Deja Vu was the second album by Crosby, Stills & Nash, and the first after the addition of Neil Young. It received universal critical acclaim, sold more than 8 million copies and remains the top-selling album in any of the four men’s careers.

CSN&Y were an early supergroup, each of the members having found success either as solo artists or in other bands. Relationships within the band were often strained, the whole thing barely hanging together, perhaps because they really didn’t need each other.

This album, widely considered their finest, was recorded in a series of individual sessions, with other band members coming and going as needed. Its biggest hits were ‘Our House,’ written by Graham Nash about his time living with Joni Mitchell, and today’s iconic track, ‘Teach Your Children,’ also penned by Nash.