Dan Markus' Wax Museum

Crosby, Stills, Nash (and Young) were artists who were not afraid to tackle some of the issues of a turbulent time in the world.  In this exclusive interview clip from the mid-80s, Graham Nash tells Dan Markus about the band's willingness to deal with public issues through their music. Visit danmarkuswaxmuseum.com

What Top 5 hit from the Summer/Fall of 1965 featured a prominent whistling part that no one in the band could perform?  Visit danmarkuswaxmuseum.com for more interviews.

Arlo Guthrie's first record release was the fabled "Alice's Restaurant," released in 1967.  It was unusual for several reasons ... most notably that it was 18+ minutes long and mostly narration.  Here, Arlo reflects on his debut offering, which became an instant classic. For more stories and interviews, visit Dan Markus' Wax Museum website.

The rumor has circulated for years ... in 1966 George Harrison recorded a guitar track for friend and companion Donovan's signature song, "Sunshine Superman."  Or did he?  Dan Markus put the question to Donovan, who in turn puts the rumor to rest once and for all.  (For more from Dan Markus' Wax Museum, visit http://danmarkuswaxmuseum.com )

Tommy James tells Dan Markus how Tommy's first hit, "Hanky Panky," took years to become a national hit.

Howard Kaylan, lead singer of The Turtles, tells an amusing story about the band's early days when they played a UCLA fraternity party.