This is the first collaboration between these two released in 1972. They put out three or four more when not working with Stills and Young. This is one I bought in 1972, being a big fan of C.S.N.&Y. The last song on the record “Immigration Man” was a minor hit. I hadn’t listened to this record in a long time and I find the songs still sound good to me. They don’t write together so Crosby’s songs are a little tougher,Nash’s are a little more pop oriented. “Whole Cloth” and “The Wall Song” are two of Crosby’s songs I like. Nash wrote “Immigration Man”,”Southbound Train”, where he plays some harmonica, and the 58 second “Blacknotes” which I always liked. The cover is in bad shape,almost falling apart,the record is pretty scratchy with one skip.