Oggi e' il 13.04.2023 , il Grande David e' morto, io lo ascolto da 45 anni e finche' non moriro' ascoltero' le sue canzoni....CHE SPERO RESTINO IMMORTALI....PERCHE' NELLA SUA BELLEZZA, PRIMA ANCORA DI PIACERE, COLPISCONO IL CUORE.... GRAZIE DI ESSERE VISSUTO E DI AVERCI RESO FELICI ASCOLTANDO LE TUE CANZONI.....DOPO 45 ANNI MI EMOZIONANO ANCORA... DAVID CROSBY R.I.P. ❤
How does anyone do the things to his mind and body that David did and come back and remake such magic at this age? Impeccable vocals, phrasing and guitar playing. I’ve been consistently listening to “if only I could remember my name” for around 50 years and don’t intend stopping anytime soon, the Croz is alive and doing just fine in my world. RIP David Van Cortlandt Crosby.👍✌🏾
David Crosby is at his best when he writes, sings, & performs by himself. Such a strong powerful voice. Perfect pitch, always in key. An incredible high tenor range when needed. Great storyteller, images unfold thru the sounds of his music. This & so much more..... Vince James (Ajello)
You make good points. I loved David best when he sang with Roger McGuinn, Chris Hillman and Gene Clark. He sang perfectly on pitch, with perfectly synced phrasing and deep emotion. His head voice was to die for, creamy. I'll go so far as to say the Byrds had the best vocals, even better than the Beatles. Gasp ;) Sure, no one beat the Beatles, but no one was doing the incredibly cool sounding harmonies David, McGuinn, Hillman and Clark were doing. Between McGuinn's ringing, compressed Rickinbacker 12 String and the perfectly balanced harmonies, no one equalled the Byrd's sound
He is one of the most personable and talented musicians of the last few decades. All he needs is a guitar, his voice and a stage - and the concert hall is full of music, warmth and joy.
I was privileged to see David Crosby in September 2019 at Red Rocks in Morrison, CO. He was the warm-up act for Jason Isbell. Somehow, despite the unhealthy appearance of David Crosby at altitude, I thought he would live forever, like his music. RIP, Mr. Crosby.
Eclettico, a volte incompreso o sottovalutato ma uno che ha dedicato la vita alla musica fino all'ultimo respiro... collaborazioni epocali e pezzi suoi che resteranno per sempre... Ho avuto l'onore di ascoltarlo 2 volte dal vivo, una nel 1982 anno in cui si esibì a Milano nel ormai scomparso sotto la nevicata dell'85 Palazzetto dello Sport
One of the greatest rock artists of all time. I can't think of anyone more important than Croz. A true hippie. What a voice and he still has it. A voice that still is so distinctive and strong. Croz is deep, opinionated, introspective, revolutionary and authentic. He introduced The Beatles and so many on the West Coast to eastern music. He virtually invented acid folk. Was a member of some of the most important bands in history. Thanks for posing this.
Although I do regret that CSN are no longer touring, the evidence of the years since then is that David has enjoyed more creativity and brought us fine music we might not have heard otherwise and I am truly grateful for that.
When David came out with his first book I made my way down to the bookstore to get a signed copy the line was pretty long. Maybe 150 people or so since I'm in the music business I learned a long time ago that if you want to have a more relaxed meet and greet get at the end of the line so that when you finally meet the artist there's nobody behind you chafing at the bit. There's three or four people in front of me and the Croz starts to B.I.T.C.H. Not real bad - just sort of whining, "Hey man! I didn't sign up for this - my hands are cramping up!" Still he manages to sign a few more books and manages a smile. Now it's my turn and I step up to David and say, "Mr Crosby, can you help me please? I seem to have forgotten my glasses at home and I can't read this." And at that very moment I show him my AA medallion where it says Unity, Service, Recovery. He immediately bursts into the biggest grin I've ever seen! He stands up and stretches while repeating those three words quietly to himself over and over again. Meanwhile, his traveling companion laughs out loud, looks at me with a big grin and says, "David,, you have been busted..... So busted!" I introduced myself, first name only, then I flipped the coin over and ask David, "do you believe what the old-timers said? That a grateful heart never drinks or drugs?" Another big smile and he says "absolutely" "Let's recite the serenity prayer, and I'll take it out to my meeting, and if it's okay with you David I'll tell everybody you send your best wishes.... In fact if you guys want to go with me, I'd be honored. The two men thanked me and we shake hands all around. They tell me they got to go out to the airport but definitely give everybody their best. And then, spontaneously and without even thinking about it, the three of us intone: "God grant me the serenity to accept the things I cannot change, courage to change the things I can, and the wisdom to know the difference. We walk out together in to the cool night air. David looks at me one last time and says, "we never know when our angels are going to show up.... And help us get back on the beam; Thanks, brother! Thanks for reminding me how truly lucky and how grateful I really should be!"
oh boy ...would I have loved to be at this one ...or any one at all..... Never saw the guy in person but he is so much in my world now... every day.... thank you David!! RIP... xxx
00:00 cowboy movie 11:04 tracks in the dust 15:58 the lee shore 20:09 time i have 24:54 naked in the rain 29:16 for free 34:31 dream for him 38:59 triad 42:29 carry me 44:55 thousand roads 49:09 everybody’s been burned 51:24 rusty and blue 58:05 what are their names 59:38 in my dreams 1:04:20 what makes it so 1:11:22 somebody home 1:15:49 guinnevere 1:26:21 cowboy movie So, some of the songs are cut short and other ones starts all of a sudden. So the cues are correct. It’s just the way it is. Enjoy.
What a treat I've just found this performance. What year was this ? Sky Trails n Croz albums are so beautiful.. love him so much forever n always! Thx for posting this !
Da 40 anni ascolto la sua musica....e ogni volta mi emoziona sempre....David Crosby e le sue canzoni in RUclips saranno immortali.....morirà lui ...moriremo noi ......ma la sua musica resterà sempre .
love love love his songs! dang he's good, he plays those magical chords and shivers go up my spine, he is the master of chords, his voice is deep and resonant
He's like fine wine - just gets better and better with age. I saw him in Santa Fe a few years ago. My only regrets are that I didn't get a seat closer to the stage.
Wonderful David Crosby. I loved David when he sang with Roger McGuinn, Chris Hillman and Gene Clark. He sang perfectly on pitch with perfectly synced phrasing and deep emotion. His head voice was to die for, creamy. I'll go so far as to say that with David soaring at the top of the chord, the Byrds had the best vocals, even better than the Beatles. Gasp ;) Sure, no one beat the Beatles, but no one was doing the incredibly cool sounding harmonies David Crosby, McGuinn, Hillman and Clark were doing. Between McGuinn's ringing, Rickinbacker 12 String and the perfectly voiced harmonies, no one equalled the Byrd's sound, at least to my little ol'ears.
Al despertar recordó esta conversación con David Crosby -¿Qué sabés del mundo? -Nada sé del mundo -¿Qué sabés de “tu mundo”? -Poco y nada sé de “mi mundo” -Estoy tan solo como vos, por favor, ese poco ¿qué es? -Que no existe esta conversación, y no tengo deseos de despertar -Entonces, por encima del sueño, llévame . City Bell, 6 de mayo de 2012
From allmusic: One of the most autobiographical songs to stem from the diaspora of CSN&Y, David Crosby's "Cowboy Movie" is the actual story of the (temporary) 1970 breakup of that very group. The individual members are all given aliases: Stephen Stills is Eli ("our fastest gunner/kinda mean & young, from the South"). Graham Nash is The Duke ("our dynamiter"), Neil Young is Young Billy, who has an almost psychic ability to predict trouble, and Crosby himself is Fat Albert, who becomes an interested and interesting bystander. The other main character is Raven, who represents Rita Coolidge, who in real life had affairs with Stills first, then Nash. This in itself caused the ill-feelings between Nash and Stills at the time, and caused the temporary fraction in the band. Raven is also referred to as "The Law" - but not in the legal sense, as Crosby explained in Dave Zimmer's Crosby, Stills & Nash, but the "law of averages of nature." All of this combines, as Zimmer relates, to create a "colorful look at human nature," and succeeds admirably.
