Crosby Stills & Nash Albums (CD-Now) completed 5/22/98

David Crosby, Stephen Stills and Graham Nash all boasted impressive credentials before they joined forces in 1969. Crosby had sung and played rhythm guitar with the Byrds. Stills was a mainstay of Buffalo Springfield on guitar and vocals. Nash provided the high harmonies that helped make pop sensations of Britain's Hollies. They came together in 1968 on the sociable Los Angeles music scene, with Cass Elliot of the Mamas and the Papas making the introductions. Their particular vocal blend - described in Rolling Stone's review of their first album as "warm and full, with a built-in kineticism produced by three good voices emerging asynchronously on the same phrase with rich, complementary harmonies" - proved to be unique and magical. Though each individual member had already been to the top of the rock pantheon, Crosby, Stills and Nash would come to represent their pinnacle as musicians.