GRAHAM NASH 2000 NEWS Start clipping coupons and rolling those pennies.... I got this message from Graham last week. Sat on this for a few days.... "The 5.1 mixes ( surround sound ) will be out soon on the DTS label.. the normal stereo will be out Other pertinent recent titles recently re-released Upon reading about Classic Records in Mojo magazine, I asked Gerry Tolman "They sound great. I was there with Bernie Grundman for the mastering of the Thanks for the good word on the vinyl Gerry - time to go shopping! Graham did an interview to promote the re-release of Songs For Beginners From the November 9th. 2001 Highlights from the 4th annual benefit for the Lili Claire Foundation On Wednesday September 19th, 2001 Have you visited the Check it out! Here are 2 more fan photo's LOOKING GOOD GUYS and GALS!!!! Oh I forgot to mention that recently I saw a brief interview with
Graham Hi Lorraine, Your honourable mention in the hall of fame is located at http://www.garnettsites.com/Awards/hall_of_fame.html Best Regards & Rock On, Brian Garnett * * * THANK YOU BRIAN 05/28/01 Read HERE 05/22/01 PRESS RELEASE: GRAHAM NASH: New York Portfolio 05/19/01 For purchasing info about the 05/17/01 Anybody looking for talent for a corporate event? Speaking of the Hollies Note on the bottom, the C/N itinerary is listed! Back to the grind... happy monday. Brian Garnett ~ ~ ~~ ~ ~ THANK YOU... we are honored. Chris Webb reported to the site: Thanks Chris! 03/04/01 Check out this latest fan submission!!!
03/02/01 What do They are all part of the extended CSN family Graham Nash article on his appearance in December at Feb 2001 issue of RELIX Thanks again Fran... still looking good! 02/02/01
Susan Nash passed these out to everyone on Graham's
Graham's concert ticket to his 1st show ! 02/01/01 It's a new month folks... FEBRUARY'S GRAHAM NASH EQ Magazine COVER STORY A nice spread depicting Graham's new, CAMP NASH recording studio.
@ suitelorraine.com
2002 here we come
In regards to his new solo effort, his photo book and CSNY he says the following:
with my book of photographs around April.
CSNY going out in Feb." Graham
October 2001 SD-7204 Graham Nash - Songs For Beginners
July 2001 SD-7202 Stephen Stills
June 2001 SD-7220 Graham Nash/David Crosby
if this was legit, and he said indeed it was.
Stills and Manassas discs.
Grundman gave all of these discs his ultra touch.
They are all meticulously re-mastered for vinyl."-Gerry Tolman
Click on the photo below to listen to the recent interview.
Issue of Pollstar
Recent Graham Nash sighting
Graham and Bill Silva - photo ©
include appearances by Graham Nash, who entertained the 700-strong
audience, and promoter Bill Silva co-president of HOB/Hewitt/Silva and respected music industry leader,
the recipient of the Music of the Heart Award.
Held at the Beverly Hilton Hotel in Los Angeles, October 20th, 2001
The benefit raised more than $250,000 for people with neurogenetic disorders.
Graham Nash appeared with VH1 personality Rebecca Rankin
on
"VH1 News Special: Listening to America"
During the course of the show I caught Graham's PSA for the American Red Cross.
SUITELORRAINE
FAN CORNER ?
Dave, Andrew and Graham @ Saratoga
Kimberly gives Graham a note.
Photo by Eddie Kramer © / Kramer Archives
Fran meets Nash for a second time @ Pittsburgh
Here's their first meeting at Rock and Roll Hall of Fame from
Dec 2000
on the new VH1 CASS ELLIOT: Behind the Music. 
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selected for this honour, however confidentiality was maintained
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Please link this VERY rare award with our thanks for providing
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A TRUE HONOR!!!!
