Have a Good Time” – 4:25
“Daylight Again / Find the Cost of Freedom” – 2:30

American Dream (1988)

Released November 1, 1988

American Dream reunited Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young for their first studio album together since Déjà Vu. Neil Young’s title track gave the project a sharp political edge while the other members brought songs rooted in personal reflection and relationships. Graham Nash contributed “Got It Made,” Stephen Stills brought “That Girl,” and David Crosby’s “Compass” reflected a deeply personal period in his life. The quartet’s harmonies remained the foundation of the album even as the production reflected the late 1980s. American Dream reached number 16 on the Billboard 200 and was certified platinum. Despite mixed critical reaction, it remains a significant chapter in the group’s studio history.

CD Track Listing:

“American Dream” – 3:17
“Got It Made” – 4:58
“Name of Love” – 4:36
“Don’t Say Goodbye” – 4:22
“This Old House” – 4:44
“Nighttime for the Generals” – 4:25
“Shadowland” – 4:30
“Drivin’ Thunder” – 4:45
“Clear Blue Skies” – 3:05
“That Girl” – 3:30
“Compass” – 5:17
“Soldiers of Peace” – 3:12
“Feel Your Love” – 4:10
“Night Song” – 4:18

Live It Up (1990)

Released June 1990

Live It Up was Crosby, Stills & Nash’s studio return at the beginning of the 1990s and leaned heavily into contemporary production. The title track opened the album with a glossy pop-rock sound that differed from the trio’s earlier records. “If Anybody Had a Heart” and “Haven’t We Lost Enough?” emphasized the group’s ballad side. David Crosby’s “Arrows” added one of the album’s more personal moments. Branford Marsalis appears on saxophone, while Joe Vitale contributed drums and keyboards. The album captures the trio adapting to a changing production style while still relying on the vocal blend that defined their work.

CD Track Listing:

“Live It Up” – 3:54
“If Anybody Had a Heart” – 4:28
“Tomboy” – 3:18
“Haven’t We Lost Enough?” – 3:06
“Yours and Mine” – 4:44
“(Got to Keep) Open” – 4:48
“Straight Line” – 3:17
“House of Broken Dreams” – 4:47
“Arrows” – 3:54
“After the Dolphin” – 5:03

After the Storm (1994)

Released August 16, 1994

After the Storm moved Crosby, Stills & Nash toward a more organic sound after the polished production of their previous studio albums. Glyn Johns worked with the trio on a record built around their voices, guitars, and a more natural band sound. “Only Waiting for You” opens the album with Stephen Stills’ guitar and the group’s familiar harmonies. Graham Nash’s “Unequal Love” and the title track add a reflective tone, while David Crosby’s “Camera” brings another introspective piece. The Beatles’ “In My Life” gives the album one of its most familiar outside compositions. “Panama” closes the complete 12-track album.

CD Track Listing:

“Only Waiting for You” – 3:57
“Find a Dream” – 3:51
“Camera” – 4:18
“Unequal Love” – 4:44
“Till It Shines” – 4:19
“It Won’t Go Away” – 4:17
“These Empty Days” – 2:30
“In My Life” – 2:20
“Street to Lean On” – 3:36
“Bad Boyz” – 4:16
“After the Storm” – 3:34
“Panama” – 4:15

Looking Forward (1999)

Released October 26, 1999

Looking Forward became the final studio album released by Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young as a quartet. Neil Young rejoined Crosby, Stills & Nash for a collection that blended the four members’ individual styles. Young’s title track carries a hopeful tone, while Stephen Stills’ “Faith in Me” adds a more driving sound. David Crosby’s “Stand and Be Counted” and Graham Nash’s “Heartland” bring reflective and socially conscious themes. The album continued to rely on the group’s vocal blend while using a contemporary late-1990s production approach. It closed the studio discography of Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young.

CD Track Listing:

“Faith in Me” – 4:21
“Looking Forward” – 3:07
“Stand and Be Counted” – 4:52
“Heartland” – 4:28
“Seen Enough” – 5:14
“Slowpoke” – 4:31
“Dream for Him” – 5:03
“No Tears Left” – 5:08
“Out of Control” – 4:09
“Someday Soon” – 3:44
“Queen of Them All” – 4:23
“Sanibel” – 4:21

CROSBY, STILLS, NASH & YOUNG COMPILATION ALBUMS

So Far (1974)

Released August 19, 1974

So Far gathered key material from the group’s first two studio albums along with the single “Ohio” and its B-side, “Find the Cost of Freedom.” Joni Mitchell designed the album’s distinctive cover artwork. The collection includes “Suite: Judy Blue Eyes,” “Teach Your Children,” “Woodstock,” “Our House,” and “Helpless.” Its compact program captured both the trio and quartet sides of the group’s early career. So Far reached number one on the Billboard 200 and became one of the group’s most successful releases. It remains one of the most direct introductions to the classic Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young catalog.

