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A live recording of the March 26, 1972 Sheriff's Benefit concert at Winterland, San Francisco, where David Crosby and Graham Nash headlined and Neil Young joined them on stage. The set draws on their duo album and earlier CSNY favorites, opening with "Wooden Ships." This limited edition of 500 copies is pressed on 180g grey marble vinyl. It suits CSNY completists and collectors of early-1970s live folk-rock who want an official document of a rare trio performance rather than another greatest-hits package.
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This is a limited edition vinyl release of The Gang of Three by Crosby, Nash & Young. It is pressed on 180g grey marble vinyl and limited to 500 copies.
The album captures the Sheriff's Benefit concert, an acoustic show held on March 26, 1972, at The Winterland in San Francisco. It was broadcast live on KSAN FM. The show raised awareness of the issues faced by prisoners across the United States.
The set draws on the first album by David Crosby and Graham Nash as a duo, along with earlier CSNY songs such as the opener, "Wooden Ships." Neil Young joined the two on stage as a surprise guest for a number of songs.
