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| | Crosby, Stills, Nash and Young |
 | | Nash has always been my least favorite member of the law firm, but this is one fine record. |
 | | Crosby and Nash only dented the Top 40 once as a duo, and it was with this record's single: "Immigration Man." Ethridge and Barbata were held over from Nash's preceding solo record, and there are tons of guests like Garcia, Lesh, and Kreutzmann from the Dead and Dave Mason. |
 | | Nash also seems as focused as ever (the crawling, slightly creepy "Mutiny"), even when he's lyrically shallow, especially on "J.B's Blues," which is catchy and salted with reggae rhythms, and the slow waltz "Marguerita," which is just plain dull. |
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