David Crosby - rare 1984 TV interview!!

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  • Опубликовано: 16 сен 2024
  • In the midst of headline-making turmoil, an engaging and unrepentant David Crosby gives his own account of recent troubles, including the 5-year jail sentence handed down for drug possession, with Crosby Stills and Nash about to hit the road again in August 1984

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  • @JoshLooperMusic
    @JoshLooperMusic Год назад +18

    He defeated the dragon and lived to 81 years. He may be gone but the music lives forever.
    Croz lives 🎸❤️

  • @jujumulligan43
    @jujumulligan43 Год назад +21

    Beautiful and brutally honest. He is precise and gets to the gut of reality for all of humanity. Have a great journey to the other side.

  • @robintaylor485
    @robintaylor485 Год назад +7

    I just finished reading David’s autobiography Long Time Gone. It was a hell of a read 📖 📕

  • @RustedTelevisione
    @RustedTelevisione 2 года назад +15

    I believe the woman conducting the interview here for CBS Morning News is Emmy winner Pat Collins. Interesting interview at a very difficult period for David Crosby. Glad he recovered.

    • @wandajames143
      @wandajames143 Год назад +1

      gotta love the shoulder pads lol😅

    • @laura.sefchik
      @laura.sefchik Год назад

      Croz♡amazing artist, amazing life; God’s amazing grace🎶
♡”David Crosby one of the most important folk rock artists of his generation…” ♡Aug 6, 2018 CROZ tweet: “No …This is when I GOT lucky.”
about being sentenced to prison. CSN 1984 Tour - Jun 1, + July 26, 1984 - Dec 6, 1984 - June 1 (San Diego), July 26 (Louisville) Aug 2 (Boston)

    • @mellow5123
      @mellow5123 6 месяцев назад +2

      She seemed a little hostile, no?

  • @Becker333
    @Becker333 Год назад +11

    He always sounds cogent….and seems a like a pretty good guy…RIP

  • @BlueEyes-gp8lg
    @BlueEyes-gp8lg Год назад +10

    Wow...somehow he looks and sounds much more coherent here than I expected. Of course, he was fully in the midst of his addiction during this time. But he cleaned up remarkably well for this interview (or his handlers cleaned him up well).

  • @TTM9691
    @TTM9691 Год назад +8

    Crosby ended up crediting so much of his recovery - maybe all of it - to going to jail. At the time, we couldn't believe it. Lots of guys from that period were hitting rock bottom during that period. Jerry Garcia was a total wreck during this same period.

  • @williamrowlett740
    @williamrowlett740 2 года назад +12

    Unfortunately, "Croz" was still on on drugs when he went to TX. prison in 1985. Enforced sobriety for him incarcerated for almost a year got him weaned off the heroin. But good for him. He is still breathing 37 years later.

  • @stevec6455
    @stevec6455 8 месяцев назад +1

    My late buddy, Hoyle Sommers, was Crosby's lawyer when he was busted in Dallas. Hoyle got him released and never heard back from him. But soon after, Hoyle got a call from Graham Nash thanking him and invited him to Nash's Hawaii home as thanks. Class act by Nash, not so much by the sorry Crosby.

  • @88napolitano
    @88napolitano 2 месяца назад +1

    "I dont think anybody needs them".Fucking Legend!! Croz RIP

  • @laura.sefchik
    @laura.sefchik Год назад +1

    ♡David Crosby♡"Working on solo LP(Oh Yes I Can) w Graham Nash, Jackson Browne, Bonnie Raitt, James Taylor, Michael Hedges...... These are all friends. A lot of my friends helped me. Yes, they all said… ”Hey, he didn’t die; fantastic, wonderful...” And they all came + helped me. i think they were all glad to see me back. At least that’s what they said. And the first 4 months i spent in solitary kicking drugs, which was very painful. “
    - April 13,1982, busted for freebasing cocaine

    - July 31- Dec 7, 1982 CSN Tour
    - June 5 - July12, 1983 CSN Tour
    - July 26 - Dec 6, 1984 CSN Tour
    - June 28 - Oct 30, 1985 CSN Tour
    - Oct 1, 1985, Watching My Life Go By (Michael Hedges), Released, a favorite LP
    - Mar 6, 1986, Croz began serving his sentence.

