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Graham Nash Sells His Hollies & CSN Song Catalog
The portfolio includes everything from his Crosby, Stills & Nash days to his early period with The Hollies.
He's just the latest 60s artist to haul in big bucks selling the works of a lifetime as he gets older.
"Nash joins a long list of artist (or their estates) that have sold their assets to Iconic Artists Group, including the Beach Boys, Cher, Joe Cocker, Nat King Cole, Dean Martin, and Linda Ronstadt. [Irving] Azoff has also made deals with David Crosby and Stephen Stills, meaning that the catalog of CSN is back under the same umbrella."
There's no word on how much he got for the package, but you can be sure it didn't go cheap.
Graham Nash Sells Catalog to Irving Azoff’s Iconic Artists Group
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Re: Graham Nash Sells His Hollies & CSN Song Catalog
I'm curious as to what this entails. Nash was a co-writer on three or four Hollies hits and he wrote a handful of hits for both C,S,N and C,S,N & Y, but exactly what is his "catalogue"? Seeing the names of Joe Cocker, Cher and Dean Martin suggests that their catalogue consists of songs with their vocals, and not necessarily song writing or publishing rights. But in Nash's case does this also include songs on which he sang harmony or played acoustic guitar? If that's the case C,S & Y would have some of the rights to the same catalogue so who decides who gets what?