Acoustic Rock Magazine Spotlights Wilco and Monsters of Acoustic Rock

Acoustic Rock: The Monsters of Acoustic Rock tells the stories behind acoustic rock legends and current stars, including Wilco, Neil Young, the Allman Brothers Band, Beck and many others, all in one feature-packed issue.

• Crosby, Stills & Nash: It's been 40 years since the release of Crosby, Stills & Nash's legendary self-titled debut album, and a lot has changed for rock's most deceptively mellow trio. David Crosby dropped 55 pounds last year and has been forced to sell his yacht. Stephen Stills claims he is completely deaf. But Graham Nash remains optimistic about the trio's future, which includes a much-anticipated album of cover songs with producer Rick Rubin. Here's helplessly hoping …

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