Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young
Three (then four) voices that defined a generation's harmony.
When Crosby, Stills and Nash sang together for the first time in Joni Mitchell's living room, the harmonies were so complete they had to laugh. Add Neil Young and you have the political conscience of a generation. 'Déjà Vu,' 'Ohio,' '4 Way Street' — the harmonies still teach.
- The Everly Brothers
- The Beatles
- Joni Mitchell
- The Byrds
- The Hollies
- Buffalo Springfield
- Neil Young
Pull the thread
USA · 1944 — 1997
Townes Van Zandt
The patron saint of the kitchen-table songwriters.
USA · 1953 — present
Lucinda Williams
Louisiana made audible.
USA · 1978 — present
Sturgill Simpson
Walked into Nashville with a haircut and an attitude.
USA · 1991 — present
Tyler Childers
Appalachia, unfiltered and unembarrassed.
USA · 1988 — present
Sierra Ferrell
Sings like she found the songs in a creek bed.
USA · 1984 — present
Charley Crockett
Keeps the bones, throws out the gristle.
USA · 1979 — present
Jason Isbell
Wrote 'Southeastern' and meant it.
USA · 1983 — present
Margo Price
Outlaw country with a working-class spine.