Legendary singer-songwriter Graham Nash's emotionally-charged solo debut "Songs For Beginners" was first released in 1971 and came on the heels of a temporary split with his CSN band mates, David Crosby and Stephen Stills, and a permanent break with his then-love, Joni Mitchell. Consistently recognized throughout his career as a part of CSN and as a solo artist as an exceptional album, standing the test of time for nearly 40 years.

Roll on 2010, Nile Nash & Britt Govea of (((folkYEAH!))) have assembled an all-star line-up of celebrated contemporary artists such as Bonnie 'Prince' Billy, Robin Pecknold (of Fleet Foxes), Brendan Benson, Vetiver, Alela Diane, Sleepy Sun, Mariee Sioux & Greg Weeks (from Espers), Port O Brien with The Papercuts, The Moore Brothers and Graham's own daughter, Nile Nash for a dazzling re-working of an exceptional piece of work.

They all honor and celebrate Graham's first solo LP, bringing new sentiment into timeless songs and introducing a seminal album to a new generation of music lovers.

1. Port O Brien/ Papercuts – Military Madness
2. Brendan Benson – Better Days
3. Nile Nash – Wounded Bird
4. Vetiver – I Used To Be A King
5. Robin Pecknold – Be Yourself
6. Bonnie ‘Prince’ Billy – Simple Man (Hombre Sencillo)
7. Moore Brothers – Man In The Mirror
8. Alela Diane – There’s Only One
9. Mariee Sioux (w/Greg Weeks) Sleep Song
10. Sleepy Sun – Chicago
11. Nile Nash – We Can Chance The World (Reprise)