"I could drop dead in the middle of this conversation." 74-year old music icon and two-time Rock And Roll Hall of Fame Inductee Graham Nash opens up about his life from The Hollies, CSN&Y to his latest solo release, This Path Tonight.
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"My advice to anybody that's collecting is, 'if you can't leave the store without it; if you're going out of the store and it's still niggling in the back of your mind that you should've bought it, you should go back and buy it.'" ...Part two of our conversation begins with Graham talking about some items he's collected over the years, playing Woodstock with CSN&Y, the volatile 1970s and his persistence to keep the band together.
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Our conversation with Graham Nash wraps up with him talking about hobbies outside of music, purchasing an IRIS Graphics 3047 inkjet printer for $126k - and voiding its warranty to make a portrait of David Crosby that was 3 feet by 4 feet. He also shares his secret to life.
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If you want to hear the whole conversation, it's here on Soundcloud: