Crosby, Nash

David Crosby and Graham Nash's first studio recording as a duo in 28 years yields 20 songs that pick up where their records from the 1970s left off. That's not to say that this album sounds retro, but it definitely exudes the same peaceful harmonies that can only exist in the timelessness of their chemistry.

Stephen Stills and David Crosby have been taking it on the chin lately, and the blows hurled
against them have not been without justification: the live album of Crosby, Stills, Nash and
Young may have been an accurate reflection of that group's performance, but it conveyed
the feeling of a slipshod half-effort, while the two Stills solo LPs were marked by distressing
egocentricity at all levels, and the Crosby solo effort by a stupefying vagueness.... More >