Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young- 4 Way Street-LP

• Format: LP
• Label: Atlantic, Atlantic, Atlantic, Atlantic Recording Corporation, Kinney Music GmbH, Carl v. d. Linnepe, Fillmore East, Auditorium Theatre, Chicago, The Forum, Los Angeles, Artisan Sou
• Catalog number: 60.003
• Country: Germany

Copy notes: Incredible copy. Just about NM except for the faintest of smudge lines that will not effect play - one on each disc. Glossy jacket has no ringwear.

4 Way Street by Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young stands as a vivid snapshot of the group’s dual identity, alternating between intimate acoustic moments and full-throttle rock performances. The album offers a rich mix of songs like "Suite: Judy Blue Eyes" and "Ohio," reflecting the band’s tight harmonies and socially conscious songwriting that defined much of their early sound. The interplay between Crosby, Stills, Nash, and Young here is less a polished studio concoction and more a raw document of four musicians reveling in their shared passion, shifting effortlessly from gentle melodies to explosive energy. This 1971 vinyl pressing carries that live spirit with a clarity that invites focused listening. Presented on a standard LP format, the record shows a glossy surface with only minor, faint marks typical of careful use, rated VG++ for those who appreciate well-preserved vintage pressings. It’s a pressing that fits comfortably in any collection of folk rock or classic rock live albums, offering a chance to experience the group’s dynamic range without needing to chase rarer editions. For anyone curious about the live chemistry behind the songs that shaped late ’60s and early ’70s rock, this record holds its own—and if you’re wondering where to slot it among your favorites, just consider it the musical equivalent of a well-matched quartet tuning up before the set.

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