    - Listening to ‘Holiday’(MH), inspired him to cover ‘My Country Tis of Thee’

    - Croz writes Compass ruclips.net/video/x3OH8JfbOrs/видео.html 

    - Aug 8,1986, Released on parole, drug free
    - June 9, 1987~Michael Hedges* " i’ll be rehearsing tomorrow night at A&M studios with David Crosby for his new A&M solo release"**
    - Jan 23, 1989~ release-Oh Yes I Can, Studio album by David Crosby.
    ♡Michael Hedges - Ragamuffin - 2nd Encore-former Keystone Club, Palo Alto, June 9, 1987 "Thanks a lot! Thank you! So, i’d to thank everybody from Windham Hill Records who came here tonight and for giving me all the support i could hope for. And i’d also like to thank all the people at A&M Records for giving me support. i’ll be rehearsing tomorrow night at A&M studios with David Crosby for his new A&M solo release*… ~ Thanks again for coming!" ruclips.net/video/DQk7adJ8miQ/видео.html
    




    ♡i carry your heart(Michael Hedges)♡ Harmonies: David Crosby /Graham Nash ruclips.net/video/MiIUTEMTlwM/видео.html 


    ♡Tracks In The Dust (David Crosby) w vocals by Graham Nash + Michael Hedges + MH on one of the acoustic guitars. ruclips.net/video/qoHu1I2x1H4/видео.html
    ♡David Crosby My Country Tis Of Thee w/Michael Hedges + Graham Nash ruclips.net/video/HO_5f0wzkPM/видео.html

  • @this_is_angel74
    @this_is_angel74 Год назад +7

    RIP Croz

  • @markfarrell6103
    @markfarrell6103 2 года назад +4

    Good Stuff David , )

  • @oanna1221
    @oanna1221 Год назад +5

    Made it out to the other side.

  • @melissa9375
    @melissa9375 3 месяца назад

    Frankly... she's a snarky woman. David overcame his problems bravely, with honesty and helped countless people, as well as continued his singing and writing. What did THIS woman do?

  • @KurtTank392
    @KurtTank392 Год назад +2

    It took David Crosby a year in the Texas penal system to kick drugs. These are his own words

  • @paulnolan4971
    @paulnolan4971 Год назад +3

    RIP David Crosby

  • @alanlane6419
    @alanlane6419 2 месяца назад +1

    David made a number of screw ups in his life you can’t blame him for that we all make horrendous cock ups in our lives but I sure know this …….. that cat was one hell of a awesome dude that had the voice of a angel and the best rhythm guitarist out there and is so badly missed

  • @laura.sefchik
    @laura.sefchik Год назад +3

    Croz♡amazing artist, amazing life; God’s amazing grace🎶
♡”David Crosby one of the most important folk rock artists of his generation…” ♡Aug 6, 2018 CROZ tweet: “No …This is when I GOT lucky.”
about being sentenced to prison. CSN 1984 Tour - Jun 1, + July 26, 1984 - Dec 6, 1984 - June 1 (San Diego), July 26 (Louisville) Aug 2 (Boston)

    • @davisworth5114
      @davisworth5114 Год назад

      Everybody he has worked with hates his guts, correct?

  • @gerrymarks7527
    @gerrymarks7527 2 года назад +4

    I think it's a good thing he went to jail .it probably saved saved his life. Its to bad he really made such a bad mess of his life.liked it when he and the other byrds members played together.

  • @williamrowlett740
    @williamrowlett740 Год назад +1

    Why didn't the CSN Tour mentioned here include any venues in Texas?

  • @brianszeszol2356
    @brianszeszol2356 Год назад +3

    He's like a guy from the 1920's

  • @folknacional
    @folknacional Год назад +1

    A musical genius, undoubtedly. But in this fragment of the interview there is no reference to aggression against women. Something that today would not have gone unnoticed. Crosby himself admitted, some years ago, that in his most addictive moments, he had perpetrated horrible things with respect to various women...

