Graham Nash

Hollie Graham Nash Finds His Face!

Interview by Keith Altham, NME, October 1966

THE HOLLY WHO has found his face is Graham Nash. For too long the Hollies have been written about as "the faceless wonders of pop" ...

The Rolling Stones: Sticky Fingers; Graham Nash: Songs for Beginners

Review by Ellen Sander, Saturday Review, June 1971

THERE IS A tendency these days, particularly among writers, to become disillusioned with or even apathetic about pop. Among the peculiar literary breed that rock ...

Graham Nash: Songs for Beginners

Review by Lenny Kaye, Rolling Stone, July 1971

IF YOU ACCEPT Graham Nash on his own terms, which is simply as a nice guy who somehow wound up a musician, then you probably ...

Graham Nash: Tales Behind Wild Tales

Interview by Loraine Alterman, Rolling Stone, March 1974

NEW YORK – In the living room of a moss-green suite at the Plaza Hotel, Graham Nash sits at the piano with an harmonica braced ...

Graham Nash: Return of the Manchester Mind Wrestler

Interview by Andrew Tyler, NME, April 1974

CONSIDERING the wastage rate in the higher echelons of rock 'n' roll, it's not difficult to accept as the norm a situation in which an ...

Graham Nash: The Winds Of Change

Interview by Dave Zimmer, BAM, February 1980

INTEGRITY, MORE than any other word seems to define what Graham Nash is all about. ...

Graham Nash: A Technology to Teach the Children Well

Interview by Charles Bermant, New York Times, March 1995

IN THE INFORMATION age, powerful technology without compelling content is an empty experience indeed. This realization by the singer Graham Nash led to his partnership ...