David Crosby
AUDIO
Interview by John Pidgeon, Rock's Backpages Audio, 1989
The Cros talks about his biography, Long Time Gone (co-written with Carl Gottlieb), his years of addiction and rehab, friends Mama Cass and Graham Nash, and looks back at Woodstock.
File format: mp3; file size: 39.3mb, interview length: 42' 53" sound quality: ****
ARTICLES IN LIBRARY
Monterey Pop Festival: Inside Looking Out
Interview by uncredited writer, KRLA Beat, July 1967
BEAT: Just wanted to get your comments on what's happening here in Monterey this weekend. ...
Profile by Charles Shaar Murray, NME, April 1975
IT STARTED with trademark objects, really. When The Byrds got their hit with 'Mr Tambourine Man', Jim McGuinn established himself as the one with those ...
Interview by Dave Zimmer, BAM, January 1987
THE FIRST thing you notice is the twinkle in his eyes. That is the clearest signal that David Crosby is, indeed, back among the living. ...
Interview by Tom Hibbert, Q, May 1989
THE AGING MUSICIAN sits in his hotel room, an acoustic guitar propped upon his considerable paunch. He tosses back his long, greying hair, fingers his ...
Interview by Rob Hughes, Uncut, November 2001
THE FORMER BYRD RECENTLY TOURED EUROPE WITH CROSBY, PEVAR, RAYMOND RAYMOND BEING HIS SON JAMES, WITH WHOM HE WAS REUNITED IN 1995 TO ...
CPR: David Crosby/James Raymond
Interview by Steven Rosen, Rock's Backpages, September 2007
UP ON THE fifth floor of Warner Brothers Records, David Crosby and James Raymond are embracing each other as if they haven't seen each other ...
see also Byrds, The
see also CPR
see also Crosby and Nash
see also Crosby Stills and Nash
see also Crosby Stills Nash and Young
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