It's All Coming Back to Me Now...

Live at the Wiltern Recorded after David Crosby Found his Long Lost Son James (An La Musician). This is a Live Album with Current Cpr Songs and Older Hits Too. Guest Artists Include: Phil Collins, Graham Nash and Marc Cohn.	If I Could Only Remember My Name Thanks to his much-publicized personal travails, it's easy to overlook the multiple talents that originally made Crosby a star in his days with The Byrds and Crosby, Stills and Nash. This, his first solo effort, was recorded in 1971 (following Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young's Deja ...	King Biscuit Flower Hour His famous return to the stage. Live at the Tower Theatre in Philadelphia on April 8, 1989. Features CSN classics. Collector's edition liner notes and vintage photos.14 tracks on this1996 release.	Graham Nash/David Crosby Reissue of the former Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young member's debut outing together as a duo in a digipak. First released in 1972 for Atlantic, 'Crosby & Nash' features guest appearances by Dave Mason, Danny Kortchmar, Russ Kunkel and Grateful Dead members Jerry Garcia & Phil Lesh,...	Live
Wind on the Water 2008 digitally remastered edition of this album comes housed in a mini LP sleeve. Originally released in 1975, Wind On The Water is an exceptional album from the duo even without their third and fourth wheels (Stills and Young), Although not a huge commercial hit, this album was...	Solo Acoustic, Vol. 2 A sequel to the 2005 Grammy nominated Vol. I. Twelve songs culled from Browne's extensive and critically acclaimed solo acoustic concerts around the world over the past few years. Like its predecessor, it captures both spirited and humorous exchanges between Jackson and his audie...	CPR	Thousand Roads	Live

fabulous album
adding my 2 cents worth: this is a stunning, fabulous and brilliant album. it's like the new millennium version of: "if I could only remember my name" the sister-album. hand-in-hand. a book-end. what a incredible band. Jeff Pevar's guitar playing is stunning. Crosby's voice is powerful and beautiful. the harmonies tight and melodious. new songs, old songs dressed up in new arrangements: a totally satisfying brew of hot blooded soul catching tunes. I started off listening to "Cowboy Movie" 1st. thinking: "if they pull this off, they are onto something"...well they more than passed my arms folded gruff expectations...then I heard: almost cut my hair". I was sold... listening to the new songs threw me happily over the edge...enough to write this review (which I rarely)... Have I convinced you? that is my purpose...

One of my favorite albums
Very simply, this is one of my favorite albums. Despite the 1-star review below complaining about Crosby's "gruffness", I feel his singing here is easily as good as it ever was; and that is perfection. The old tunes are different enough from the original recordings to be enjoyed all over again, and new track "Rusty and Blue" is great. Crosby is a unique pop artist, and there is an authenticity and intelligence about his work that I feel myself particularly drawn to, never more than here.

a real diamond
This is a fantastic live recording, one of the best I have heard in years. David Crosby assembled an exceptional group of musicians, especially the lead guitar, keyboard player, bass player and as always great lead vocals from David. There is a nice mix of old and new tunes. Good vocals on several songs from Graham Nash and others. The result is one great recording. Get a copy of this as soon as possible, you will not be disappointed.

Very nice live recording
I have no clue what is wrong with the reviewer who gave this 1 star. They obviously need their ears checked for signs of deafness. Great guitar work from Jeff Pevar and David's vocals sound just as good as when he was 20 years younger. Surprise guests include Chris Robinson and Graham Nash! I put this entire CD on my iPod and have listened to it many times over.If you like David Crosby's music, you won't be disappointed with the songs or the sound quality.

It would've been better had it not come back to him at all
The title of this CD should have been "David Crosby meets Big Mama Thornton".The "gruff" vocal techinque (for lack of a better term) that David Crosby employs in this recording completely ruins what could have been some fine live interpretations of some of his greatest music. For those of you who love the sweetness and subtlety of David Crosby's voice, you're not going to find it here. I was deeply disappointed upon listening to this recording. Crosby's work on his 1971 masterpiece "If I Could Only Remember My Name" will forever remain the pinnacle of his solo output, much like Ian McDonald & Michael Giles' "McDonald & Giles" and Chris Squire's "Fish Out Of Water".It is very difficult, if not impossible, to surpass perfection. And "If I Could Only Remember My Name" was exactly that - perfection.