From a post-war childhood in a run-down Manchester suburb to founding the Hollies and setting Sixties Britain swinging. From abandoning it all for Joni Mitchell and California's canyons to forming Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young, the first and most enduring of all supergroups. From playing and hanging out with greats like George Harrison and Bob Dylan to becoming an artist and political activist. Wild Tales is the life, story and journey of Graham Nash, an iconic figure in music. 'A naked memoir.' Scotland on Sunday 'Bears exuberant witness to the Fifties rock-n-roll explosion, the Swinging Sixties, and the American folk-rock scene, all interspersed with stories of drugs benders, band acrimony and copious sex. As much a lesson in pop history as it is warts-and-all memoir.' Independent 'A social history as much as a memoir.' Sunday Times, Books of the Year 'Great read.' Front Row, Radio 4 'A shockingly candid memoir.' Daily Express 'A very thoughtful, well told account of an interesting musical and personal journey.' Irish Independent
Graham Nash
Graham Nash is a British musician and songwriter best known for his work in the folk-rock band Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young. His poetic lyrics and melodic compositions have been praised for their emotional depth and social commentary, making him a key figure in the 1960s counterculture movement.