David Crosby started the '70s riding high — in more ways than one — but emotionally, he was scraping rock bottom. Out of that turmoil came Crosby's solo debut, If I Could Only Remember My Name ...

Today, we revisit David ... s If I Could Only Remember My Name is the first release credited to Crosby as a solo artist—and for a long time, the only release—it’s an album defined by harmony ...

David Crosby has lived through some dark chapters throughout the course of his long life, but few compare to the period he spent grieving the sudden death of his girlfriend, 21-year-old Christine ...

David Crosby‘s classic debut solo album If I Could Only Remember My Name turned 50 earlier this year (read our retrospective review), and now Croz has announced that he’ll give the album a ...

When David Crosby recorded his first solo album, “If I Could Only Remember My Name,” in February 1971, he was, as the title suggests, lost and disoriented. Made while Crosby, then 29 ...

On September 30, 1969, David Crosby‘s girlfriend Christine ... when he began working on his debut solo album If I Could Only Remember My Name. “The only place that I knew I wouldn’t be ...

On Thursday (Sept. 2), David Crosby unveiled plans to release a special, 50th-anniversary edition of his seminal debut solo album, If I Could Only Remember My Name, with remastered audio and over ...

EDITOR'S NOTE: Musician David Crosby has died ... originally released on his 1971 solo debut, “If I Could Only Remember My Name.” Featuring contributions from peers including Nash, Young ...

The whole thing is very much attuned to the essence of the original album sessions ... well creatively.” If I Could Only Remember My Name: The Music Of David Crosby takes place at BBC Hoddinott ...

Sarah Jarosz talks about recording her part for a new album days before his death ... it in his documentary [2019’s “David Crosby: Remember My Name] — but he was not dying.

In 1971, David Crosby confronted ... have become legend about Crosby and his circle often fixate on feuding, egomania, patterns of behaviour that in most every light look morally unconscionable. But ...