There exists a consistence of excellence, a perfection to the music and songs that Graham Nash continues to write and record. It's the collaboration between Graham Nash and supernaturally skilled guitarist, Shane Fontayne, that has yielded a body of work that is intelligent, insightful, and elegant. It's all charm and substance in its quest for answers, fulfillment, love and redemption in our lives. "This Path Tonight" is one of the best albums produced in years.
This Path tonight is a fantastic album Graham. Thanks for sharing your personal thoughts track by track, your life and your music. Have an awesome week! 8-) ~ Stewart
I love Grahams work. It's always been more artistic than commercial. Although I think commercialism is necessary to pay for the promotion to get the music out there, in this video Graham reveals more about the songs than I think most publicists would advise, simply because it's a well known fact curiosity about the back story is one of the driving forces behind commercialism. However, I think his producer made the right choice to attract the perfect audience for the album. A core audience that are patrons of the arts, and an addition to that core audience, I feel the songs will influence fans who were previously a bit on the commercial side of music, to be more aware of themselves in an artistic way. Bravo Graham!
There exists a consistence of excellence, a perfection to the music and songs that Graham Nash continues to write and record. It's the collaboration between Graham Nash and supernaturally skilled guitarist, Shane Fontayne, that has yielded a body of work that is intelligent, insightful, and elegant. It's all charm and substance in its quest for answers, fulfillment, love and redemption in our lives. "This Path Tonight" is one of the best albums produced in years.
This Path tonight is a fantastic album Graham. Thanks for sharing your personal thoughts track by track, your life and your music. Have an awesome week! 8-) ~ Stewart
Great artist
I love Grahams work. It's always been more artistic than commercial. Although I think commercialism is necessary to pay for the promotion to get the music out there, in this video Graham reveals more about the songs than I think most publicists would advise, simply because it's a well known fact curiosity about the back story is one of the driving forces behind commercialism. However, I think his producer made the right choice to attract the perfect audience for the album. A core audience that are patrons of the arts, and an addition to that core audience, I feel the songs will influence fans who were previously a bit on the commercial side of music, to be more aware of themselves in an artistic way. Bravo Graham!