Neil Young - Long May You Run - The Illustrated History

Neil Young
Long May You Run
The Illustrated History
Daniel Durchholz & Gary Graff

Yes, I continued to read this book and continue to thank my brother for purchasing it for me. About a week ago I was reading page 83 and it continued me to page 91.

No problem. Let me type out the last line of page 83 -

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"Young concluded, "Nineteen-seventy-four was the swan song of Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young for me."
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I had noisemaker check to be certain, I am not derailing.

I continue on to page 91 - here is what is written on the page

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"was crumbling, too, and he asked that she vacate the ranch."
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I go back to noisemaker and repeat - ah, and oh alas - we agree! Happy Days!

Now as for Mr. Durchholz and Mr. Graff - I have been searching for them. Also the editors Ibister and Pernu to no avail.

It is stated on the back page of page 3 - the legal page (I can't remember what they call that page..?).

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"This publication has not been prepared, approved, or licensed by Neil Young, his management, or any affiliated entities or corporations."
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Last wording on the page
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"Printed In China"
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