Crosby, Stills & Nash is really a poor title for this album, for its more than just a useful way of packaging three different artists.
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Kind of Blue is the archetype.
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His Band And The Street Choir plays to the near religious power of Morrison to vocally embody the burdens of the human heart, a quality consistent with the best of his work.

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The phrase ‘for fans only’ has always seemed a little odd to me.
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The quality of Tim Finn’s song writing and the talent of Neil Finn to pen catchy singles sets True Colours apart as a landmark album.
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Tone Soul Evolution is an album of finely crafted concoctions of pop and warm fuzz.
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It turns out Bowie is human after all.
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Every music fan should own Automatic for the People.
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Vespertine is not always listener friendly, at times verging on confronting.
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Horse Stories instead is a consummate progression.
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Dirty Three combine into a sum greater than their parts.
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Stop reading and go out and buy the album, listen to it and stop all this mythologising.
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