CSNY

“An enthusiastic history of one of rock music’s most significant supergroups. … The narrative is eminently readable… . A must for CSNY fans and anyone who remembers the era when it ruled the pop charts.” —Starred Kirkus Review“Plenty of nuggets for the diehard fan…a more than welcome addition to the band’s bookshelf.” * Houston Press *“A meticulous chronicle … but also a deft portrait of a golden age tarnishing even as the band sang.” * Sunday Times (London) *“Engaging … Doggett uses the saga of Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young as a metaphor for the Woodstock generation and their doomed mission to return to the garden.” * The Times (London) *“This honest, occasionally laudatory history will delight its baby boomer audience.” * Publishers Weekly *

Peter Doggett has been writing professionally about popular music and 20th-century culture since 1980. His many books include You Never Give Me Your Money, about the breakup of the Beatles and its aftermath; There’s a Riot Going On, chronicling the links between rock music and revolutionary politics in the late 1960s and early 1970s; and a biography of David Bowie’s 1970s recorded output, The Man Who Sold the World. He lives in London.