Graham Nash - I used to be King video free download

James Dittman

Crosby, Stills and Nash provide what I think to be the best harmonies only second to The Beatles...love most everything they did too...some truly amazing songs and lyrics...I also like them solo and hear is one of my favorites from Graham Nash... really love the lyrics in this song...

Louis Byron

Graham gave Jerry the "Alligator" (the '57 body/'63 neck Stratocaster that gave Garcia what I believe to be his greatest guitar tone...that slinky, sinuous, punchy timbre he used during the Europe '72 era) primarily for his work on this album.

Guy Sharwood

Happy Birthday, Graham (tomorrow)

Lance Ashdown

I love this song.

snippee1

<3 <3 <3

Jere Hooper

Graham Nash — vocals; guitar all tracks except "Better Days" and "Simple Man"; piano on "Better Days," "Simple Man," "Chicago" and "We Can Change the World"; organ on "Better Days," "There's Only One," "Chicago" and "We Can Change the World"; paper and comb on "Sleep Song"; tambourine on "Chicago" and "We Can Change the World"Rita Coolidge — piano on "Be Yourself" and "There's Only One"; electric piano on "Be Yourself"; backing vocals on "Military Madness," "Better Days," "Simple Man," "There's Only One," "Chicago" and "We Can Change the World"Jerry Garcia — pedal steel guitar on "I Used to Be a King" and "Man in the Mirror"; piano on "I Used to Be a King"Joe Yankee — piano on "Better Days" and "Man in the Mirror"Dorian Rudnytsky — cello on "Simple Man" and "Sleep Song"Dave Mason — electric guitar on "Military Madness"David Crosby — electric guitar on "I Used to Be a King"Joel Bernstein — piano on "Military Madness"Bobby Keys — saxophone on "There's Only One"David Lindley — fiddle on "Simple Man"Sermon Posthumas — bass clarinet on "Better Days"Chris Ethridge — bass on "Man in the Mirror," "There's Only One," "Chicago" and "We Can Change the World"Calvin "Fuzzy" Samuels — bass on "Military Madness," "Better Days," and "Be Yourself"Phil Lesh — bass on "I Used to Be a King"Johnny Barbata — drums on "Military Madness," "I Used to Be a King," "Be Yourself," "Man in the Mirror," "There's Only One," "Chicago" and "We Can Change the World"; tambourine on "Chicago"Dallas Taylor — drums on "Better Days"P.P. Arnold — backing vocals on "Military Madness"Venetta Fields, Sherlie Matthews, Clydie King, Dorothy Morrison — backing vocals on "There's Only One," "Chicago" and "We Can Change the World"

Jere Hooper

Nash brought in an impressive group of guests to assist in the recording, including David Crosby, Jerry Garcia, Phil Lesh, Dave Mason, David Lindley, Rita Coolidge, and Neil Young under his early 1970s pseudonym Joe Yankee. The making of this album directly followed his break-up with longtime girlfriend, Joni Mitchell. Many of the songs are about their time together. The album featured the traits that Nash had come to be known for: a good sense of pop song construction, expressions of emotional sincerity, and fervent political activism.

Jared Short

Happy to say I possess this on vinyl

Dan Reese

one of the best tracks on the LP , takes Me back to 71', I would smoke a lil an play ,this great mellow LP , I may buy it on CD , but I heard some the remastered disc they" fine tune" it too much and dont sound the same.

platinumblondie

what an outstanding song. thank you.

clarence wertz

never to grow old

Jeffrey Edwards

Garcia is playing pedal steel NOT slide on this track, like he did on the New Riders' first album...

donna mizanin

GREAT ALBUM--UNDERATED------GREATNESS--WITH A CAST OF 60S GREAT PLAYERS

williamfeuer

Thanks! for posting the original mix. I just bought the CD and it's all the 2008 remix. Garcia is pushed to the back and the drums and bass are out in front. They cut out the talking at the beginning and they've even fiddled with the vocal line (adding some more "No, No"s from GN). It's discouraging for those of us who remember the original version from 40+ years ago.

Stuart Walker

I wore this album out because of this song, between Jerrys playing and Grahams Voice... you know what i mean?!!!

Stuart Walker

G-R-A-T-E-F-U-L as always

tim traver

derek trucks also

Stuart Walker

your Wrong, you must be american!

geoff door

errrrrrrrr the kinks ...you cock

Stuart Walker

No, the Hollies

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