Songs For Beginners Folk Rock The album features collaborator John

The album features collaborator John Herndon on drums and highlights Barbee's interest in synthesis and experimentation

limited to 500 copies**

making it a notable

Shadow's stylistic versatility and depth are highlighted on tracks like "Fixed Income" and "Right Thing/GDMFSOB

if at a modest volume

Songs For Beginners Folk Rock The album features collaborator JohnSongs for Beginners is Graham Nash's debut solo album outside of CSNY. Released in 1971, it's a collection of songs reflecting change and starting over, recorded both in L. A. and SF in the aftermath of Nash's breakup with Joni Mitchell. Unlike Stills' and Crosby's works, Nash's is humbler, a true songwriter's album with star studded players: Crosby, Garcia, Ethridge, Coolidge, Keys, etc. Ultimately, it's Nash's strongest solo work.