Which of these musicians wasn’t a member of the folk rock supergroup who was responsible for hit songs like “Woodstock,” “Our House,” and the “Southern Cross?”

After discovering that they harmonized well, the already established musicians, Stephen Stills of Buffalo Springfield, Graham Nash of The Hollies, and David Crosby of The Byrds, formed one the most well-known and acclaimed supergroups in music history. The Canadian Neil Young, who was also a bandmate of Stills in Buffalo Springfield, would join later. They were simply known as Crosby, Stills, and Nash. And they helped usher in a new era for Rock music.

The three original members have been inducted to the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame twice, both as CSN and for their work in their original bands. Neil Young has also been inducted twice, not as a member of CSN though, but as a solo artist and for his work with Buffalo Springfield.