A duo of Graham Nash (English) and David Crosby (American), known for close harmonies, blending psychedelic folk and melodic singer-songwriter pop; frequently associated with Crosby, Stills & Nash.

The duo released the albums "Graham Nash David Crosby", "Wind on the Water" and "Whistling Down the Wire" (all discussed in the provided reviews). They are longtime collaborators and members of the larger Crosby, Stills & Nash musical family.

Three DeBaser reviews assess Crosby & Nash's duo albums as introspective, often psychedelic, and melodically strong but uneven compared with their supergroup work. Nash's sweet, power-pop melodies and Crosby's lysergic, dream‑folk tendencies are recurrent observations. Overall: solid work, not masterpieces — praised for honesty and texture, criticised for inconsistency.

For:Fans of 1970s folk-rock, psychedelic singer-songwriters, close-harmony duos and listeners of singer-songwriter albums.

 Not a masterpiece, but a genuine and well-targeted album, exuding bitterness and disappointment, dismay and misfortune.

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 An album made of beautiful songs but of inferior caliber to what was in the very recent past, a half-unresolved and disconnected work, defects that the two later demonstrate (belatedly) they can remedy by coming together, in the nearly successful (belatedly) attempt to bridge the stylistic and atmospheric gap between them.

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 It's not that I dislike "Whistling Down The Wire", I consider it better than the debut even though a notch below "Wind On The Water"

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