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TTC Interview GRAHAM NASH TRANSCRIPT INDEX If you are interested in viewing the full length video interview or transcript, please email [email protected] A C ABBEY ROAD ............. 11, 12, 13, 17, 28, 38, 40, 80 CAROL LEVIS .................................................................. 13 AHMET ERTEGUN ....................................... 51, 52, 82 CARRIE ANN .....................................................17, 42, 44 AL JOLSON .......................................................................... 5 CASS ELLIOT ............................................ 20, 32, 71, 82 ALAN MCDOUGAL ...................................................... 37 CHATEAU MARMONT ............................................... 71 ALEXANDER CANYONS .......................................... 10 CHICAGO .............................................................25, 56, 62 ALL YOU NEED IS LOVE........................................ 38 CHRISSY SHRIMPTON ............................................. 38 ALLAN CLARKE ............................. 4, 5, 10, 14, 41, 81 CLIFF BENNETT AND THE REBEL ALTAMONT ....................................................................... 61 ROUSERS ..................................................................... 28 APPLE ................................................................................... 46 CLIVE DAVIS ................................................................... 47 ARETHA............................................................................... 84 COCAINE .................................................................... 66, 77 ART’S DELI ....................................................................... 60 COLUMBIA ........................................................................ 47 ARTHUR GARFUNKEL ............................................. 25 CREDENCE ....................................................................... 57 ASTON MARTINS ............................................................. 3 CROSBY, STILLS AND NASH ...... 36, 37, 44, 48, ATCO ..................................................................................... 47 59, 72 ATLANTIC .................................................... 46, 47, 51, 52 CROSBY, STILLS, NASH AND YOUNG . 18, 51 AUDITORIUM THEATER......................................... 56 CSN .................................... 27, 32, 45, 46, 66, 73, 78, 80 CSNY .. 56, 59, 61, 62, 63, 66, 67, 69, 70, 71, 72, 73, B 80 BATTERY PARK ............................................................. 79 D BEACH BOYS ...........................................................42, 52 BEACON THEATER .................................................... 52 DALLAS TAYLOR........................................................... 52 BILL BENNY ........................................................................ 6 DAN FOGELBERG ....................................................... 56 BILL GRAHAM ................................................. 63, 64, 67 DAVID BROWN JACKSONS ................................... 3 BILL HALEY AND THE COMETS ......................... 8 DAVID GEFFEN ............................................................. 47 BILL HALVESON........................................................... 52 DAY IN THE LIFE.......................................................... 39 BILLY J. KRAMER AND THE DAKOTAS ..... 28 DEJA VU ............................................................................. 45 BLACKBOARD JUNGLE ............................................ 8 DEVONSHIRE SPORTING CLUB ........................ 6 BLATPOOL ........................................................................... 2 DICK CAVETT SHOW ................................................ 56 BLAZES ........................................................................21, 22 DICK JAMES ............................................................ 22, 23 BOB DYLAN............................................... 33, 55, 67, 81 DON RATHBONE .......................................................... 10 BOBBY ELLIOTT ............................................ 11, 42, 79 DOPE ......................................................................50, 65, 77 BONNIE ............................................................................... 78 DRUGS ..................................................................65, 66, 76 BRIAN EPSTEIN ............................................................ 38 BRIAN JONES ................................................................. 22 E BRIAN WILSON .............................................................. 39 EARTH AND SKY .......................................................... 76 BRITISH INVASION ........................................ 7, 16, 25 ECHO MACHINES ........................................................ 28 BUCKINGHAM PALACE .......................................... 85 ELLIOT ROBERTS ................................................ 47, 48 BUDDY HOLLY .................. 3, 4, 7, 13, 26, 27, 82, 84 ELMA VALENTINE ....................................................... 41 BUFFALO SPRINGFIELD........................................ 33 ELTON JOHN ........................................................... 23, 34 BULGARIA ..................................................................49, 51 ELVIS ...................................................................... 3, 4, 7, 27 BUS STOP .......................................................................... 23 EMI .................................................................................. 11, 40 BUTTERFLY ..................................................................... 40 EPIC ........................................................................................ 47 BYE BYE LOVE .................................................. 4, 15, 82 ERIC HAYDOCK ............................................................ 10 BYRDS .................................................................................. 33 EVERLY BROTHERS .. 3, 4, 14, 15, 16, 35, 82, 84 EVERLYS .................................................................... 35, 82 EVOLUTION ..................................................................... 40 JOHN PAUL JONES .................................................... 35 EXPECTING TO FLY .................................................. 33 JOHN SEBASTIAN ............................................... 48, 57 EYE TO EYE ..................................................................... 74 JOHNNY AND THE MOONDOGS ..................... 13 JOINT..................................................................................... 33 F JONI MITCHELL ...................... 36, 37, 43, 55, 56, 81 FATS DOMINO .................................................................. 3 JUDY COLLINS .............................................................. 59 FILLMORE .......................................................... 63, 65, 69 K FILLMORE EAST .......................................................... 63 FOR WHAT IT’S WORTH ......................................... 62 KEITH RICHARDS ........................................................ 60 FOUR TONES ...........................................................10, 75 KENT STATE ............................................................ 51, 62 FRANK CLARKE ............................................................... 5 KING MIDAS IN REVERSE ............................ 34, 40 FREE TRADE HALL .................................................... 14 KINGSIZE TAYLOR AND THE DOMINOES28 G L GARY LEADS ................................................................... 37 LEAD BELLY ...................................................................... 6 GENE VINCENT................................................. 3, 14, 84 LED ZEPPELIN ............................................................... 35 GEORGE HARRISON................................................. 69 LENNY BRUCE ............................................................... 20 GEORGE MARTIN ........................................................ 38 LESLIE MORRIS ............................................................ 71 GERTRUDE STEIN ...................................................... 72 LISTEN TO ME................................................................ 27 GLENN FREY ................................................................... 73 LITTLE DARLING .......................................................... 31 GRAHAM GOLDMAN ..........................................23, 24 LITTLE RICHARD ............................................... 3, 8, 20 GRAMMY ............................................................................ 85 LIVERPOOL ........................................................10, 13, 16 GUACAMOLE FUND .................................................. 77 LONDON PALLADIUM ....................................... 15, 34 GUINEVERE ..................................................................... 67 LONG TIME GONE ...................................................... 62 LONNIE DONEGAN ................................................ 6, 18 H LORD BUCKLEY ............................................................ 20 HAROLD CLARKE ...................................................... 4, 9 LOS ANGELES .. 20, 31, 32, 33, 34, 48, 61, 62, 70, HAZY SHADE OF WINTER .................................... 30 72 HELPLESS ......................................................................... 66 LOU ADLER .............................................................
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