CROSBY STILLS NASH NEWS FLASH @ SUITELORRAINE.COM WHAT WENT DOWN Past CSNY 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 Lorraine's news update *JULY 2002* QUOTE OF THE WEEK: "Histories of ages past Unenlightened shadows cast Down through all eternity The crying of humanity" - D.L. NASH TOUR 2002 PAGE *item added to the site 07/31/02 @ 11:22am eastern* from the ARTEMIS WEBSITE A&E will feature Graham on their "Breakfast with the Arts" program on August 4th at 8am EST. The show will feature an interview and live performance. * * * Breakfast with the Arts runs btwn 8-10am. Graham is not listed on the A&E site currently. *item added to the site 07/31/02 @ 11:21am eastern* The A&E GRAHAM NASH which aired twice yesterday - was outstanding. Great to see the photo's of Graham's parents and sisters. A very positive, upbeat and well done bio of the man and his music. Interview clips included: Mac Holbert Susan Nash Elaine Nash (sister) Tom Campbell (Guac Fund) David Crosby Jackson Browne Allan Clarke Carole King Art Garfunkel as well as plenty of discussion from the man himself. Nice clean footage from the BBC Crosby and Nash show, (nice to see the #'s not running on the bottom); as well as studio tape of CSN peforming "Laughing" and"Song with No Words" (Tree with no Leaves). Seeing this rare footage is mouth watering... There was also a snippet shown of CSN from NYC @ Pier 84 circa 1984-85. Looks like these shows were filmed.... need it! How about the commercial shown for Whistling Down the Wire - that was a rare find. There was a nice commercial in there for SONGS FOR SURVIVORS as well. Which - if you can't find it in your local record store, buy it online towerrecords.com or call 800-ask-tower * * * Between the BIO and the RECORD... Great stuff and a great lead up to the NASH TOUR. Looking forward to it indeed. *item added to the site 07/26/02 @ 5:30pm* More Nash Pix from the DeBella show His hair has grown out a bit since the CSNY 2k2 tour. HERE *item added to the site 07/26/02 @ 5:17pm eastern* Report on ROCKLINE From A.Babcock "He performed Dirty Little Secret and Blizzard Of Lies live. Note: (They were SOLO ACOUSTIC pieces - Lorraine) Was very glowing towards Stephen, mentioning the Suite as his favorite song/defining moment in his life. Mentioned songs that he'd wish he wrote; Guinnevere, 4+20 & Helplessly Hoping. Mentioned how it was Stephen who made "Teach" into the favorite it became by suggesting changes to it. The touring band:Pevar, Raymond, Dean Parks, Russ Kunkel & Larry Klein. NYC-Town Hall-9/18 A million commercials of course. Nash was in Washington DC. 1st 6 callers were men. Graham was wondering where the women were. I think only a couple got through. It was all men." *Gracias* Some photo's from the Birchmere 7/19 show Chris Hillman and Herb Pederson in Alexandria, VA From Tim Ryan who went to the show: "Chris Hillman and Herb Pederson out promoting their new CD " Way Out West". The set was made up of new music from Hillman - Pederson, The Desert Rose Band, Manassas, and The Byrds. Hillman introduced many of the songs with stories about the talented people and bands he has played in from Byrds with David Crosby, Manassas with Stephen Stills and Gram Parsons Project, it was great nite of music with lots of music history. The set list included "So Begins the Task" as recorded with Tony Rice Unit, "It Doesn't Matter" from Manassas and a very cool "Turn, Turn" from the Byrds. They both played and sang great, nice nite for the show, really enjoyed it." photo credit: Elizabeth Ryan © 2002 THANKS!! *item added to the site 07/24/02 @ 2:04pm eastern* Graham Nash in the studio this morning in Philly @ WMGK with John DeBella *thanks to bud alberto for this* *item added to the site 07/24/02 @ 10:20am* After much confusion - it seems that ROCKLINE will air it's broadcast TONIGHT - Wednesday 07/24 with GRAHAM NASH The confusion is over... tune in folks for GRAHAM NASH with BOB COBURN (BC) on CHECK HERE FOR ROCKLINE 11:30pm in New York City on Q104.3 They have streaming audio on their site. To call ROCKLINE with your question for Graham Nash Call 1-800-344-ROCK. *item added to the site 07/24/02 @ 10:05am eastern* 3 dates have surfaced so far for GRAHAM NASH'S SOLO TOUR CHECK IT OUT HERE *The following items A few items of note: added to the site 07/24/02 @ 10:00am* As of the 07/13 issue of BILLBOARD Magazine Neil Young's Are You Passionate has dropped off the Top 200 Chart There is a Buffalo Springfield article by author John Einarson in the recent issue of DISCoveries Magazine (which is a record collectors mag like Goldmine). Farm Aid 2002 has been announced, with the founders Willie, Neil, Mellencamp and newbie Dave Matthews in attendance more acts to be announced. The 15th benefit concert will be on Saturday, September 21st, 2002 at the Post-Gazette Pavilion in western Pennsylvania, just outside of Pittsburgh. As of right now there is no fall tour set for Neil Young per his sister - Astrid (via her diary entries on her website.) Remember 07/30 is approaching You gotta do 2 things on 07/30 BUY Songs for Survivors & WATCH Graham's Biography on A&E. OK got it? In last week's Village Voice - In a review of a rare club show by Dolly Parton, they stated that she performed her cover of "After the Gold Rush." (she alters some of the lyrics, the part about getting high!) *item added to the site 07/19/02 @ 5:52pm eastern* HERE IS SOME MORE COMPADRES STUFF   Dallas Taylor today Listen to his 01/23/02 interview @ Recovery Net Radio HERE He talks about how Paul Rothchild signed his first group, and how he met John Sebastian and his subsequent meeting with Stephen Stills. A few quotes from this interview in regards to the music and collaborations with Stills: "The magic was between Stephen Stills and I - it was like we could read each others mind." "To this day my favorite records I ever worked on were the Manassas and the Stephen Stills solo records. Also @ the Recovery Net Radio there can be found an archive of an interview with Mr. MICHAEL "Kelly" FINNIGAN LISTEN TO IT HERE Thanks to Phil for the Finns link * * * VERY INTERESTING STUFF HERE FOLKS! check out these interviews..... *item added to the site 07/19/02 @ 5:37pm eastern* Shelley Duncan contacted me. She is the former wife of founding QUICKSILVER member GARY DUNCAN "I was married to Gary Duncan of Quicksilver for ten years and have written a memoir about our life together." Title is "My Husband the Rock Star: Ten Years with QMS, a Memoir." CHECK OUT HER BOOK HERE visit the shady grove QSM Site slideshow of quicksilver & jefferson starship by RA© *item added to the site 07/19/02 @ 5:32pm* CROZ in SONNY BARGER'S NEW BOOK! From Publishers Weekly "The latest literary effort from Hell's Angels chieftain Barger is "a collection of true stories, modern myths, and biker tales" submitted to him by other bikers." There is a story contained in there detailing singer David Crosby's biker connections. READ HERE *item added to the site 07/11/02 @ 2:58pm eastern* Stephen Stills song "Do For the Others" from his 1st solo album of the same name (Stephen Stills) can be heard in it's entirety in the film and on the movie soundtrack of Dangerous Lives of Altar Boys Based Upon: The novel of the same title by Chris Fuhrman, who died of cancer before the book, his first, was published in 1994. Premise: A gang of Catholic school 8th grade students in 1974 Savannah get caught drawing an obscene comic book featuring priests and nuns having sex. As revenge for the punishment they received, they plan a prank on a mean one-legged nun (Jodie Foster) that they hope will also make them school legends, in addition to recovering the comic book. A film student who saw the flick recently, told me: "They put on Stephen's first solo lp. They play 'Do For The Others' and it's featured prominently! A girl puts on the record. One guy says " 'I have this record,' and another character follows up by saying, 'Yeah, every song is good'" -thanks to acb- *item added to the site 07/06/02 @ 1:04pm eastern* David Bowie covers Neil Young's "I've Been Waiting for You" (featuring Foo Fighter Dave Grohl). On his new record "Heathen." "I've Been Waiting for You" can be found on the 1st Neil Young solo record NEIL YOUNG. * * * DAVID BOWIE Album Title: Heathen Producer(s): Tony Visconti, David Bowie Label/Catalog Number: ISO/Columbia CK 86630 *item added to the site 07/05/02 @ 11:04am eastern* MARK YOUR CALENDAR'S JULY 30th, 2002 a big GRAHAM NASH DAY!!!! SONGS FOR SURVIVORS (stereo version) will be available for purchase JULY 30th, 2002 on Visit the Artemis site to hear the first single "Lost Another One" *item added to the site 07/05/02 @ 11:00am eastern* Also on July 30th, 2002 Sit yourself down and take a look around... the TV dial! cos GRAHAM NASH will be on The one hour episode on the life and times of GRAHAM NASH will premier @ 8pm and repeat @ midnite (eastern) Graham Nash: A Life in Harmony He's the gentleman of Rock and Roll, who came up through the backstreets of a working class town in Northern England. Raised on American music, he became a key part of the Hollies, before he fell in with David Crosby and Stephen Stills. He moved to America and became both a pillar and a peacemaker within Crosby, Stills, Nash (and then Young). *item added to the site 07/05/02 @ 10:01am eastern* This is for a friend who has been seeking the correct lyrics to the Stephen Stills song from his first solo album OLD TIMES GOOD TIMES. The lyrics were never included in the first solo Stephen Stills record. Here they are as per the Stephen Stills song book © 1973 (this songbook contains the sheetmusic for the 1st 2 Stills solo records) Old Times Good Times Stephen A. Stills 1970&1973 ©Gold Hill Music, Inc. When I was young and needed my time alone, Jump in the pirogue, pole down the Bayou Bogafalaya River was dark and cold, Seven years old, I couldn't find my way home. Old times, good times Old times, good times When I was twelve, I learned how to play the guitar, Got myself a job in a jax beer bar, Got myself together, Went to New Orleans, Found myself working for rice and beans. Old times, good times Old times, good times New York City was so damned cold, I had to get out of that town before I got old, California, rock and roll dream, Got too high and we blew our whole scene, But we had a good time. Old times, good times Old times, good times What is a pirogue you ask? A Cajun style pirogue is the perfect small craft for exploring and fishing sheltered lakes and ponds or small, shallow rivers. Extremely stable, you can stand up in a pirogue. A pirogue only draws a couple of inches of water, which allows the user to paddle or pole right over many obstructions that will stop a traditional canoe. *item added to the site 07/03/02 @ 12:59pm eastern* Read Timothy White's final column. *item added to the site 07/03/02 @ 12:27am eastern* This week in BILLBOARD Magazine ARE YOU PASSIONATE moves back up a few notches sitting @ #176 in the Hot 200.