Whistling Down the Wire
      
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Whistling Down the Wire is a 1976 album released by Crosby & Nash, the second of the duo's three album deal with ABC Records. David Crosby and Graham Nash left a potential CSN&Y reunion to record this album, leaving the other half of the quartet to form The Stills-Young Band and release Long May You Run.[2]
The album was remastered and re-released on CD in 2000, but was out of print for many years.  It was recently made available again as part of MCA's new manufacture on-demand process.
Track listing
- "Spotlight" (Kortchmar, Nash)  – 2:51
 
- "Broken Bird" (Crosby, Nash)  – 2:44
 
- "Time After Time" (Crosby)  – 2:32
 
- "Dancer" (Crosby)  – 4:50
 
- "Mutiny" (Nash)  – 4:45
 
- "J.B.'s Blues" (Nash)  – 2:41
 
- "Marguerita" (Nash)  – 4:13
 
- "Taken at All" (Crosby, Nash)  – 3:07
 
- "Foolish Man" (Crosby)  – 4:29
 
- "Out of the Darkness" (Crosby, Doerge, Nash)  – 4:24
 
Personnel
- David Crosby: vocals, acoustic guitar
 
- Graham Nash: vocals, acoustic guitar, electric guitar, harmonica
 
- David Lindley: electric guitar, slide guitar, violin, viola, pedal slide
 
- Danny Kortchmar: electric guitar, dobro
 
- Russell Kunkel: drums, percussion
 
- Craig Doerge: acoustic piano, electric piano, organ, glass harmonica
 
- Tim Drummond: bass
 
- Laura Allan: zither
 
- Lee Holdridge: string arrangements
 
- Sid Sharp: orchestra leader
 
External links
References
-  Zimmer, Dave, and Diltz, Henry. Crosby Stills & Nash: The Authorized Biography (First edition), St. Martin’s Press, 1984. ISBN 0-312-17660-0
 
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