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Category: Crosby & Nash

Graham Nash David Crosby album cover

[Review] Graham Nash/David Crosby (1972)

The famous pair pool their talents for a solid collection of new songs that suggests the better halves of their solo albums combined.

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Court And Spark album cover

[Review] Joni Mitchell: Court And Spark (1974)

This is the clouds parting, and the sun shining, and the insects trilling and the birds singing.

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Wind on the Water album cover

[Review] David Crosby/Graham Nash: Wind On The Water (1975)

The continuing adventures of Crosby and Nash yield another gold record, backed by The Mighty Jitters.

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Split Coconut album cover

[Review] Dave Mason: Split Coconut (1975)

Another album of mid-tempo rock. He does appear to have shaved his beard; otherwise, it’s identical to his last.

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Whistling Down the Wire album cover

[Review] Crosby-Nash: Whistling Down The Wire (1976)

I’ve listened to this album dozens of times. There’s probably a time-management lesson in there somewhere.

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Live album cover

[Review] Crosby-Nash: Live (1977)

Just a live album before the walrus and the carpenter went their separate ways.

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