Graham Nash- Innocent Eyes-LP

Graham Nash’s 1986 album Innocent Eyes offers a compelling glimpse into his solo work, blending rock textures with reggae rhythms, especially evident on the track "Chippin' Away" where David Lindley’s lead guitar adds a distinctive edge. Produced in part by Nash alongside Craig Doerge and Stanley Johnston, the album was crafted across studios from Los Angeles to Honolulu, lending it a varied and polished sound. The title track "Innocent Eyes" found its way onto the Billboard Hot 100, highlighting Nash’s presence outside of his work with Crosby, Stills & Nash. Contributions from seasoned players like Waddy Wachtel on "Over The Wall" add depth to the arrangements, making this album a subtle but rewarding listen for those interested in the breadth of Nash’s musical explorations. This 1986 vinyl pressing captures the album's diverse sound on glossy vinyl exhibiting very minimal surface marks typical of careful use. Its condition suggests a clean play experience with only faint paper scuffs that are unlikely to interfere with listening. For those tracking Nash’s solo catalog or appreciating vinyl from this era, this record sits comfortably as a well-maintained example, with a straightforward presentation that leaves the music to speak for itself—no need for extra adornment when the songs do the talking.

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