Graham Nash on His Most Personal Album, the Loss of David Crosby, and 60 Years of The Hollies
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Graham Nash catches up with Kyle Meredith to talk about his new album, Now, and how it showcases some of his most personal writing.
The legendary singer-songwriter goes on to talk about writing a song about the rise and fall of Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young, and penning a tribute to Buddy Holly. He also touches on the 60th anniversary of The Hollies and the simple thing it would take for him to reunite with Neil Young or Stephen Stills.
He also discusses the recent passing of David Crosby and how the “shocking” passing has affected him. “I think the truth is, we expected David to pass 20 years ago. The fact that he made it to 80 was astonishing,” he explains, before continuing, “But it was a shock, kind of like an earthquake. You get the initial shock and then you figure out that you’ve survived. But these aftershocks keep coming up.”
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Graham Nash on His Most Personal Album, the Loss of David Crosby, and 60 Years of The Hollies
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