Crosby & Nash
1974-12-14
Whale And Fieldworkers Benefit
San Francisco, CA
Soundboard Recording
320 kbps
Atrwork Included
01. Intro
02. Deja Vu
03. Lady Of The Island
04. Prison Song
05. Carry me
06. Calley's Song
07. Sleep Song
08. King Of The Mountain
09. Time After Time
10. Guinnevere
11. Fieldworker
12. The Last Whale
13. Wooden Ships
14. What Are Their Names
15. Chicago
16. Long Time Gone
17. crowd
On September 14 1974, when CSNY played their last show of that year’s tour at Wembley Stadium, they probably did not realize that the foursome would not tour again for over 25 years! Even the trio of CSN would take a hiatus from touring together, and while not as long as CSNY’s, it would still be 3 years before they went on the road again. In the interim period, Crosby and Nash went on tour playing their brand of socially conscious rock and roll. As Crosby and Nash were always among the leaders in trying to use rock and roll to bring about social change (think of songs like Chicago, Long Time Gone, Immigration Man and The Last Whale), it’s hardly surprising that the duo played a benefit for Whales and Fieldworkers (quite a combination!) in San Francisco on December 14, 1974, 38 years ago today. Producer/engineer, Wally Heider recorded the show for a live album, which was never released. Fortunately, the tapes have found their way into circulation, providing all of us with this excellent soundboard recording of that show.
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