CD Track Listing:

“Déjà Vu” – 4:12
“Helplessly Hoping” – 2:41
“Wooden Ships” – 5:22
“Teach Your Children” – 2:53
“Ohio” – 3:00
“Find the Cost of Freedom” – 2:01
“Woodstock” – 3:52
“Our House” – 2:59
“Helpless” – 3:33
“Guinnevere” – 4:38
“Suite: Judy Blue Eyes” – 7:24

Replay (1980)

Released December 1980

Replay is a 1980 compilation built from Crosby, Stills & Nash recordings along with selected solo and related material. Rather than functioning as a conventional greatest-hits collection, it mixes familiar songs with deeper catalog selections. The album includes an edited version of “Carry On” as well as Stephen Stills solo recordings such as “Love the One You’re With” and “Change Partners.” “Marrakesh Express” and “Just a Song Before I Go” sit beside less obvious choices such as “First Things First” and “I Give You Give Blind.” Graham Nash’s “Cathedral” closes the 11-track collection.

CD Track Listing:

“Carry On” (edited version) – 3:17
“Marrakesh Express” – 2:36
“Just a Song Before I Go” – 2:12
“First Things First” – 2:16
“Shadow Captain” – 4:32
“To the Last Whale… (Critical Mass/Wind on the Water)” – 5:30
“Love the One You’re With” (Stephen Stills solo) – 3:13
“Pre-Road Downs” – 3:03
“Change Partners” (Stephen Stills solo) – 2:12
“I Give You Give Blind” – 3:21
“Cathedral” – 5:15

CSN (1991)

Released September 30, 1991

The four-CD CSN box set surveys more than two decades of Crosby, Stills & Nash recordings, including group, duet, solo, live, demo, and previously unreleased material. Graham Nash and Gerry Tolman assembled a collection that reaches from the group’s earliest sessions into the beginning of the 1990s. The set contains 77 tracks and includes alternate versions alongside well-known recordings. “Suite: Judy Blue Eyes,” “Teach Your Children,” “Ohio,” “Southern Cross,” and “Daylight Again” appear alongside deep cuts and archival material. The collection also follows the individual careers of Crosby, Stills, and Nash between group projects. It remains the most extensive official anthology of their interconnected catalog.

CD Track Listings:

Disc One

“Suite: Judy Blue Eyes”
“Helplessly Hoping”
“You Don’t Have To Cry”
“Wooden Ships”
“Guinnevere”
“Marrakesh Express”
“Long Time Gone”
“Blackbird”
“Lady of the Island”
“Song With No Words (Tree With No Leaves)”
“Almost Cut My Hair”
“Teach Your Children”
“Horses Through A Rainstorm”
“Déjà Vu”
“Helpless”
“4 + 20”
“Laughing”
“Carry On/Questions”

Disc Two

“Woodstock”
“Ohio”
“Love the One You’re With”
“Our House”
“Old Times Good Times”
“The Lee Shore”
“Music Is Love”
“I’d Swear There Was Somebody Here”
“Man in the Mirror”
“Black Queen”
“Military Madness”
“Urge For Going”
“I Used to Be a King”
“Simple Man”
“Southbound Train”
“Change Partners”
“My Love is a Gentle Thing”
“Word Game”
“Johnny’s Garden”
“So Begins The Task”
“Turn Back The Pages”

Disc Three

“See the Changes”
“It Doesn’t Matter”
“Immigration Man”
“Chicago/We Can Change The World”
“Homeward Through The Haze”
“Where Will I Be?”
“Page 43”
“Carry Me”
“Cowboy of Dreams”
“Bittersweet”
“To the Last Whale”
“Prison Song”
“Another Sleep Song”
“Taken At All”
“In My Dreams”
“Just a Song Before I Go”
“Shadow Captain”
“Dark Star”
“Cathedral”

Disc Four

“Wasted On the Way”
“Barrel Of Pain (Half-Life)”
“Southern Cross”
“Daylight Again: A. Daylight Again/B. Find The Cost Of Freedom”
“Thoroughfare Gap”
“Wild Tales”
“Dear Mr. Fantasy”
“Cold Rain”
“Got It Made”
“Tracks In The Dust”
“As I Come Of Age”
“50/50”
“Drive My Car”
“Delta”
“Soldiers of Peace”
“Yours and Mine”
“Haven’t We Lost Enough?”
“After the Dolphin”
“Find The Cost Of Freedom”

