180 Gram vinyl LP. Originally released at the pinnacle of CSNY's fame-singer-songwriter David Crosby's 1971 solo debut If I Could Only Remember My Name is a transcendent tour de force.

Career spanning 3 CD David Crosby box set spotlights the two-time Rock and Roll Hall of Famer's solo stand-outs and classics with legendary groups including The Byrds, CSN and CSNY, plus one full disc of previously unreleased material.

Deluxe 2-disc CD/DVD reissue of the classic 1971 solo debut album from two-time Rock and roll Hall of Famer David Crosby.

Reissue of one of the finest of the splinter albums tocome out of The CSNY camp. 11 tracks, including 'Carry Me'.2000 release. Standard jewel case.

Only available on vinyl in the US. For his highly anticipated 1971 solo debut, David Crosby recorded a unique, eclectic, and willfully expansive album. The cream of early-70s California rock is assembled here, withthe various celebrities joining together in an organic, collective approach that's embodied in the opener, the free-spirited jam of "Music Is Love". Throughout the record, Crosby moves from the sauntering Western shuffle of "Cowboy Movie" to the wondrously spiritual harmonies of "Tamalpais High (AtAbout 3)" and, eventually, the hallowed chants of "I'd Swear There Was Somebody Here". Musically the album has an exploratory, almost jazzy feel, with its bright production cloaking the listener in acoustic strains and lush, layered harmonies. These qualities perfectly evoke the relaxed, hazy California lifestyle of the time. For all its dreaminess though, IF I COULD ONLY REMEMBER MY NAME rarely missteps, and thehaunting melancholy of songs like "Laughing" and "Orleans" give the record a depth and durability that surpasses other recordings of the time. The result is an excellent, highly underrated album.

Rare studio recordings from the archives of noted L.A. record producer and the father of the folk-rock sound, Jim Dickson (Byrds, Lord Buckley, Flying Burrito Bros., Country Gazette, MFQ). Highlights include: the first, never before released recordings of the 60s peace anthem, "Get Together" by it's composer, singer Dino Valenti (later of Quick Silver Messenger Service); and rarest of all Byrds recordings: Hamilton Camp & The Byrds with a newly discovered 1965 studio recording of Dylan's "The Times They Are A Changing" plus a rare instrumental recording by David Crosby (The Byrds, CSNY) and jazz musicians Bud Shank and Joe Pass, "Charisma" along with never before released bluegrass-rock recordings of the original Dillards. The album notes are by hippie icon Wavy Gravy!

1. Hero 4:39 2. Too Young To Die 5:45 3. Old Soldier 4:58 4. Through Your Hands 4:33 5. Yvette In English 5:53 6. Thousand Roads 4:31 7. Columbus 4:26 8. Helpless Heart 4:18 9. Converge 3:22 10. Natalie 4:55

Remastered reissue of David's 1989 release which features Graham Nash, James Taylor, Bonnie Raitt, Jackson Browne, Larry Carlton, Steve Lukather, David Lindley and Michael Hedges. One Way. 2003.