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This unusual version can be heard on the Hollies edition of the Archive Alive! (1997) series.This week we are giving away Michael Buble 'It's a Wonderful Day' score completely free. Likewise, when Nash reunited with the Hollies in 1983 for an album and tour, they backed him on vocals during his live mini acoustic set.

The Allies (1983) compilation contains a live recording of the song - which was lifted from the band’s Daylight Again (1982) concert. It was issued as the a-side of the first single from Daylight Again b/w “Delta” - and landed in the Top Ten during the first week of July 1982. This revealed the trio’s inimitable vocal blend - which, on a good night, could sound ageless. In performance, CS&N gave the song a much more affective acoustic arrangement.

While credited with vocals, Crosby is arguably nowhere to be heard on this cut. News, photos, video, audio and upcoming events for Wasted on the Way, a Pacific Northwest tribute to the music of Crosby. Likewise, apart from Stills acoustic guitar, none of the other principle band members are featured instrumentally on “Wasted On The Way”. Wasted on the Way: Northwest CSNY Tribute. Schmit was called in to contribute vocally. Perhaps a more telling sign of the times is that Eagles vocalist Timothy B. The studio version, although somewhat emotionally staid, contains a lilting solo from session fiddle player Wayne Goodwin. Wasted On The Way - Crosby, Stills And Nash 'Wasted on the Way' is a 1982 song by American folk rock band Crosby, Stills & Nash, featuring harmony. In later years, he confessed to having also been inspired by the downward spiral of Crosby - his best friend and band mate - during the late ’70 and early ’80s. 114 views, 5 likes, 2 loves, 0 comments, 5 shares, Facebook Watch Videos from Music Medicine For The Soul: 'Wasted on the Way' is a 1982 song by American folk rock band Crosby, Stills & Nash. Although the tune and instrumentation appear somewhat simplistic, the lyrics reflect Nash’s observations and concerns about growing old and wasting the finite time that people have with each other on this plane. Unfortunately the reality is that the vast majority of the project - which had initially only involved Nash and Stephen Stills - was recorded in absentia of a substance-riddled David Crosby. This undemanding Graham Nash pop tune hails from the Crosby, Stills & Nash (CS&N) “reunion” LP Daylight Again (1982).

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