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“We were afraid the record company was going to chuck us, so I started playing these chords. It all came about pretty quickly – like magic”: Dave Davies on the Kinks’ argumentative energy, mixed feelings on Van Halen, and Jeff Beck, the “loose cannon”

One of the O.G. progenitors of rock 'n' roll sits in with us to discuss the vital spark that lit the fire for a new generation – the sound, the fury, the friction, and the legacy

Guitar World

"The place was full of chickens, pigs and goats. The whole thing was fascinating": How an acid-tinged account of a North African adventure became the sound of the counterculture

With 60s pop music going psychedelic, Morocco's hippie trail inspired a song that took three years to come to fruition

Louder

‘The joy shot out of his voice’: Ray Davies, Graham Nash and others on Brian Wilson’s songwriting genius

With the innocence of a child and the vision of a god, his craft was astonishing. From Jessica Pratt to Jim James and Biffy Clyro’s Simon Neil, top musicians explain why he was like no other

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Digested week: The world spins on as I cope with Mum’s loss

From US travel fears to wondering if Ringo deserves a biopic, it’s been an out-of-kilter week of existential musings and political absurdities

The Guardian - UK

‘We joke about who’s getting their knees done’: the rock veterans still touring into their late 70s

Yoga and ice baths have replaced all-nighters, but musicians such as Graham Nash, Bonnie Raitt, Rick Wakeman and Elkie Brooks aren’t planning to retire any time soon

The Guardian - UK

I was a long-haired teenage boy in the 1960s. Why did everyone hate us so much?

It wasn’t always clear why our buzz-cut parents felt so threatened by our cascading locks – but guys like me needed to express ourselves

The Guardian - UK

World’s oldest man dies in Southport care home aged 112

John Tinniswood was born in Liverpool on August 26 1912.

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World’s oldest man, born the year the Titanic sank, dies in Merseyside care home

John Tinniswood ate fish and chips every Friday

The Independent UK

A sister’s last hope to save her brother from addiction – David Vincent Smith’s He Ain’t Heavy is a triumphant debut

So, on we go His welfare is of my concern No burden is he to bear We’ll get there For I know He would not encumber me He ain’t heavy, he’s my brother – He Ain’t Heavy, He’s My Brother by The Hollies Writer–Director David Vincent Smith’s reference to The…

The Conversation

Graham Nash donates £10,000 to embattled Salford Lads Club

Singer-songwriter with the Hollies and CSNY attended youth club as a boy, where he gave his first ever singing performance

The Guardian - UK

“We used humour – you could do that then; there’s no humour in chart music now”: Graham Gouldman on the 10cc song he wouldn’t write today and the gizmo that broke up the classic line-up

Singer, songwriter, guitarist, bassist and briefly drummer went from writing hits for The Hollies and Yardbirds to success with ‘The Worst Band In The World’

Louder

“Tony Hicks from the Hollies popped into the studio and said, ‘That’s my guitar.’ I thought, ‘F**k me, I’ve bought a stolen Les Paul!’” Steve Diggle of the Buzzcocks on the making of their 1978 punk classic, Another Music in a Different Kitchen

Fast-paced, big hooks, and one almighty left turn, the Buzzcocks’ incendiary debut is one of the most important punk albums of all time. Here is its story

Guitar World

Burnley 0-2 Everton: Premier League – as it happened

Michael Keane scored against his former club as Everton won their fourth consecutive match in the Premier League

The Guardian - UK

Graham Nash review – the lyrics are iffy, but the melodies remain magic

Aged 81, the Hollies and CSNY star’s songs still seem to pluck tunes from the air – though you often have to block out the very prosaic words

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The National (Scotland)

Graham Nash: Scotland is a uniquely beautiful place

Graham Nash talks exclusively to The National about his upcoming Glasgow show, his latest album Now and the legacy he wants to leave behind.

Louder

“I waited for the call from David but it never came. Two days later he was dead”: Graham Nash and David Crosby were on the verge of reconciling earlier this year

Graham Nash reveals he came close to patching up his friendship with former Crosby, Stills & Nash bandmate David Crosby days before before Crosby’s death

Evening Standard

The Ashes player ratings: How England and Australia scored in First Test at Edgbaston

England looked to have the First Test in their grasp into in the final hour of a fraught final day but Australia edged out their rivals in another Edgbaston Ashes classic.

MusicRadar

Graham Nash recalls a furious Little Richard lambasting Jimi Hendrix after the young guitarist upstaged the rock ’n’ roll godfather

It would take something for any backing player to steal Little Richard's thunder but then this was Jimi Hendrix...

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Graham Nash on Crosby, Trump, the future and 'Now'

As a kid growing up in Greater Manchester, England, Graham Nash just wanted to be like Buddy Holly, as he sings on the new song "Buddy's Back."

Manchester Evening News

Marvel, Netflix and Hollywood stars that are actually from Greater Manchester

Many famous faces hail from the region

Manchester Evening News

I paid £75 for whole Christmas dinner at Cheshire's "poshest" farm shop loved by Molly-Mae... but was it worth it?

It's not the cheapest way to get your full turkey dinner, but is farm shop grub the best?

Tribune News Service

Graham Nash on longevity, 'new' album with David Crosby, and smoking pot at 80: 'It doesn't affect my voice'

Graham Nash was 25 when he wrote his classic 1968 song, "Teach Your Children." He recorded it a year later on the debut album by the then-budding supergroup Crosby, Stills & Nash, which teamed him with David Crosby and Stephen Stills.

The Independent UK

UK’s oldest man celebrates 110th birthday and shares secret to long life

John Alfred Tinniswood received a birthday card from the Queen

Manchester Evening News

Molly-Mae Hague raves about trip to Cheshire's "poshest" farm shop

"Farm shops have my heart"

Manchester Evening News

The farm shop in Cheshire's woods boasting a luxury deli bar and lodges with hot tubs

It is one of the poshest farm shops around - and even boasts luxury log cabins where you can stay in Cheshire woodlands and have a hot tub dip

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