The David Crosby Band – Live In Seattle 1989
The 99 Club, Seattle, WA – April 29, 1989
David Crosby - vocals, guitar
Jody Cortez – drums
Dan Dugmore – guitar
Michael Finnegan – keyboards, vocals
Davey Farragher – bass, vocals
I don’t remember David Crosby ever performing as « The David Crosby Band » so this might be a name given by the taper.
1. Tracks In The Dust (4:40)
2. Guinnevere (5:08)
3. Compass (5:40)
4. In My Dreams (5:00)
5. Drive My Car (3:53)
6. Lady Of The Harbour (3:45)
7. Oh Yes I Can (6:09)
8. Band Intros (1:39)
9. Death Letter (5:12)
10. Monkey And The Underdog (4:48)
11. Delta (5:04)
12. Déjà Vu (7:47)
13. 13 Drop Down Mama (3:08)
14. Part Time Love (8:32)
15. In The Wide Ruin (4:23)
16. Night Time For The Generals (4:02)
Artwork Included (front, back)
3 comments:
Thanks, RB, nice surprise. Always good to get a new show of Mr. Crosby !
Thank You
Wow! What a fine group! I wonder if he played with this band for other concerts, or just this one. Whatever the case, the audience certainly got its money's worth. Crosby is in top form here, dipping into the past (except for the Byrds) and the present, showing once again that he was, with Gene Clark, the most creative ex-Byrd. And indeed, he has recently released yet another new album. McGuinn's latter career has been more as a preserver--the Folk Den, his largely Byrds material in concert, while Crosby has continued to grow as a musician. There's room for both types. McGuinn had some great concerts with the Headlights, wile Crosby really shines in this concert with people I don't recognize. He even cedes the lead in two songs. Crosby may be a difficult character, but he certainly is a fine musician, despite all his personal idiosyncrasies and addictions. Thanks for a very professional and enjoyable concert, R--B.
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