Graham Nash - TV Self Portrait 1991 ©
for my review of the Graham Nash gallery opening
of his "New York Portraits" show
PHOTOGRAPHY EXHIBITION opens May 24, 2001:
ROBERT WEINGARTEN: Intimate Vision
Robert Weingarten takes lucent natural elements and weaves them with his
painter's pallete into collages of color and form that compel
the viewer to
examine and contemplate the world around us. His earthscapes are
quiet in
their radiance, and resplendent in his interpretation, on exhibition
at
Howard Schickler Gallery, May 24 to July 20.
Robert Weingarten Arboles en Niebla, Malibu 2000
Nash Editions Iris Print
Long known for his prodigious work in the music industry for the
past four
decades, Graham Nash's visual artistry is equally vital. His circumspect
revelations in photography take on an extrasensory perspective,
as witnessed
in the inaugural release of his New York Portfolio on exhibition
at
Howard Schickler Gallery from May 24 to July 20.
Howard Schickler Gallery, founded in 1975, has recently moved
to the newly
revitalized waterfront area DUMBO, adjacent to Brooklyn Heights
and the
River Cafe. The area is studded with 19th century warehouses,
cobblestone
streets, and familiar views of the Manhattan skyline. Please join
us for an
opening with both artists present from 7 to 9 pm on Thursday,
May 24, 2001.
Graham Nash-Self Portrait in the Plaza, 1974
Date of print: 2001 Nash Editions Iris Print
New German Hollies Book go
HERE
I just got this email
Available for Bookings
Soft Rock Café
Is
James Griffin of Bread
John Ford Coley of England Dan & John Ford Coley
And
Terry Sylvester of The Hollies
5-piece band is available for bookings
Set List
IF
AUBREY
BUS STOP
CARRIE ANN
ON A CAROUSEL
FOR ALL WE KNOW
MAKE IT WITH YOU
EVERYTHING I OWN
LOVE IS THE ANSWER
BABY I'M A WANT YOU
NIGHTS ARE FOREVER
IT DON'T MATTER TO ME
THE AIR THAT I BREATHE
LOST WITHOUT YOUR LOVE
HE AIN'T HEAVY (He's My Brother)
LONG COOL WOMAN (In A Black Dress)
IT'S SAD TO BELONG (To Someone Else)
I'D REALLY LOVE TO SEE YOU TONIGHT
WE'LL NEVER HAVE TO SAY GOODBYE AGAIN
They perform 70 Minutes of 70's Hits . . . . .
These are the artists who defined Adult Contemporary Rock!
Contact: Janice Matson (972) 831-1272
I just got a press release about this forth coming German book.
Feast on this eye-candy
This full page ad appeared in Rollingstone
November 6th, 1975
Have a cup o' joe and hunker down here with some friends.
Meet Graham Nash's cat "Frogurt"
This photo was included a few years ago in a Purina Calendar of
other famous pets and owners.
Painting in the background of Graham is by PETER MAX © 1997
Quote from above:
"I've always believed my cats see far more of the world than I
do."
GRAHAM NASH
This just in...
"Your site has been visited by a minimum of three evaluators and
has been awarded the extremely
hard to achieve, Gold Graham Nash Award.
Your site has also been chosen as one of our monthly award winners,
'Music Site of The Month'"...
"Just read today in SPIN CD news that "If I Could Only Remember
My Name" is being remastered.
Also that the C&N - San Francisco Civic Auditorium show from 1974
is also
going to be released later this year."
photo from Christine Wilson's collection ©
Christine Wilson and her homemade Hollies Dolls
Graham Nash & Tony Hicks
photo from Christine Wilson's collection ©
Christine pre-show in Melbourne Australia
before a recent Hollies show @ Crown Casino
Graham Nash, Craig Doerge, Bob Glaub,
Mark & Kip Lennon
Have in common?
AND
They can all be found on
JUDY HENSKE's latest record
LOOSE IN THE WORLD
The Rock and RollHall of Fame and Museum
Graham Nash
Appearance at Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum
December 6th, 2000
by John Patrick Gatta
Dressed in a nearly all-black outfit, Graham Nash sat down and
announced, "Just as a small point of interest, it was
32 years ago today that I left the Hollies... and they're still
pissed." His openhearted honesty, humor and recollection of
his life in the Hollies, as well as Crosby, Stills, Nash and Young
followed over the next 95 minutes.
