Graham Nash's solo work is, in most cases, simple acoustic folk-pop, with the occasional bluesy or rocking tune, distinguished by that familiar and amiable tenor voice. One of rock music's true nice guys, he has recorded and toured on a light schedule, particularly after a 1999 boating mishap that left him temporarily wheelchair-bound. Nash has also undertaken several reunions with his old bands, Crosby, Stills & Nash (and various permutations thereof) and the Hollies.

Listen to Graham Nash at Finetune.

• (2025)  Whistling Down The Wire
• (2008)  Reflections
• (2007)  Songs For Beginners [2008 Stereo Mix]
• (2005)  Innocent Eyes
• (2005)  Wild Tales
• (2005)  Songs For Beginners
• (2002)  Songs For Survivors
• (2000)  Wind On The Water

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