@@52807jeff Hi Jeff, Yes that's me. That Milwaukee show was lots of fun , good music and various friends from the old LeaShore. Someone suggested that I should go to the Irish Festival the next day which turned out very enjoyable too. I haven't seen David in quite a while but maybe I'll catch him tomorrow night. ( a suddenly inspired trip).
Couch Tour Alert | Free David Crosby Webcast/Jun 17, 2015 • 7:00 am PDT Tonight, Wednesday, June 17 David Crosby brings his solo tour to the Paramount Theater in Charlottesville, Virginia. Yahoo! Live will present a free broadcast of this evening’s David Crosby solo acoustic show live from Charlottesville as part of the Live Nation series of webcasts. David Crosby Solo Acoustic Tour: 6/17 -Charlottesville, VA @ Paramount Theater 6/19 -Morristown, NJ @ Mayo Performing Arts Center 6/20 -Croton-On-Hudson, NY @ Clearwater’s Great Hudson River Revival -Croton Point 6/22 -Alexandria, VA @ Birchmere 6/23 -Harrisburg, PA @ The Whitaker Center For Science & the Arts -Sunoco Theater 6/25 -New York, NY @ The Town Hall 6/28 -Munhall, PA @ Carnegie Music Hall of Homestead 6/30 -Albany, NY @ The Egg Center For the Performing Arts 7/2 -Ridgefield, CT @ Ridgefield Playhouse 7/3 -Westhampton Beach, NY @Westhampton Beach Performing Arts Center 7/5 -Bethlehem, PA @ Musikfest Café 7/6 -New Bedford, MA @ Zeiterion Performing Arts Center
David Crosby needs to make friends with Graham again and they need to go back on tour together again. I love David Crosby but he is much better with Graham Nash.
Your wish is legit and ro be respected but quite arguable...Life has his own cycles and so human relationships. His one with Graham is likely over since long. It’s up to them only to resume it, should this be an option. I personally do respect their way and I simply enjoy David in his creative renaissance. Not many artists of his age are able to be at the peak of their art as David. Not Bob Dylan, just to quote a huge popular name out there.
I couldn't disagree more. When they were young they were great together but out of all four of them David is so far beyond where he was with CSNY. He doesn't need any of them. He is a master and Nash is just a very good harmony singer
I didn't make note of the date and venue, but it was from his 'Summer Tour' 2016 www.setlist.fm/search?artist=33d6f8ad&query=tour:%282016+Summer+Tour%29
In the era of astoundingly great songwriters, only his inability to write anywhere near consistently compelling lyrics in an economical way prevented him from being a star of the highest order.
@@josdegruiter3835 Weleens eraan gedacht om reinigingsmiddel te drinken? 😂 Gewoon doen joh. Beter voor de wereld. Wie is die oude zak in je pfp trouwens?
Crosby, like the rest of the “celebrities”, need to stick to their craft, and keep their political opinions to themselves. We don’t care where you stand on politics. We’re not buying tickets, to hear your personal beliefs about anything.
Not fully agree on it. Its known David political opinions. And its known he is in the right to speak about it on his shows. If you dont like it and/or you dont want to run the risk to hear about it during his performances, don’t go to the show. If his political opinions are different from yours, well that’s nothing wrong to differ to each other in those terms. Try to enjoy his craft without being affected by his political thoughts. If you cannot, well, peace and face it. Asking someone to be stick to something is not... politically correct in my humble opinion.
If they don't speak up, then who will? Music was a huge reason why Vietnam ended. I'm a millennial and I say, the political comment and awareness is sorely lacking in today's music.
Thank you all for the Civil discourse. My first point referred to Biden halting the wall funding. What's the downside to knowing who's coming into our country. Sure some good people sure some bad people. we need to know. Just like we all need to know who's coming into our own private houses. Biden does not seem to be interested in protecting the little people out here. And oh yeah how about all those union jobs he just killed on the pipeline. So much for energy Independence.
I have long had a poster that says Talent is not Genius. Darlin, you can sing, but CALL NASH. We want the magic part. We want the genius. You wasted time. You are wasting time again. Call each other. Make up. Be friends.
@@sandtoy11510 David played that whole gig and didn't have to share a dime of it with Nash I say that makes him a smart man plus he don't need Graham Nash
The man has so much belief in himself it's incredible some of his material is so banal but he remembers it so convincingly that he actually believes in himself he's nothing without Nash and stills of course he wouldn't think that .....I think it's ego
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Una voce inarrivabile, la sua fedele Martin, che Dio ti benedica in eterno, David
Very best night 🌃 with
CROZ 🎸 🎶 🎼 🧙🏼♂️ 💞
Oggi e' il 13.04.2023 , il Grande David e' morto, io lo ascolto da 45 anni e finche' non moriro' ascoltero' le sue canzoni....CHE SPERO RESTINO IMMORTALI....PERCHE' NELLA SUA BELLEZZA, PRIMA ANCORA DI PIACERE, COLPISCONO IL CUORE....
GRAZIE DI ESSERE VISSUTO E DI AVERCI RESO FELICI ASCOLTANDO LE TUE CANZONI.....DOPO 45 ANNI MI EMOZIONANO ANCORA...
DAVID CROSBY R.I.P. ❤
Verissimo! Grandissimo David! Un poeta per le corde del cuore
David, you were always the soundtrack to my life. I miss you so much.
How does anyone do the things to his mind and body that David did and come back and remake such magic at this age? Impeccable vocals, phrasing and guitar playing. I’ve been consistently listening to “if only I could remember my name” for around 50 years and don’t intend stopping anytime soon, the Croz is alive and doing just fine in my world. RIP David Van Cortlandt Crosby.👍✌🏾
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David Crosby is at his best when he writes, sings, & performs by himself. Such a strong powerful voice. Perfect pitch, always in key. An incredible high tenor range when needed. Great storyteller, images unfold thru the sounds of his music. This & so much more..... Vince James (Ajello)
You make good points. I loved David best when he sang with Roger McGuinn, Chris Hillman and Gene Clark. He sang perfectly on pitch, with perfectly synced phrasing and deep emotion. His head voice was to die for, creamy. I'll go so far as to say the Byrds had the best vocals, even better than the Beatles. Gasp ;)
Sure, no one beat the Beatles, but no one was doing the incredibly cool sounding harmonies David, McGuinn, Hillman and Clark were doing. Between McGuinn's ringing, compressed Rickinbacker 12 String and the perfectly balanced harmonies, no one equalled the Byrd's sound
@@xrxs1020 Do not forget Crosby, Stills, Nash and Young please.
Words cannot express how much I love him… I’m sooooo inspired everytime I hear him like this. Miss him so very much.
He is one of the most personable and talented musicians of the last few decades. All he needs is a guitar, his voice and a stage - and the concert hall is full of music, warmth and joy.
I was privileged to see David Crosby in September 2019 at Red Rocks in Morrison, CO. He was the warm-up act for Jason Isbell. Somehow, despite the unhealthy appearance of David Crosby at altitude, I thought he would live forever, like his music. RIP, Mr. Crosby.
Seen many concerts at Red Rocks, Loved them all...
Eclettico, a volte incompreso o sottovalutato ma uno che ha dedicato la vita alla musica fino all'ultimo respiro... collaborazioni epocali e pezzi suoi che resteranno per sempre...
Ho avuto l'onore di ascoltarlo 2 volte dal vivo, una nel 1982 anno in cui si esibì a Milano nel ormai scomparso sotto la nevicata dell'85 Palazzetto dello Sport
So Awesome! RIP David!
The most powerful voice and lyrics!
Still impressive! True legend. And that magic voice...
Lovely voice, lovely music, lovely persone.
You will be missed David
Making the best music of his life these days. I'm relaxing to this in a Sunday night.
One of the greatest rock artists of all time. I can't think of anyone more important than Croz. A true hippie. What a voice and he still has it. A voice that still is so distinctive and strong. Croz is deep, opinionated, introspective, revolutionary and authentic. He introduced The Beatles and so many on the West Coast to eastern music. He virtually invented acid folk. Was a member of some of the most important bands in history. Thanks for posing this.
He was such a genius, master of all those fancy chords🤗👍💯🫶
Although I do regret that CSN are no longer touring, the evidence of the years since then is that David has enjoyed more creativity and brought us fine music we might not have heard otherwise and I am truly grateful for that.
When David came out with his first book I made my way down to the bookstore to get a signed copy the line was pretty long. Maybe 150 people or so since I'm in the music business I learned a long time ago that if you want to have a more relaxed meet and greet get at the end of the line so that when you finally meet the artist there's nobody behind you chafing at the bit. There's three or four people in front of me and the Croz starts to B.I.T.C.H. Not real bad - just sort of whining, "Hey man! I didn't sign up for this - my hands are cramping up!" Still he manages to sign a few more books and manages a smile. Now it's my turn and I step up to David and say, "Mr Crosby, can you help me please? I seem to have forgotten my glasses at home and I can't read this." And at that very moment I show him my AA medallion where it says Unity, Service, Recovery. He immediately bursts into the biggest grin I've ever seen! He stands up and stretches while repeating those three words quietly to himself over and over again. Meanwhile, his traveling companion laughs out loud, looks at me with a big grin and says, "David,, you have been busted..... So busted!"
I introduced myself, first name only, then I flipped the coin over and ask David, "do you believe what the old-timers said? That a grateful heart never drinks or drugs?" Another big smile and he says "absolutely" "Let's recite the serenity prayer, and I'll take it out to my meeting, and if it's okay with you David I'll tell everybody you send your best wishes.... In fact if you guys want to go with me, I'd be honored. The two men thanked me and we shake hands all around. They tell me they got to go out to the airport but definitely give everybody their best. And then, spontaneously and without even thinking about it, the three of us intone: "God grant me the serenity to accept the things I cannot change, courage to change the things I can, and the wisdom to know the difference. We walk out together in to the cool night air. David looks at me one last time and says, "we never know when our angels are going to show up.... And help us get back on the beam; Thanks, brother! Thanks for reminding me how truly lucky and how grateful I really should be!"
oh boy ...would I have loved to be at this one ...or any one at all..... Never saw the guy in person but he is so much in my world now... every day.... thank you David!! RIP... xxx
and to leave us with some of the most beautiful songs..
00:00 cowboy movie
11:04 tracks in the dust
15:58 the lee shore
20:09 time i have
24:54 naked in the rain
29:16 for free
34:31 dream for him
38:59 triad
42:29 carry me
44:55 thousand roads
49:09 everybody’s been burned
51:24 rusty and blue
58:05 what are their names
59:38 in my dreams
1:04:20 what makes it so
1:11:22 somebody home
1:15:49 guinnevere
1:26:21 cowboy movie
So, some of the songs are cut short and other ones starts all of a sudden. So the cues are correct. It’s just the way it is. Enjoy.
one song each from Croz, Lighthouse, Sky Trails
Great set
Thanks friend, appreciate the indexing. Sorry to say solo is the solo way I DIDN'T see this great man. Cheers!
What a treat I've just found this performance. What year was this ? Sky Trails n Croz albums are so beautiful.. love him so much forever n always! Thx for posting this !