Carry On (1991)

Released December 2, 1991

Carry On followed the four-disc CSN box set as a shorter two-CD anthology aimed largely at international markets. Its 36 tracks pull from the same broad family of Crosby, Stills & Nash group, solo, duet, and quartet recordings. Familiar songs such as “Woodstock,” “Teach Your Children,” “Ohio,” and “Southern Cross” are mixed with alternate and previously unreleased material. Neil Young appears on several of the Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young selections. The collection spans the group’s early years through recordings from the beginning of the 1990s.

CD Track Listings:

Disc One

“Woodstock”
“Marrakesh Express”
“You Don’t Have to Cry”
“Teach Your Children”
“Love the One You’re With”
“Almost Cut My Hair”
“Wooden Ships”
“Dark Star”
“Helpless”
“Chicago/We Can Change the World”
“Cathedral”
“4 + 20”
“Our House”
“To the Last Whale… (Critical Mass/Wind on the Water)”
“Change Partners”
“Just a Song Before I Go”
“Ohio”
“Wasted on the Way”
“Southern Cross”

Disc Two

“Suite: Judy Blue Eyes”
“Carry On/Questions”
“Horses Through a Rainstorm”
“Johnny’s Garden”
“Guinnevere”
“Helplessly Hoping”
“The Lee Shore”
“Taken at All”
“Shadow Captain”
“As I Come of Age”
“Drive My Car”
“Dear Mr. Fantasy”
“In My Dreams”
“Yours and Mine”
“Haven’t We Lost Enough?”
“After the Dolphin”
“Find the Cost of Freedom”

Greatest Hits (2005)

Released March 15, 2005

Greatest Hits is a single-disc Crosby, Stills & Nash collection released by Rhino in 2005. Its 19 tracks bring together signature recordings from different periods of the group’s career. “Suite: Judy Blue Eyes,” “Helplessly Hoping,” “Southern Cross,” “Cathedral,” and “Wasted on the Way” sit beside other familiar CSN and CSNY recordings. The sequence emphasizes the group’s harmonies while moving between early folk-rock and later studio work. It remains one of the most accessible compact introductions to the Crosby, Stills & Nash catalog.

CD Track Listing:

“Suite: Judy Blue Eyes”
“Shadow Captain”
“Helplessly Hoping”
“Long Time Gone”
“Our House”
“Southern Cross”
“Marrakesh Express”
“Guinnevere”
“See the Changes”
“Teach Your Children”
“Wooden Ships”
“Just a Song Before I Go”
“Delta”
“49 Bye-Byes”
“Wasted on the Way”
“Carry On”
“In My Dreams”
“Cathedral”
“Daylight Again”

Demos (2009)

Released June 2, 2009

Demos gathers stripped-down recordings made during the formative years of Crosby, Stills & Nash and their related solo work. Many of the performances feature the songwriter alone or with minimal accompaniment, giving familiar songs a more intimate character. Early versions of “Marrakesh Express,” “Almost Cut My Hair,” “Déjà Vu,” and “Chicago” reveal how the material sounded before its better-known studio treatments. “Music Is Love” features David Crosby, Graham Nash, and Neil Young, while “Long Time Gone” pairs Crosby with Stephen Stills. The collection closes with Stills performing “Love the One You’re With.” It offers a concise look at the songwriting process behind a major part of the group’s early catalog.

CD Track Listing:

“Marrakesh Express” – 2:23
“Almost Cut My Hair” – 5:26
“You Don’t Have to Cry” – 1:23
“Déjà Vu” – 6:37
“Sleep Song” – 3:01
“My Love Is a Gentle Thing” – 2:06
“Be Yourself” – 2:58
“Music Is Love” – 4:15
“Singing Call” – 3:02
“Long Time Gone” – 4:36
“Chicago” – 2:52
“Love the One You’re With” – 3:13

The Solo Albums (2026)

Released April 18, 2026

The Solo Albums is a four-LP Crosby, Stills & Nash box set released for Record Store Day on April 18, 2026. The collection brings together Stephen Stills’ self-titled debut, David Crosby’s If I Could Only Remember My Name, and Graham Nash’s Songs for Beginners. A fourth LP adds demos, session material, and other rarities tied to the three solo albums. Rhino issued the limited set on black vinyl as part of its 2026 Record Store Day program. Its 42-track program closes with David Crosby’s “Fugue.”

