CROSBY STILLS NASH NEWS FLASH @ SUITELORRAINE.COM "Clarify my position" Stephen Stills I read the news today ... CHECK OUT PAST CSN & RELATED NEWS FROM SUITELORRAINE.COM April 2000 July 2000 Oct 2000 May 2000 Aug 2000 Nov 2000 June 2000 Sept 2000 Dec 2000 Jan 2001 April 2001 July 2001 Oct 2001 Feb 2001 May 2001 Aug 2001 Nov 2001 Mar 2001 June 2001 Sept 2001 Dec 2001 Jan 2002 April 2002 July 2002 Oct 2002 Feb 2002 May 2002 Aug 2002 Nov 2002 Mar 2002 June 2002 Sept 2002 Dec 2002 DECEMBER NEWS "The first rule is to keep an untroubled spirit. The second is to look things in the face and know them for what they are." Marcus Aurelius This item added to the site 12/27/02 @8:12pm eastern daylight savings time NYC Guitar Legends issue #57 - Winter 2002 is out and centered on Mr James Marshall Hendrix. STEPHEN STILLS content here folks! On page 11 an article called Jimi Jams A host of modern rockers pick their all-time favorite Hendrix songs. Among the artists mentioned are Joe Perry, Warren Haynes, Peter Frampton, Steve Vai, etc.. and Mr Stephen Stills. Here is the blurb I scanned below: This item added to the site 12/26/02 @9:19pm eastern daylight savings time NYC Listen up! Sent to the site from George Walsh. Thanks George! * * * "Late night Friday into Saturday 1-3am on The World Cafe: David Byrne, Elvis Costello, & Graham Nash, for our next year-end best-of edition." This item added to the site 12/26/02 @9:15pm eastern daylight savings time NYC The History Channel's Save Our Sounds just aired. Good show. Noteable speakers: Pete Seeger, Mickey Hart, and David Crosby. The bulk of the show was about the need for preservation and the actual restoration process being done on historic recordings since the beginning of recorded sound. This is in conjunction with the Smithsonian Institute. Crosby anecdote - he tells of how Fred Neil taught him how all sounds were music. He heightened David's awareness about listening to sounds. ie: Fred taught him this, as they rode in a wricketty elevator in NYC, and listened to the sounds of it clinking and clanking as it travelled up and down the building. This item added to the site 12/25/02 @9:45pm eastern daylight savings time NYC Graham Nash was featured on MUSIC NEWS with Katie Wagner on the TV Guide Channel December 24th, 2002 This item added to the site 12/25/02 @9:42pm eastern daylight savings time NYC *DAVID CROSBY CONTENT* Imagine America with the sound turned off. A critical part of our heritage could be lost in silence. Tune-in to Save Our History: Save Our Sounds on Thursday, December 26 at 8pm eastern as we chronicle the enormous efforts being undertaken to preserve thousands of priceless historical sounds for future generations - sounds that may soon be lost to the ravages of time and decay. This item added to the site 12/20/02 @11:59pm eastern daylight savings time NYC Graham Nash record review inside the December 2002 issue of Pages 20-21 by Roy Abrams He rated it 4 stars * * * * = Great Songs for Survivors is the fifth solo album from GRAHAM NASH and the latest contribution to a career spanning more than four decades. The singer/songwriter, who celebrated his 60th birthday last February, possesses a voice that seems immune to the ravages of time. From the energetic opening track, "Dirty Little Secret," to the gentle closer, "Come With Me," Nash displays all the traits that have endeared him to fans throughout the years - beginning, as always, with the song. Of the 10 tracks included here, nine were written or co-written by Nash; the tenth is a brilliant version of Richard and Linda Thompson's "Pavanne." "Dirty Little Secret" is a powerful indictment of the mass racially motivated slaughter of African Americans in Greenwood, Oklahoma, in 1921. "Lost Another One" reflects upon friends and colleagues that have self-destructed along the way. The vivid poetry of "The Chelsea Hotel" is accompanied by stunner harmonies between Nash and old pal David Crosby; as strong of a song as anything these two have ever done together. "Liar's Nightmare"is perhaps the most different song Nash has written to date - written while in the hospital recuperating from an operation. Songs for Survivors is a must-have for any fan. Also found inside the pages of the December 2002 Issue of Inside Connection is an interview with former Stone BILL WYMAN (Wyman - friend of Stills, who co-wrote the Manassas song "Love Gangster,") Here is a excerpt from the article, which can be found on pages 24 & 64 "Wyman is always quick to point out the influence others have had on him. He talked about how hearing Willie Dixon playing bass backwards on "Smokestack Lightning," was such a revelation. Wyman also had much praise for Donald "Duck" Dunn of Booker T and the MG's, with whom he has become "great mates." 'Duck Dunn is the best bass player to follow because of the simplicity,' he stated. - end of excerpt - This item added to the site 12/15/02 @1:15pm eastern daylight savings time OPEN HERE FOR SOME HOLIDAY CHEER This item added to the site 12/15/02 @1:15pm eastern daylight savings time This item added to the site 12/15/02 @1:15pm eastern daylight savings time Nash article This item added to the site 12/04/02 @10:36pm eastern daylight savings time Here is another classic STILLS article from my personal archives. I've been collecting all things CSN especially Stephen Stills since 1977 so I have lots more goodies in store to share with everyone. I'll be adding more of these as time permits. Best to add when we are lite on new - news! Happy Holidaze and Enjoy! - Lorraine This item added to the site 12/04/02 @10:35pm eastern daylight savings time More exclusives from SUITELORRAINE..COM Another Graham Nash article that I found ** Lorraine   article by Roy Abrams © This item added to the site 11/30/02 @ 9:53pm eastern daylight savings time Insights from the road TOO's This item added to the site 11/30/02 @ 10:35am eastern daylight savings time Very cool pix by Chet Helms This item added to the site 11/30/02 @ 10:31am eastern daylight savings time Excellent site by poet, journalist , teacher, cool lady et al... Ellen Sander