Da 40 anni ascolto la sua musica....e ogni volta mi emoziona sempre....David Crosby e le sue canzoni in RUclips saranno immortali.....morirà lui ...moriremo noi ......ma la sua musica resterà sempre .
love love love his songs! dang he's good, he plays those magical chords and shivers go up my spine, he is the master of chords, his voice is deep and resonant
Rest In Peace David Crosby The Best
I have always enjoyed David Crosbys music. Thanks for posting
So glad to see this great tune resurrected from If I could only remember my name, a vinyl masterpiece.
Dear David you are always magic.... another time again. Thank you
I feel I tried for 30yrs to see him play & it only happened once but that's enough to make it real, rip one of the greatest musicians that ever lived.
The Cezanne of music 😍
He's like fine wine - just gets better and better with age. I saw him in Santa Fe a few years ago. My only regrets are that I didn't get a seat closer to the stage.
Thanks for sharing this, his guitar tonal works provides life to the soul.
Wonderful David Crosby. I loved David when he sang with Roger McGuinn, Chris Hillman and Gene Clark. He sang perfectly on pitch with perfectly synced phrasing and deep emotion. His head voice was to die for, creamy. I'll go so far as to say that with David soaring at the top of the chord, the Byrds had the best vocals, even better than the Beatles. Gasp ;)
Sure, no one beat the Beatles, but no one was doing the incredibly cool sounding harmonies David Crosby, McGuinn, Hillman and Clark were doing. Between McGuinn's ringing, Rickinbacker 12 String and the perfectly voiced harmonies, no one equalled the Byrd's sound, at least to my little ol'ears.
Αξέχαστος και πάντα πολύ αγαπημένος!!!
This was great , Thank you .
This is brilliant and I am only a couple of minutes into Cowboy Movie. This audio is quality plus.
Very nice all the time!
this Byrd still flying so high . yet , Rockin Soul still with us
another one bites the dust...the 4th one this year already...wow!! this other legend superstar we will never see again!!
Finally! A full broadcast of this performance. Thanks!
Very nice. Thanx.
Thanks for this fine quality audio and video. Too bad about those atrocious edits. If restored it could make a classic dvd.
legendary David Crosby!
Al despertar recordó esta
conversación con David Crosby
-¿Qué sabés del mundo?
-Nada sé del mundo
-¿Qué sabés de “tu mundo”?
-Poco y nada sé de “mi mundo”
-Estoy tan solo como vos, por favor, ese poco ¿qué es?
-Que no existe esta conversación, y no tengo deseos de despertar
-Entonces, por encima del sueño, llévame
.
City Bell, 6 de mayo de 2012
RIP David Crosby.
beautiful that he's giving it a go.But --- musically -listen to CROSBY AND NASH 9 11 1970 0n BBC.Absolute beauty.Stunning
That was a very long time ago. Crosby has gotten better, Nash has not
Just stumbled across the BBC clip. Pure magic.
The INDIAN girl was THE LAW! ⚖ 🌟 🧙🏼♂️☮️💖🎸
Thank you for posting this. David just turned 80; he's done touring so I think he knows he's not long for this world.
Can anyone explain why someone is cutting up the songs. I lost half the last verse of Carry Me. wtf. I replayed it six times so it was intentional….
Brilliant!
VALE David - We Will All Miss You So Terribly :(
Amazing heart music
This man this voice timelessly seamlessly smooth and sexy as ever~*
Takes me back to some wonderful days . He could sing songs about minor league baseball scores and it would sound great .
@@gordonlandreth9550
Totally!
Reposez en paix Monsieur ... ( R.I.P. Sir )
Listen to that guitar!! That D45 is well seasoned.
Fucking brilliant!
A fantastic man
Does anybody know if this concert is available on DVD?
R.I.P. Dave Crosby 😭😭😭😭
"Cowboy Movie"....the story of David, Graham, Steven, and Rita but I can never figure out who Young Billy is.