LP Track Listings:

LP One: Stephen Stills, Stephen Stills

“Love the One You’re With”
“Do for the Others”
“Church (Part of Someone)”
“Old Times Good Times”
“Go Back Home”
“Sit Yourself Down”
“To a Flame”
“Black Queen”
“Cherokee”
“We Are Not Helpless”

LP Two: David Crosby, If I Could Only Remember My Name

“Music Is Love”
“Cowboy Movie”
“Tamalpais High (At About 3)”
“Laughing”
“What Are Their Names”
“Traction in the Rain”
“Song With No Words (Tree With No Leaves)”
“Orleans”
“I’d Swear There Was Somebody There”

LP Three: Graham Nash, Songs for Beginners

“Military Madness”
“Better Days”
“Wounded Bird”
“I Used to Be a King”
“Be Yourself”
“Simple Man”
“Man in the Mirror”
“There’s Only One”
“Sleep Song”
“Chicago”
“We Can Change the World”

LP Four: Solo Rarities

“The Treasure” – Stephen Stills
“Dancer” – David Crosby
“Be Yourself” (Demo) – Graham Nash
“Coast Road” – David Crosby
“Everybody’s Been Burned” – Graham Nash
“My Love Is a Gentle Thing” – Stephen Stills
“Kids and Dogs” – David Crosby
“Chicago” (Demo) – Graham Nash
“No Name Jam” – Stephen Stills
“Do for the Others” (Live) – Stephen Stills & Steven Fromholz
“Sleep Song” (Demo) – Graham Nash
“Fugue” – David Crosby

CROSBY, STILLS, NASH & YOUNG LIVE ALBUMS

4 Way Street (1971)

Released April 7, 1971

4 Way Street captures Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young on their 1970 tour and became one of the defining live albums of the period. The acoustic and electric performances reveal both the group’s intimate harmony singing and its ability to stretch songs into long rock performances. The acoustic program includes “Teach Your Children,” “Triad,” “The Lee Shore,” and individual songs from the four members. The electric disc centers on “Southern Man,” “Ohio,” “Carry On,” and “Long Time Gone.” Stephen Stills and Neil Young’s guitar interplay gives the heavier performances much of their power. The album reached number one on the Billboard 200.

Expanded CD Track Listing:

Disc One

“Suite: Judy Blue Eyes” – 0:33
“On the Way Home” – 3:19
“Teach Your Children” – 2:46
“Triad” – 5:07
“The Lee Shore” – 4:14
“Chicago” – 3:03
“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” – 4:07
“Love the One You’re With” – 2:57
“King Midas in Reverse” – 3:43
“Laughing” – 3:36
“Black Queen” – 6:45
“Medley: The Loner, Cinnamon Girl, Down by the River” – 9:41

Disc Two

“Pre-Road Downs” – 2:48
“Long Time Gone” – 5:33
“Southern Man” – 13:15
“Ohio” – 3:24
“Carry On” – 13:06
“Find the Cost of Freedom” – 2:16

Allies (1983)

Released June 6, 1983

Allies is an unusual Crosby, Stills & Nash release that combines live performances with two studio recordings. “War Games” and “Raise a Voice” provide the studio material at the beginning of the album. The remaining tracks draw from the group’s 1982 live performances and include “Dark Star,” “For What It’s Worth,” “Wasted on the Way,” and “Teach Your Children.” Its hybrid structure makes the record different from a straightforward concert album. The collection captures the trio’s early-1980s stage sound while adding two then-new songs.

CD Track Listing:

“War Games” – 2:57
“Raise a Voice” – 4:30
“Turn Your Back on Love” – 4:47
“Barrel of Pain (Half-Life)” – 5:17
“Shadow Captain” – 5:04
“Dark Star” – 4:57
“Blackbird” – 2:38
“He Played Real Good for Free” – 2:37
“For What It’s Worth” – 5:31
“Wasted on the Way” – 2:55
“Teach Your Children” – 2:46
“Chicago/We Can Change the World” – 4:03

Déjà Vu Live (2008)

Released July 22, 2008

Déjà Vu Live documents Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young during the 2006 Freedom of Speech tour and accompanied Neil Young’s documentary CSNY/Déjà Vu. Much of the newer material came from Young’s Living with War project. “Wooden Ships” and “Déjà Vu” appear beside songs including “Shock and Awe,” “Families,” and “Looking for a Leader.” The album reflects the explicitly political focus of the tour while retaining several songs from the group’s earlier catalog. Its full 17-track program also includes “Find the Cost of Freedom,” “Teach Your Children,” a reprise of the theme, and the bonus track “The Restless Consumer.”

