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Crosby, Stills & Nash Album Cover Outtake, West Hollywood, CA 1969

Crosby, Stills & Nash Album Cover Outtake, West Hollywood, CA 1969 - Main image
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An outtake photo from Crosby, Stills & Nash's first album cover by Henry Diltz.They settled on a little abandonded house with a couch outside in West Hollywood. It was on a small street called Palm Avenue near a well-known Orange Julius refreshment stand (now a car wash) on the larger thoroughfare of Santa Monica Boulevard. At the time of the shoot, the band did not have a name yet, so they didn't consider their seating positions, which were, from left to right: Nash, Stills and Crosby. A few days after the shoot, they officially decided on a group name of Crosby, Stills & Nash, but when they went back to reshoot the photo in that order, to avoid record buyer's confusion; the building had been demolished and was just a pile of timber.

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Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Lucy R. ★★★★★

That outtake vibe really captures the band's relaxed chemistry—the couch and house setting feels so authentic. The photo's warm tones make it feel like a genuine 1969 moment, not a staged shot.

Robert ★★★★★

The abandoned house and couch setting really capture that late-60s California vibe, almost like you're there with the band. Henry Diltz's outtake has a raw, candid feel that the final album cover missed.

Miles Y. ★★★★★

The couch on that tiny West Hollywood street is the perfect counterpoint to the posed cover shot—you can almost feel the abandoned house's quiet vibe. The black-and-white detail on the print is sharp enough to study every expression, which makes it feel like a genuine time capsule. It's the kind of