From allmusic:
One of the most autobiographical songs to stem from the diaspora of CSN&Y, David Crosby's "Cowboy Movie" is the actual story of the (temporary) 1970 breakup of that very group. The individual members are all given aliases: Stephen Stills is Eli ("our fastest gunner/kinda mean & young, from the South"). Graham Nash is The Duke ("our dynamiter"), Neil Young is Young Billy, who has an almost psychic ability to predict trouble, and Crosby himself is Fat Albert, who becomes an interested and interesting bystander. The other main character is Raven, who represents Rita Coolidge, who in real life had affairs with Stills first, then Nash. This in itself caused the ill-feelings between Nash and Stills at the time, and caused the temporary fraction in the band. Raven is also referred to as "The Law" - but not in the legal sense, as Crosby explained in Dave Zimmer's Crosby, Stills & Nash, but the "law of averages of nature." All of this combines, as Zimmer relates, to create a "colorful look at human nature," and succeeds admirably.
Michael Watson from the lee-shore discussion group? If so, last saw you at the CPR Show, Milwaukee Zoo in 2000.
@@52807jeff Hi Jeff, Yes that's me. That Milwaukee show was lots of fun , good music and various friends from the old LeaShore. Someone suggested that I should go to the Irish Festival the next day which turned out very enjoyable too. I haven't seen David in quite a while but maybe I'll catch him tomorrow night. ( a suddenly inspired trip).
@@52807jeff Thanks, jeff
@@MichaelDocWatson Ran across this photo: pix.sfly.com/1grc8X
hes gone, hes gone and nothins gonna bring him back. his finest work was later years
Couch Tour Alert | Free David Crosby Webcast/Jun 17, 2015 • 7:00 am PDT
Tonight, Wednesday, June 17 David Crosby brings his solo tour to the Paramount Theater in Charlottesville, Virginia. Yahoo! Live will present a free broadcast of this evening’s David Crosby solo acoustic show live from Charlottesville as part of the Live Nation series of webcasts. David Crosby Solo Acoustic Tour:
6/17 -Charlottesville, VA @ Paramount Theater
6/19 -Morristown, NJ @ Mayo Performing Arts Center
6/20 -Croton-On-Hudson, NY @ Clearwater’s Great Hudson River Revival -Croton Point
6/22 -Alexandria, VA @ Birchmere
6/23 -Harrisburg, PA @ The Whitaker Center For Science & the Arts -Sunoco Theater
6/25 -New York, NY @ The Town Hall
6/28 -Munhall, PA @ Carnegie Music Hall of Homestead
6/30 -Albany, NY @ The Egg Center For the Performing Arts
7/2 -Ridgefield, CT @ Ridgefield Playhouse
7/3 -Westhampton Beach, NY @Westhampton Beach Performing Arts Center
7/5 -Bethlehem, PA @ Musikfest Café
7/6 -New Bedford, MA @ Zeiterion Performing Arts Center
David Crosby needs to make friends with Graham again and they need to go back on tour together again. I love David Crosby but he is much better with Graham Nash.
Your wish is legit and ro be respected but quite arguable...Life has his own cycles and so human relationships. His one with Graham is likely over since long. It’s up to them only to resume it, should this be an option. I personally do respect their way and I simply enjoy David in his creative renaissance. Not many artists of his age are able to be at the peak of their art as David. Not Bob Dylan, just to quote a huge popular name out there.
He has shown by his incredible output over the last few years that he needs Nash far less than Nash needs him!
I totally feel the same way!
I couldn't disagree more. When they were young they were great together but out of all four of them David is so far beyond where he was with CSNY. He doesn't need any of them. He is a master and Nash is just a very good harmony singer
Just listen to him with CPR
He loves the harmonies so he is at best with friends, but not necessarily with graham
A string of pearls!
cowboy movie. Joni Mitchell musical influence is heavy.
