A few years back Francesco Lucarelli, one of the authors of the two-volume "Crosby, Stills, Nash and Sometimes Young" contacted a few listmembers to request use of their Joni photos in the book set. Francesco was also a listmember here at the time. For those who contributed or may be interested in obtaining the set - it has finally been released in the Netherlands and is available through the Dutch website http://www.gopherpublishers.com (for the English version select "shop" and then type in the title in the search box). Leslie Mixon did contribute a number of her Joni photos and is credited on the website. I think Phyliss and a few others may have also contributed photos. The book has been receiving great reviews. A number of great people were interviewed for the book (including Kate's friend John Gonzales), but it looks like they didn't get a chat with Joni. Here is part of the description from the website:
The set is enriched by many first-hand anecdotes and memories contributed by musicians, producers, managers, photographers, CSN associates, fans and by members of "The Lee-Shore", a CSN internet mailing-list. The authors conducted a number of exclusive and candid interviews with musicians and associates of CSN, including: Mike Finnigan, Joe Vitale, George "Chocolate" Perry, Joe Lala, Al Perkins, Dallas Taylor, Chris Hillman, Craig Doerge, James "Hutch" Hutchinson, Russell Kunkel, Ian Wallace, Richie Furay, Nels Gustafson, Dewey Martin & Madeline Golter, Bruce Palmer, Bobby Ingram, Jack Casady, Charles John Quatro, Don Gooch, Stephen Barncard, Bill Halverson, Rance Caldwell, Andrew Gold, Ken Weiss, Glenn Goodwin, John Gonzales, Paul Dieter, Jim Seiter, Henry Diltz, Jackson Browne, David Lindley, Kenny Loggins, Mark "Slick" Aguilar, Donovan, Skip Taylor, Bobby Elliott, Tony Hicks, Terry Sylvester, Jeff Pevar, James Raymond, Chris Stills, James Taylor, Van Dyke Parks, John Sebastian, John Hall, Bruce Cockburn, Steve Gillette, Graham Parker, Rickie Lee Jones, Jack Tempchin, Judy Henske, Country Joe McDonald, Ian Whitcomb, Mark Naftalin, Sam Andrew, Randy Holden, Ed King, Kipp & Pat Lennon (Venice), Alexis Sklarevski, Bob Vogt, Jac Holzman, Simon Posthuma (Seemon & Marijke), John E. Brown, Essra Mohawk, Barry Friedman, Charlie Wine, Tim Rose, Tom Ross, Tom O'Neal Gundelfinger (Dhja Vu cover-photo), Debbie Meister, Tom Campbell, David and Jan Crosby, Stephen Stills and Graham Nash. The three volumes will feature work contributed by California-rock photographer extraordinaire Henry Diltz, top "Brit pop" photographer Harry Goodwin, famous 60's photographer Nurit Wilde, Tom O'neal as well as photos by Ian Astle, Roger Barone, Mike Curcuru, Tom Davis, David Tulsky, A. Marc Shamblin, Leslie Mixon, Laurens van Houten and many others.
