Songs for Beginners

But I think maybe just the expectation, you know, having Jesus was a crossmaker produced by Graham Nash in 71.

That's like the year his first solo album comes out, Songs for Beginners.

And Crosby stills in Nashville, like huge stars at that time.

So it's not like she didn't have industry backing and obviously being on Asylum with David Geffen.

You know, it's all like, you know, it's endlessly and very, very quickly... sort of like imploding and you know blah blah blah anyway in 71 when uh if i could only remember my name came out all of the uh members of uh Rosemary Stills and Ashton Young sort of go their separate ways and make solo albums um which is a sort of very indulgent sort of prog rocky type of thing to do isn't it you know so we're in a in a hiatus we all make solo albums So it was the year that Stills, nearly the year that Stills makes his first solo album, which is pretty solid and has Jimi Hendrix and all the people playing on it, if memory serves me correctly.

Graham Nash makes his solo album, Songs for Beginners.

Young makes After the Gold Rush.

And Crosby makes, if I could only remember my name, pretty solid albums all.

Although, for me, the Songs for Beginners is not as strong as the others.

In other words, it reminds us of the...

Sorry to be mean to Graham Nash, but you know that Nash is not...