Nilsson – The Point! (1971):  Equally adept at recording his own songs and interpreting songs written by others, Harry Nilsson normally uses only his surname professionally.

Stevie Nicks – Bella Donna (1981):  Oldtimers view Stevie Nicks and her former hubby Lindsey Buckingham as the “new” members of

Olivia Newton-John – Olivia Newton-John’s Greatest Hits (1977):  Olivia Newton-John has one of the longest careers in music of anyone from Australia, and she has a pleasing voice that is well suited for soft rock.

The New Vaudeville Band – Winchester Cathedral (1966):  Usually when musicians in the rock era looked backward, they reworked older songs in a new way.

New Order – Power, Corruption and Lies (1983):  New Order was started by the remaining bandmembers in the legendary British post-punk band

Willie Nelson – The Best of Willie (1982):  Obviously, the long and varied career of someone like Willie Nelson cannot be boiled down to a single album, and The Best of Willie represents only the greatest songs that he recorded for

Ricky Nelson – Legendary Masters Series (1971):  Legendary Masters Series was started by United Artists Records for its rock and roll stars; the Legendary Masters Series album for

Nederpop IV / 1965-1975 (Various Artists) (1979):  Although the names are often used interchangeably in many parts of the world, officially Holland is only the most populous portion of the Netherlands; the Dutch word for the country is Nederland, so the pop and rock music from the country is often called “Nederpop”.

Nantucket – Nantucket (1978):  This long-lived North Carolina hard rock band was originally founded in 1969 as a beach music band named Stax of Gold that later reformed as a covers band called Nantucket Sleighride.

Mungo Jerry – Mungo Jerry (1970):  Mungo Jerry is a popular British skiffle band having an idiosyncratic sound to say the least.