David Crosby – If I Could Only Remember…These Sessions
Fan job – no label, no reference number
Disc 1 (Acoustic)
1. Is It Really Monday? (5:09)
2. Under Anesthesia 1 (a.k.a. You Sit There
) False Start (0:58)3. Under Anesthesia 2 (a.k.a. You Sit There) (5:05)
4. Over Jordan / Wayfaring Stranger
(3:21)5. Walking In The Mountains
(1:43)6. Walking In The Mountains 2 (5:25)
7. Walking In The Mountains 3 (3:51)
8. Walking In The Mountains 4 (8:18)
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10. Loser 3 & 4 (5:24)
11. EPP Hour
) (Instrumental) (4:49)12. Kids And Dogs (6:56)
13. The Wall Song
1 (Demo) (4:25)14. Music Is Love
(3:21)15. Song With No Words 1 (Demo) (3:18)
Disc 2 (Electric)
1. Song With No Words 2 (Tree With No Leaves
) (3:23)2. What Are Their Names (Rehearsal) (4:16)
3. Tamalpais High
(At About 3) 2 (Full Blown) (9:01)4. The Wall Song 2 (6:17)
5. Jorma & Jerry's Jam 1 (Instrumental) (14:20)
6. 1 (Instrumental) (11:08)
7. Cowboy Movie 2 (Rough Mix) (8:09)
8. Wild Turkey (a.k.a. Leather Winged Bat) (Instrumental) (4:27)
Disc 3 (Bonus)
1. (Demo) (1:54)
2. "Dope Rap" (w/piano) (2:35)
3. Piano Continued (Instrumental) (3:51)
4. Slide Jam (Instrumental) (7:31)
5. Jorma & Jerry's Jam 2 (Instrumental) (9:39)
6. Cowboy Movie (Alt Version) (from Voyage box set) (10:57)
7. Kids and Dogs (Unissued Song) (from Voyage box set) (6:59)
Artwork
Included (front booklet, back)
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Interesting collection of music related to David Crosby's first solo album. Although I found Crosby's character a bit difficult to like, I always felt that he evolved musically more than the other original Byrds did, with the possible exception of Gene Clark, who evolved erratically. Crosby's first album was quite good, with excellent participating musicians and fine instrumental work. This 3-disk set not only shows the evolution of some tracks on the album, but also the possibilities of what were not included, such as the last song on the third disk. For Byrds fans, it was a shame he couldn't stay in the group, as his musical contributions were increasingly important and increasingly more complex. In hindsight, he had to move on, and he continued to do so, especially in the last years of his career. I enjoyed listening to most of these tracks, with the clear exception of Dope Rap, which I can't even hear very well, and I appreciate your continuing efforts to provide interesting material from a seminal group in rock history.
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