Graham Nash - Reflections vinyl record cover

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On a Carousel

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Carrie Anne

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King Midas In Reverse

4

Marakesh Express

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Pre-Road Downs

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Lady of the Island

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Our House

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Teach Your Children

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Right Between the Eyes

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I Used To Be a King

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Simple Man

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Man In the Mirror

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Better Days

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Military Madness

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Sleep Song

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Medley: Chicago/We Can Change the World

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Southbound Tain

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Immigration Man

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Wild Tales

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Prison Song

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Oh ! Camil (the Winter Soldier)

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On the Line

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You'll Never Be the Same

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Another Sleep Song


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Graham Nash

Reflections


ABOUT THE ALBUM


The group he founded in 1961 with childhood friend Allan Clarke. He went on to a lifelong musical journey with David Crosby, Stephen Stills and Neil Young in CSN, CSN&Y, and a duo with Crosby as well as distinguishing himself as an eloquent solo artist. The first-ever retrospective of the GRAMMY.-winning Rock and Roll Hall of Famers work, REFLECTIONS features 64 chronologically arranged selections spanning every era of Nash's career, including 32 previously unreleased tracks. Presented in HDCD, the three-disc collection contains almost four hours of music and features a deluxe 150-page booklet with an essay and track-by-track commentary from Nash. Also included are 75 classic and unseen photos, many of them by Nash as well.

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