  • @classygary
    @classygary 2 года назад +3

    I remember if that serves me 🥴🤣😎 that, that Boston Aug 2nd show was on The Boston Commons in like “84” and I believe Stills n I think Nash… but it could have included Crosby and one of those other two etc etc can’t exactly recall all the details 🤯 except that while my nose was packed to the brim and overflowing 🤧 I turned on the local TV station… probably WBZ… and there they where being interviewed… and not only could I not conceive that anybody could have been more “wired” n “paranoid” than myself @ that very moment… to the point that I thought to go down to the show… which was within walking distance of my apt. but couldn’t summon what it would take to accomplish that little thing ie being around many other people… and leaving the white hoarse @ home, or worse taking it with me… but to sum this drugalogue yarn up… there they where in all their snowed up glory being interviewed live on TV and much more, just before taking the stage… and it had to be seen to be believed… because the two of them looked like they could have caused a rolling black out based of how tweaked they were . All I could think was how could they possibly be conducting the interview… and be set to take the stage… in that anesthetized condition 😱when I couldn’t even step away from my damn coffee table 😳😳😳🫣🤣 so not only am I positive Rick James wasn’t the only one who knew the moral of that story but I must say in sarcastic retrospect thank you Pablo, Carlos, Boston George and Nancy freakin Reagan and Ollie North and Company…The Eighties was a hell of a decade.
    Well alls well that ends well… as years later through by pure coincidence… I moved to LA and got sober surrounded by Cros and all his inner circle recovery crew and even got to work some benefit shows we all were involved in 😉🤫🤗 !!! Amor Fati and Memento Moray 👁😎⏰

  • @blessedandhappy3921
    @blessedandhappy3921 Год назад +1

    May he rest in peace but the Dallas Police and Texas courts probably saved his life because at the time he was arrested he had been stoned for over 20 yrs.

  • @markgrunzweig6377
    @markgrunzweig6377 Год назад +3

    He was "using" until he went into prison. Cold turkey, with just asprin. But that was what it took and he wrote a thank you letter to the judge. Even Neil, offered to put David into a house on his ranch and pay a doctor to help him through his withdraws. David turned him down flat. If David could have controlled his mouth at times, he'd have spent his last years on good terms with s,n and y. It is what it is!

    • @markgrunzweig6377
      @markgrunzweig6377 Год назад

      p.s. a thank you to the judge after he became "clean" and got out.

  • @brianszeszol2356
    @brianszeszol2356 Год назад +1

    He started to gain weight after he was released from prison. The early 60's is still almost like the 1950's lol

  • @MrRacket991
    @MrRacket991 Год назад +3

    Maybe it's the makeup, but he looks pretty good here.

  • @davisworth5114
    @davisworth5114 Год назад

    Hippie heroes have feet of clay, this cat had it all, why????

  • @Piggy-Oink-Oink
    @Piggy-Oink-Oink 2 года назад +3

    He didnt come out of jail a better man but he did get off the H unfort no one he ever made music with will speak to him.

    • @lucasoheyze4597
      @lucasoheyze4597 Год назад

      Simply not true, it's only Nash and Young who won't talk to him and he's worked with literally hundreds of people.

    • @Piggy-Oink-Oink
      @Piggy-Oink-Oink Год назад

      @@lucasoheyze4597 Low Intelligence person it most certainly WAS True.Crosby said so in his 202O bio pic directed by Cameron Crowe. His exact words were ,nobody I ever made music with will talk to me' So Crosby was telling lies? I think not.

    • @lucasoheyze4597
      @lucasoheyze4597 Год назад

      @@Piggy-Oink-Oink That's a turn of phrase, he was still talking to Stills and many, many others.

  • @charleswhite6235
    @charleswhite6235 2 года назад +2

    His music never did anything for me i found it boring .

    • @katiezee2
      @katiezee2 Год назад +1

      The guy sure likes to hear himself talk on camera to anyone who will take him...He goes on about stuff that's already been heard 100 times... There's a video from only a year ago of him talking about being Joni Mitchell's boyfriend, which was =50= years ago !

    • @lucasoheyze4597
      @lucasoheyze4597 Год назад +1

      Like that McCartney guy, always going on about some band he was in ages ago. Yawn. We get it, grandad