The Stills Young Band

• Long May You Run [Reprise, 1976] B

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• Crosby, Stills & Nash
• Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young
• Stephen Stills
• Neil Young
• Neil Young & the Bluenotes
• Neil Young & Crazy Horse
• Neil Young + Promise of the Real
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Consumer Guide Reviews:

Long May You Run [Reprise, 1976]
Like the tour, the album (recorded in Miami, where many of the songs take place) is a profit-taking throwaway, but that's not necessarily a bad thing--Young is always wise to wing it, and the less Stills expresses himself the better. Also, there's an expotential advantage in hearing Steve sing lead only every other cut. His "Make Love to You" ("you're such a lady") does inspire "Midnight on the Bay," Neil's stupidest song in many a moon. But most of the time Neil's in a droll mood--title song's a riot. Not bad for California rock. B