4 Way Street

4 Way Street 1971 [click for larger image]

Atlantic 902 1971

Recorded live at The Filmore East, New York, June 2nd-June 7th, 1970 / The Chicago Auditorium, Chicago, Illinois, July 5th, 1970 / The Forum, Los Angeles, California, June 26th-28th, 1970.

Released: April 7, 1971

Produced by: David Crosby, Stephen Stills

Graham Nash and Neil Young

Engineer: Bill Halverson

Art direction/design, photography:

Gary Burden

Photography: Joel Bernstein

Henry Diltz

Personnel

David Crosby – Guitar, Vocals, Producer

Stephen Stills – Guitar, Keyboards, Vocals, Producer

Graham Nash – Guitar, Keyboards, Vocals, Producer

Neil Young – Guitar, Harmonica, Piano, Keyboards,

Vocals, Producer

with

Johnny Barbata – Drums

Calvin Samuels – Bass

Digital Remastering: Joe Gastwirt

1992 Expanded Edition:

Disc 1

Suite: Judy Blue Eyes (Stills) – 0:33
On The Way Home (Young) – 3:48
Teach Your Children (Nash) – 3:02
Triad (Crosby) – 6:55
The Lee Shore (Crosby) – 4:29
Chicago (Nash) – 3:11
Right Between The Eyes (Nash) – 3:37
Cowgirl In The Sand (Young) – 3:59
Don't Let It Bring You Down (Young) – 3:31
49 Bye-Byes/America's Children (Stills) – 6:35
Love The One You're With (Stills) – 3:19
King Midas In Reverse (Clarke, Hicks, Nash) – 3:43
Laughing (Crosby) – 3:36
Black Queen (Stills) – 6:45
Medley: The Loner/Cinnamon Girl/Down By The River (Young) – 9:41

Disc 2

Pre-Road Downs (Nash) – 3:04
Long Time Gone (Crosby) – 5:58
Southern Man (Young) – 13:45
Ohio (Young) – 3:34
Carry On (Stills) – 14:19
Find The Cost Of Freedom (Stills) – 2:21

side one

1. On The Way Home (Young) – 3:19

2. Teach Your Children (Nash) – 2:46

3. Triad (Crosby) – 5:07

4. The Lee Shore" (Crosby) – 4:14

5. Chicago (Nash) – 3:03

side two

1. Right Between The Eyes (Nash) – 2:19

2. Cowgirl In The Sand (Young) – 3:50

3. Don't Let It Bring You Down" (Young)

– 2:35

4. 49 Bye-Byes" (Stills) – 5:30

5. Love The One You're With" (Stills)

– 2:57

side three

1. Pre Road Downs (Nash) – 2:48

2. Long Time Gone (Crosby) – 5:33

3. Southern Man (Young) – 13:15

side four

1. Ohio (Young) – 3:24

2. Carry On (Stills) – 13:06

3. Find The Cost Of Freedom

(Stills) – 2:16

The 1992 expanded version of the original double live album (originally released on April 7, 1971) by CSNY is now an indispensible part of any collection, with additional Neil Young and Graham Nash material (and even a version of "King Midas in Reverse," the old Hollies tune) that any serious listener will want. Some of the extended guitar jams between Stills and Young ("Southern Man") go on longer than strict musical sense would dictate, but it seemed right at the time, and they capture a form that was far more abused in other hands after this group broke up.
- Bruce Eder, All Music Guide