Crosby, Stills and Nash

originally released on may 29, 1969, crosby, stills and nash remains one of rock'n'roll's most impressive debuts. the album introduced the world to the trio's airtight harmonies and versatile songwriting with classics like "suite: judy blue eyes," "marrakesh express," and "long time gone." crosby, stills and nash is expanded with three previously unreleased bonus tracks including "do for the others," "teach your children," which became a major hit off 1970's follow-up album de javu, plus a cover of the fred neil classic "everybody's talkin." the final bonus track is a version of crosby's "song with no words," a rarity that first appeared in 1991 on the group's boxed set.