❤️❤️👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
Rest in peace 💜💔
David salutes the Byrds (50:53 to 51:01).
thx for that on this day.
Anyone know what guitar he is using in 20:09 minute? Thanks!
Looks like it's a McAlister Concert model.
Roy McAllister hand made
Thank you 🙏 ☮️ @@8-tracktheater262
Thank you 🙏 ☮️ ❤
Esiste un CD di questo concerto?
RIP
Anybody know the date and venue of this?
I didn't make note of the date and venue, but it was from his 'Summer Tour' 2016 www.setlist.fm/search?artist=33d6f8ad&query=tour:%282016+Summer+Tour%29
Thanks Jeff.
Liberty Hall in Lawrence Kansas
shame there's no mike on the guitar,, that box doesnt sound the same with a built in pick up
🙏🌹
Which year?
I wish this wasn't edited. Who does that?
You're right. The editing is poor. It disturbs some of the beautiful moments.
great gig though
Crosby about Crosby "I'm older than I'd like and I'm creaky, but I'm doing alright " any questions?
Anybody got a tracklist?
There was too much talent for one group.
Watch out for the Indian girl!
In the era of astoundingly great songwriters, only his inability to write anywhere near consistently compelling lyrics in an economical way prevented him from being a star of the highest order.
A Martin
Why is this channel skipping thru phrases? It cuts him off…. Quite irritating.
Bye Croz.
Why can’t I play this?
Bill Crosby
You're one hell of a comedian. Ever thought of making this your profession?
@@josdegruiter3835 Weleens eraan gedacht om reinigingsmiddel te drinken? 😂
Gewoon doen joh. Beter voor de wereld. Wie is die oude zak in je pfp trouwens?
@@datatsushi2016 Je kanaal heeft geen content, hetzelfde geldt waarschijnlijk voor je schedel. Vergeet je medicijnen niet, zielepoot.
What an amazing concert, and what a horrible chop job of a video! I would buy a DVD of this, but this video is terrible.
Crosby is set far back on the stage. Looks odd, seems odd. Move me closer to the people, maybe.
Crosby, like the rest of the “celebrities”, need to stick to their craft, and keep their political opinions to themselves. We don’t care where you stand on politics. We’re not buying tickets, to hear your personal beliefs about anything.
Not fully agree on it. Its known David political opinions. And its known he is in the right to speak about it on his shows. If you dont like it and/or you dont want to run the risk to hear about it during his performances, don’t go to the show. If his political opinions are different from yours, well that’s nothing wrong to differ to each other in those terms. Try to enjoy his craft without being affected by his political thoughts. If you cannot, well, peace and face it. Asking someone to be stick to something is not... politically correct in my humble opinion.
If they don't speak up, then who will? Music was a huge reason why Vietnam ended. I'm a millennial and I say, the political comment and awareness is sorely lacking in today's music.
What happens when conservatives in the entertainment industry speak up?
@@billhoffman252 They'd get a stake driven through their hearts.......
That pendulum swung all the way around a long time ago.
Thank you all for the Civil discourse. My first point referred to Biden halting the wall funding. What's the downside to knowing who's coming into our country. Sure some good people sure some bad people. we need to know. Just like we all need to know who's coming into our own private houses. Biden does not seem to be interested in protecting the little people out here. And oh yeah how about all those union jobs he just killed on the pipeline. So much for energy Independence.
I have long had a poster that says Talent is not Genius. Darlin, you can sing, but CALL NASH. We want the magic part. We want the genius. You wasted time. You are wasting time again. Call each other. Make up. Be friends.
He won’t call Nash , too busy feeling sorry for himself
@@sandtoy11510 David played that whole gig and didn't have to share a dime of it with Nash I say that makes him a smart man plus he don't need Graham Nash
The man has so much belief in himself it's incredible some of his material is so banal but he remembers it so convincingly that he actually believes in himself he's nothing without Nash and stills of course he wouldn't think that .....I think it's ego