In 1970 Graham Nash made the Chateau’s Bungalow 2 his home for five months, describing it as “a great place to hide,’’ following the dissolution of his relationship with Joni Mitchell. Nash would return five years later, posting up in the hillside’s Bungalow 3 with David Crosby to woodshed and polish material that would make up their second collaboration together as a duo, Wind on the Water — an album which turns 50 next month.
Category: Graham Nash
Graham Nash, Gone Girls and the Operatic Effect
Having last week seen Gone Girl back-to-back with another (far quieter, far more chilling, far superior) infidelity-noir, The Blue Room, I’ve been thinking a lot about contrasting points of view […]
Graham Nash :: Songs For Beginners (Reissue)
It is no secret to frequent AD readers that I am a huge fan of any project that contains a C S N or Y from the mid 1960s through […]