CROSBY, STILLS AND NASH - NEWS - "There's a white diamond gloom on the dark side of this room and a pathway that leads up to the stars." BOB DYLAN *item posted to the site 02/22/03 @ 2:33pm - Eastern - NYC NASH content In The Village Voice weekly newspaper for the week of 02/12-18, 2003 *item posted to the site 02/11/03 @ 1:42am - Eastern - NYC *item posted to the site 02/10/03 @ 11:52pm - Eastern - NYC In the January 2003 issue of MOJO Magazine I found the following items: * * * Page 72 - 77 The Best of 2002 Mojo favourites of the year Neil Young places in Best Tracks of the Year with "She's A Healer" from ARE YOU PASSIONATE * * * Page 112 DVD Review by Sylvie Simmons Neil Young and Crazy Horse RUST NEVER SLEEPS * * * Page 122 LIVE SHOWS 16th Annual Bridge School Concert by Jaan Uhelszki Excerpt: That's not to say Neil Young will retire anytime soon. despite the fact that he looked everyone of his 57 years, grizzled and worn in his weather-beaten fedora and red and black flannel shirt. As is traditional, he opened the show with three crowd-pleasers, The Old Laughing Lady, Everybody Knows This is Nowhere, and From Hank to Hendrix, punctuating the songs with a welcome to his line-up of stars. "I'd like to break the ice for all the incredible people we have here tonight and all the great people who play every year. It always blows my mind. There are some people who say that happened a long time ago. But that's OK. I don't care, as long as it still blows." *item posted to the site 02/10/03 @ 11:50pm - Eastern - NYC In the latest issue of RELIX Feb/March 2003 There is a 2 page spread on pages 70-71 of The 16th Annual Bridge School Benefit With photography by Stephen Dorian Miner © check out his work below * * * Chris Hillman content on page 86 in the Tag Along column by Mick Skidmore Wounded Bird Records "Despite being an integral part of the Byrds, the Flying Burrito Brothers, Manassas, and the Desert Rose Band, Chris Hillman has rarely received the commercial success he deserves with his solo releases. His late 70's albums SLIPPING AWAY and CLEAR SAILING are two of his most neglected. Both veer on the polished side of the singer songwriter mode with a slant towards country rock but they feature some great songs and playing. The cd version brings out some of the subtle in of the title cut, the meatier rocker "Witching Hour" (by Stills) - lk and the vibrant bluegrass stomper "(Take Me in Your) Lifeboat."   *item posted to the site 02/02/03 @ 3:16am - Eastern - NYC  HAPPY BIRTHDAY GRAHAM!!!!! 02/02/03 WE LOVE YOU!!!!!!!!