CD Track Listing:

“What Are Their Names?”
“Living With War – Theme”
“After the Garden”
“Military Madness”
“Let’s Impeach the President”
“Déjà Vu”
“Shock and Awe”
“Families”
“Wooden Ships”
“Looking for a Leader”
“For What It’s Worth”
“Living With War”
“Roger and Out”
“Find the Cost of Freedom”
“Teach Your Children”
“Living With War – Theme (Reprise)”
“The Restless Consumer”

CSN 2012 (2012)

Released July 17, 2012

CSN 2012 captures Crosby, Stills & Nash in concert during their 2012 tour. The release pairs a concert film with a two-CD audio program and presents material from across the trio’s career. Group standards such as “Marrakesh Express,” “Southern Cross,” and “Wooden Ships” appear alongside solo and related songs. Newer material includes “Radio” and “Almost Gone.” The 25-track audio program also features “Cathedral,” “Our House,” and “For What It’s Worth.” The set closes with “Suite: Judy Blue Eyes.”

CD Track Listings:

Disc One

“Carry On/Questions” – 8:43
“Marrakesh Express” – 3:44
“Long Time Gone” – 6:30
“Military Madness” – 4:16
“Southern Cross” – 5:09
“Lay Me Down” – 5:08
“Almost Gone” – 4:33
“Wasted on the Way” – 3:33
“Radio” – 3:48
“Bluebird” – 7:18
“Déjà Vu” – 13:18
“Wooden Ships” – 10:40

Disc Two

“Helplessly Hoping” – 5:02
“In Your Name” – 5:06
“Girl from the North Country” – 4:51
“As I Come of Age” – 4:09
“Guinnevere” – 7:01
“Johnny’s Garden” – 5:22
“So Begins the Task” – 4:03
“Cathedral” – 7:58
“Our House” – 3:46
“Love the One You’re With” – 7:14
“For What It’s Worth” – 5:55
“Teach Your Children” – 5:06
“Suite: Judy Blue Eyes” – 9:20

CSNY 1974 (2014)

Released July 8, 2014

CSNY 1974 documents the quartet’s massive 1974 reunion tour, four decades after the concerts took place. Graham Nash and Joel Bernstein produced the collection from performances recorded across the tour. The three-CD edition contains 40 audio tracks arranged to reflect the electric, acoustic, and electric format of the shows. Group standards sit beside solo songs and material that had not been officially released at the time of the tour. “Love Art Blues,” “Hawaiian Sunrise,” and “Pushed It Over The End” are among the rarities included. The set captures the wide musical range of Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young during one of their biggest touring years.

CD Track Listings:

Disc One

“Love The One You’re With”
“Wooden Ships”
“Immigration Man”
“Helpless”
“Carry Me”
“Johnny’s Garden”
“Traces”
“Grave Concern”
“On The Beach”
“Black Queen”
“Almost Cut My Hair”

Disc Two

“Change Partners”
“The Lee Shore”
“Only Love Can Break Your Heart”
“Our House”
“Fieldworker”
“Guinevere”
“Time After Time”
“Prison Song”
“Long May You Run”
“Goodbye Dick”
“Mellow My Mind”
“Old Man”
“Word Game”
“Myth Of Sisyphus”
“Blackbird”
“Love Art Blues”
“Hawaiian Sunrise”
“Teach Your Children”
“Suite: Judy Blue Eyes”

Disc Three

“Déjà Vu”
“My Angel”
“Pre-Road Downs”
“Don’t Be Denied”
“Revolution Blues”
“Military Madness”
“Long Time Gone”
“Pushed It Over The End”
“Chicago”
“Ohio”

Live At The Fillmore East, 1969 (2024)

Released October 25, 2024

Live At The Fillmore East, 1969 was released by Rhino in 2024 from the quartet’s September 20, 1969 concert at New York’s Fillmore East. The performance came during the group’s first tour and only a month after Woodstock. Its acoustic set includes “Suite: Judy Blue Eyes,” “Guinnevere,” “Our House,” and several songs connected to the members’ earlier and solo work. The electric set expands into “Wooden Ships,” “Sea Of Madness,” and Neil Young’s “Down By The River.” Stephen Stills and Neil Young compiled and mixed the original eight-track concert recordings with John Hanlon. The 17-track album closes with “Find The Cost Of Freedom.”