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Songs for Beginners is the debut solo studio album by English singer-songwriter Graham Nash.
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If “Our House” was the best Beatles song the band never wrote, then Songs For Beginners is the best Beatles solo album that none of the Fab Four ever released. That’s not to suggest that Graham Nash was consciously copying The Beatles or Bob Dylan, at least not anymore than anyone else, but his first album combines British pop, ballads and a social...
A1. Military Madness (2:50) A2. Better Days (3:47) A3. Wounded Bird (2:09) A4. I Used To Be A King (4:45) A5. Be Yourself (Graham Nash/Terry Reid) (3:03) B1. Simple Man (2:05) B2. Man In The Mirror (2:47) B3. There’s Only One (3:55) B4. Sleep Song (2:57) B5. Chicago (2:55) B6. We Can Change The World (1:00) All songs written by Graham Nash unless n...
Graham Nash (lead vocal, acoustic guitar, piano, organ, paper & comb, tambourine, background vocals), Johnny Barbata (drums, tambourine) with Pat Arnold (background vocals on A1), Joel Bernstein (piano on A1), Rita Coolidge (background vocals, piano, electric piano), Larry Cox (whiskers on A2/B3/B5/B6), David Crosby (electric guitar on A4), Chris E...
Art direction design by Gary Burden. Cover photography by Graham Nash. Inside sleeve photography by Joel Bernstein.
Released on elpee on May 28, 1971 in the US, Australia and Canada (Atlantic, SD 7204), the UK (Atlantic, 2401 011), Germany (Atlantic, 50.006) and Japan (Atlantic, P-8111A) and in 1972 in Argentina (Atlantic, 2400 168) with lyrics innersleeve; reached #15 on the US charts (RIAA-certified gold record) and #13 on the UK charts. German elpee features ...
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Graham Nash’s ‘Songs for Beginners’: Taking Center Stage. The period between the fall of 1970 and the summer of ’71 was an auspicious one for America’s prime supergroup, Crosby, Stills, Nash and Young. Although the quartet wouldn’t share a follow-up album to March ’70’s Déjà Vu for another 17 years—the sole exception being ...
