Graham Nash does Norway! :D

[mogster]

He's having a photo exhibit here now, and 18th of July, Crosby, Stills & Nash are playing at the Norwegian Wood festival in the middle of Oslo. I thought to post some of his pictures:


Joni Mitchell 'Listening to music', 1969


Neil Young, 1970


Self portrait, Plaza Hotel, New York, 1974


Self portrait, Paris 1987


Dennis Hopper, 2002


Greenwich Village, NYC, in 1973


The man today ;-)

I haven't got a clue about his political stance, so don't flame me if he's a rosy red republican ;-)

[coloradodem2005]

1. Somehow I doubt he's a Republican.

I know Crosby and Young aren't. He is also from England so it may be moot.

[mogster]

3. Hell, I didn't know that!

:D
I always thought of these as THE American icons.
Awright. I knew Young wasn't, though. Don't tell me he's a Brit too :-o

[coloradodem2005]

4. Young is Canadian.

[Atlas Mugged]

6. He was originally in The Holly's

You can't get more British than 'Bustop', you know, The Umbrella Song.

[livetohike]

2. Nice! Thanks for posting these n/t

[teach1st]

5. Dean supporter

CNN, 4/18/03

http://www.cnn.com/2003/ALLPOLITICS/04/17/hollywood.donors/

WASHINGTON (CNN) -- What do rock star Joan Jett, actor Michael Douglas and "Seinfeld" co-creator Larry David have in common? They all gave to the presidential campaign of Howard Dean, the former governor of Vermont who is now seeking the 2004 Democratic nomination.

With about $2 million in his campaign war chest, Dean is not leading the fund-raising pack among his Democratic colleagues. (Sen. John Kerry of Massachusetts has about $8 million on hand for his campaign, and Sen. John Edwards reports about $5.7 million in his war chest.)

But Dean is ahead in the unofficial "Hollywood primary," winning donations from an impressive array of Tinseltown's stars and entertainment figures.

Among the others who donated to Dean's campaign: Director and producer Rob Reiner (perhaps best known as "Meathead" from TV's "All in the Family"), M*A*S*H star Mike Farrell, and singers David Crosby and Graham Nash.