Crosby, Stills, Nash, in any combination plus solo

[Guitarplyrjvb]

David Crosby and Graham Nash (1972), though their 3 subsequent albums are good too (including the double "Crosby & Nash" from 2004).

I'm curious to know what you all think?

I just picked up the double Crosby & Nash. Damn, is this thing great! I like it, maybe, more than all the others. The song "Michael" about the passing of Michael Hedges is beautiful. I like the playing better than on previous Crosby/Nash albums, too. David Lindley is nice in small doses, but his sound dominates a lot of the records he plays on, specifically those by Jackson Browne and other ones by Crosby/Nash. The players are much more eclectic on this latest Crosby/Nash record and the songs and harmonies, rather than any individual player, shine though. Really great! I don't know why I didn't get this earlier.

[JeffCarney]

Stills was the best overall musician by a mile.

So true. And this is saying a lot because they are all excellent musicians.

[the winter tree]

I love the Crosby produced debut by Joni Mitchell.