His appearance was part of the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and
Museum's four-year-old Hall of Fame Series, which
provides an intimate setting for an inductee to discuss one's
career. Nash joined in 1997, along with David Crosby and
Stephen Stills. Past Hall of Fame Series performers include Dickey
Betts, Roger McGuinn, Aretha Franklin, and Ray
Davies of the Kinks.
Early on, Nash admitted that among his many songs, his favorites
are the most recent ones. Backing up that statement he
played two new numbers - one unnamed tune that was dedicated to
Susan, his wife of 25 years, and "Try to Find Me,"
based on an incident at Neil Young's Bridge School Benefit. Performing
solo on acoustic guitar or keyboard, he offered
portions from "Marrakesh Express," "Chicago," "Immigration Man,"
"Heartland," and "King Midas in Reverse."
Nash and moderator David Spero, a longtime friend and the Rock
Hall's Senior Director of Programming, displayed an
easy-going rapport in front of more than 300 fans seated and hanging
over the balconies on several of the Museum's floors.
Under Spero's guidance, he went through his earliest days with
the Hollies and moved forward, chronologically, to CSNY's
last tour.
He described how the Everly Brothers changed his life. Brothers
Phil and Don played in his hometown of Manchester in 1960.
He and fellow Hollie Allan Clarke waited for them at their hotel.
Around 2:30am, they met their idols. "Instead of pats on the
head and signing autographs, they actually talked to me and Allan,
about why we're there, why we were fans, isn't this too late
for kids - we were 18 at the time. And ever since that moment
I realized the power of communication. They validated my very
being by just talking to me, and I've never forgotten it. "That's
one of the reasons why I'll talk to anybody, because you never
know what kind of tangent you set people on from that point of
contact." He collaborated with the Everly Brothers years later
on record (Two Yanks in England) and in concert. Nash reveled
that he used to sing harmony with the duo's records.
He left the Hollies because the other members weren't pleased
with his songwriting direction, and Crosby quickly recruited him.
Two of the songs of those unsatisfactory numbers included "Marrakesh
Express," and "Teach Your Children." Nash recalled
how the latter song contained Jerry Garcia's first-ever recording
on pedal steel. Garcia was teaching himself how to play it at
the
time. Despite protests that he could do better, Nash ended the
session after two takes. "You can play all you want, Jerry. I
know
what I want. It's my record, so get over it."
Talking about his association with David Crosby, Stephen Stills
and Neil Young bared some emotional scars as well as laughs.
As a result of his breakup with Joni Mitchell, Nash wrote "Simple
Man." When it came time for its live debut at the Fillmore East,
she was sitting in the audience. Fifth row. He also reveled that
before Young joined, Stills was in England inquiring whether Steve
Winwood or Jimi Hendrix was interested.
Whether is was who was to receive top billing in the moniker or
who didn't show up for a gig, fighting was an integral part of
CSNY's makeup. "We can only make music when we like each other,
when we can stand to be in the same general area."
At the end of this period of reflection, Nash confided, "You have
no idea how much fun I've been having for the past 40 years.
It's been an amazing journey. There have been certain things that
I didn't want to do, but the essence of what I do I wouldn't
change for anything. I get to express what I feel, I get to have
an audience for that, I get to be respected for that, and I get
paid for that."
As reported back in December @ suitelorraine.com
Fran and Graham @ the Rock Hall December 2000
photo © Fran
Graham and Cass Elliot
photo by Henry Diltz ©
GRAHAM NASH Birthday Hats!!
Birthday 02/02/00 in Portland Oregon @ the Rose Garden,
during the CSNY 2000 tour. Everyone in the venue got a hat...
These 2 hats were donated to the site by Becky Hoyt.
graces the cover of
(Professional Project Recording & Sound)
January 2001
Studio Paradise
The legendary musician builds a hawaiian recording haven.
Some key information enclosed regarding his latest recording project:
