David Crosby: Remember My Name | Official Trailer HD (2019)
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- Опубліковано 23 сер 2024
- From producer Cameron Crowe, DAVID CROSBY: REMEMBER MY NAME reflects on David Crosby's life of music stardom, while forging new paths to relevancy at his age of 77 in this deeply personal documentary.
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I’ve watched this documentary numerous times , but since Crosby passed away, it is even more poignant than when he was alive. What an absolute treasure of a film. You can have the arrogant, not as talented Stills, Nash, and the fourth. I’ll remember Crosby and his music forever
R.I.P. David, thanks for the music!
"If I could only remember my name" certainly is one of the greatest records ever made. Thank you, David, for everything. Love from Germany.
It's Cros- he gathered the music community of the day, and made a fabulous time capsule and record! Garcia, Lesh, Kreutzmann, Kaukonen, Casady, Nash, Neil, Grace Slick and many more contribute.
@@dubyaup2 Yes, I remember how it was a great joy to learn that all your favourite musicians collaborated on that record. A great manifesto of hippie spirit and community values...
@@severalseasons there's more of that goodness on the mulitrack masters. PERRO TAPEs. But no money to research, mix and put it out. But the 30 reels of 2 inch were not lost. Still exist.
@Stephen Barncard - What kind of shape are the tapes in? As you undoubtedly know, magnetic tape isn’t exactly an ideal long-term storage medium. I’ve recently worked with some tapes from the 1960s that were stored properly; yet, print-through was a real problem.
Anyhow, I hope the tracks have been digitized for preservation. If not, that should be done pronto. I’d offer to do it myself; alas, I don’t have a 2” machine in my studio...but maybe I could rent one.
If the tracks have already been digitized, and you want to work in digital, I’d be delighted...no, wait - *honored* to invest my time and my studio to get the research and mix project rolling.
Are you in the L.A. area?
Funny, because I am big CSN and CSN&Y fan, and I bought the record thinking it would be as amazing as you and others say it is. I didn't think it was great at all. The songs - the chords, lyrics and melodies, are simple, static and boring. It's like Crosby was sitting around a campfire stoned with friends, just making stuff up on the spot, with no real thought or effort in the songwriting itself. Sorry I can't add to the thumbs up crowd here...
Asked myself why I am still alive after losing my 1st born son and best friend everyday since he passed.
It’s was an automobile accident.
Sudden.
Devastation hit as my whole life was a big ?.
I was 17 when he was born and at 32 he was gone taking half my heart and soul with him wherever he is I am and I feel him with me.
I struggle 4 near 20 yrs now to stay alive and here 4 the rest of my kids and theirs but it’s hard~a 4ever till we meet again thing.
Not sure if you David will ever see this or why I am compelled to share this but my heart goes out to you with love and thanks 4 all the beautiful music. My son loved the vinyl we played CSNY regularly ‘our house’ one of his fav songs.
You touched our hearts and souls 4 ever 🎶💙🎶 in all the best ways ty 🙌🏻
Saw you SS and GN at the Lithia Medford Oregon when u told us to see the Cove 👉🏻we did. Loved it ty there again and the show was great even if the freeway 🛣 annoyed us all we blocked it out!
You made mention there too asking who builds an open theatre next to the fwy???
Sorry it was that but looking back I would be there again to see you 🤘🏻very much looking 4ward 2 enjoying more from you ty ..
✌🏻♥️🖖🏻
I am glad I got to see this doc. RIP dear David Crosby.
Sleep in peace David your music gave us so much joy RIP
Thank you for the music David. RIP…..😢😢😢
David’s voice is a gift from God. It is so smooth and perfect. It hasn’t cracked as he’s gotten older either. Like I said...a gift.
I was lucky enough to see David in concert in Clearwater Florida at the Capitol Theatre last week. It’s an intimate venue and I was thinking how fortunate I was to be in the same room with him and his excellent band. There was much love for him and the music from the audience, and also much love and appreciation from him and the band for being there and sharing all the great music. His voice was amazing. I would not have missed it. Who among us has not made mistakes in life. I think both the audience and David were grateful for the shared experience. A complex man whose contributions to music are immeasurable. Life is short. I think it’s about forgiveness.
I'm from Palm Harbor, I couldn't make that show at the Capitol but I've seen DC before, I'm glad it was a good show.
Drifter Yes!
Saw him and the band in Charleston, WV a couple months ago. Great show. Ended with Ohio... which is still very apropo considering Dayton two days ago. Peace.
Don't know if you consciously 'lifted' a lyric from Don Henley, but the sentiment in that song really gives weight to your comment. And that is really *The Heart Of The Matter* right now for planet Earth....
...There are people in your life who've come and gone
They let you down, you know they hurt your pride
You better put it all behind you, baby, 'cause life goes on
You keep carrying that anger, it'll eat you up inside, baby
I've been trying to get down to the Heart of the Matter
But my will gets weak
And my thoughts seem to scatter
But I think it's about forgiveness
Forgiveness
Even if, even if you don't love me
I've been trying to get down to the Heart of the Matter
Because the flesh will get weak
And the ashes will scatter
So I'm thinking about forgiveness
Forgiveness
Even if, even if you don't love me
The Capitol is a first tier venue and I'm so happy you got to see him in such a suitable environment!!!
Complicated dude, but what an artist. His contribution to music can't be overstated. Time to listen to some Crosby, starting with Laughing
Well said.
Laughing is so good
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Yes exactly. He is not all that likable, but like you said Dharma you got to count him in. He's in the ring with the big guys, baby. IMO he is one of the very, very few artists who is getting better. That recent album by him, the blue one is excellent. Many, many of the top rock gods have long ago passed their best days. But there 's a small percentage, who for one reason or the other, swim upstream.
Laughing is possibly his best song ever.
Had a friend who looked like him Butch died year ago this month (May) about 9 days after he turned 62 I loved listening to his stories and I loved him too I love listening to David Crosby he's been to hell and back and become a better person for it. I was thinking about him yesterday then this showed up this morning Glad you' ve made it David R I P Butch Gorman
Thank you David Crosby. So... that music still is... sublime. Wow. What a trip.
I met him at a restaurant in Bham when they played there. I was 47 then and most of my coworkers were in their 20's, so to say the least, i was only one that recognized him. I went up to him and asked" excuse me sir, but are you David Crosby". He replied with an awesome retort, " i am , but i am not tonight". I told him i loved his music and told him to have a nice night. Knowing he didnt want fanfare, i didnt ask for autograph. He was there with either his son or grandson ( an older teen or early 20 young man). He was very cordial and nice. Good down to earth dude. I knew it was him as they were playing arena next day. This was back in 2012 or early 2013.
I hate when they act like that. Sorry but you are famous and would be nothing without your fans. He could have been nicer.
@@landerstyle100 ???? "He was very cordial and nice. Good down to earth dude."
@@healthmiracles6379 saying Not tonight.
@@landerstyle100That was clearly a joke.
@@MatthewGeoffino a stupid one
A good choice ! His life deserved a film/documentary for sure ! And the most important : he has one of the most beautiful voices that I ever heard ! A real, one of the best symbols of the 60's and the 70's ! And still making good music !
Got to see CSN about 30 years ago, 4th row, on the aisle, dead center. What a show ! At one point in the show, they stopped playing, Crosby looked over at Nash and Stills and said " They don't need us, they're having their own concert..." the entire arena was rockin that night ! Truly an amazing experience that night.
I was lucky enough to see them 6 times in '77. Traveled up to Madison Square Garden for 3 shows. A phenomenal memory!
CSNY that kind of music they don't make annymore these days. Great docu
Check out Fleet Foxes.
His take on life influenced my formative years, voice has a lilting quality...
Last 15-20 years has been the best music of his career. Remarkable.
Where should I start? I love his work with The Byrds, my favorite band.
Had the pleasure of conversing with him once in London. One of my music heroes. Complicated? That's what they say, but the aural bliss he brought to my soul through those first five Byrds albums continues to be some of the very best times I've ever experienced with a stereo system. Stay well and keep movin' forward, David. And thank you again.
One of the greatest voices,, and very complicated....
Hope they interview Neil. Would love to hear about his relationship with David
Yeah,that would probably be the most interesting part.I liked CSN but when they hooked up with Young,that was what made them great.I met D.Crosby in Hawaii back in the late '70s and when he said here he had a big ego he wasn't lying,he was a real drunken asshole who was especially terrible with females.He said here none of the people he made music with will speak to him now,I think I know why
Gabe Thornes they won’t
If they didn’t show it in the trailer then i doubt it
Neil won't be in that whatsoever
Each of them … at any given time … could be real assholes.
Will NEVER forget your name, David Crosby!
Who?
Looks great. He has had such an amazing run of work in the last 20 years, let alone in the 60s and 70s. He is also the coolest celebrity on Twitter.
and among the most politically ignorant
@@bellinghammond What is WRONG with idiots like you?
@ bellinghammond Are you in the top 1%?
if a trailer makes you cry already that movie is going to be tough to watch....
If the trailer makes me cry, I make sure I'm in the audience, opening night.
@@chrishansen9357 i hope it'll be in theatres here in germany...
you obviously have not read his first book from the 80s.
@@sbarncar i have not, why is it so obvious
David was such a big, big influence in my musical life.....always a fan of Stills, Nash, Young...but the Croz was my soul-mate...my musical pole star...learned to play his songs. Felt such kinship with his writing, voice, music. I was crushed when he fell so low....but he came back.
I saw this on a long flight home. If we are the sum total of many parts, then its people like David Crosby who hold us together.
David has had many judges in his life...including himself.
“Judgment in this world is confused with wisdom and often substitutes for truth.”
I enjoy his guitar playing and singing! His Martin guitars are awesome! Keep going David...looking forward to the movie.
I'm about to go see this in theaters right before his show tonight in Vegas... on the night of a full moon on Friday the 13th.
I'm so blessed, and so heart wrenching knowing he could be at home with his wife instead, but I still get to see him perform.
As an artist? A brilliant singer and songwriter
As a person? No comment.
Will probably still see the doc.
then you never knew him as I did.
If I Could Only Remember My Name...first time I listened to it was while tripping on acid after work with a co-worker and we were blown away....when the sun came up I took a walk in a rainy spring morning with the songs I just listened to echoing in my mind's ear....Song With No Words figured prominently during my walk....time cannot erase my memories. God bless David Crosby...just wish you could "fix" things with Nash and Young before you cross over to the other side to be with Christine.....
Really Remarkable how good of a writer, singer, and player he is. Very unique musician. I do like his work from 1986 to 2015 the best. Love his live efforts w Michael Finnigan and Jeff Pevar.
David Crosby much love and respect from Darjeeling 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
God bless David! Rest in peace brother!
Can't wait...David was always my favorite member of CSN.
Wooden ships.....definitely changed me....I've seen csn 3 times.. Even with young once.
This man is a true visionary and my children and children's children will remember his name...
The only album I ever heard that would put you into a hypnotic tans on a cold Chicago blizzard in 1979 wow that was a old album back then if only could remember its name
Having been a fan of David Crosby & his honey voice, since his time with the Byrds & even up to present times, I look forward to seeing this well deserved reminder, not to forget the man & his considerate talents. Any of us who have grown up during the 60s & 70s, know how easy it is to 'lose one's way & moral compass', how much more so, those who were thrust into the spot light, delights & attributes of extreme fame & fan worship'. We all have made & often still continue to make mistakes. Let's remember the wonderful music that David has 'shared with us' & also the character he lent to that classic 60s movie, Easy Rider (the part played by Dennis Hopper). And remember, Music is Love'..... (from his brilliant first solo album 'If I Could Only Remember my Name')... Thanks for the joy you have brought into my life via your stunning music, David !
Remember that photo on "If I could only remember my name"? I knew it well by 1973.
I knew a dude who'd built a wooden boat, 33ft, Lytham-St-Annes. UK.
So eventually we did some sailing and I took the perfect facsimile photograph. Escape.
I'd lost my Mother, 10yrs earlier as a tiny boy, so my life was spiralling too.
I came to admire Crosby's CSN's harmonic style a great deal. I think it's a landmark.
I had no idea about the real story, the loss of his wife. All I ever heard, he's a junkie.
Must see film. Keep on sailing David. The endless seas are awaiting the adventurers.
I am on that cover as well. A great moment in time. Proud to be a witness and scribe
It's a photo of the Sunrise ... over the ocean/sea. How are you 'on it too'.
I'll remember your name ....... thanks for all the great music !!!!
I met him at Cody's Books in Berkeley, after he'd cleaned up. I said, "I'm looking forward to new music from you." He smiled and quipped, "Me, too!" I suppose he can be a jerk, but he's also got a kind, generous, encouraging side. Really looking forward to this film!
Saw him live in St. Louis circa 1970. Voice of an angel!
The iconic musicians tend to pay a heavy price for sharing their gift.
Will always love you Dave.Fantastic musician.Fantastic singer.
His last four albums have been four of the best albums produced this decade. The next one will make five, I'm sure. Hope he's around long enough to get a sixth done, maybe even a seventh. His harmony vocals can instantly make any song sound better.
If I could click LIKE on this a thousand times I would! Thank you Mr. Crowe, and Sony Pictures, for what promises to be the pentultimate document on the rocky, troubled yet blessed life of David Crosby. And thank you Mr. Crosby for being willing, and clearly wanting, to share the details of your complicated and challenging life in such an open, heartfelt and candid manner. I anxiously, and affectionately, look forward to this film's release!
Was in prison with David as well as the little band we put together while he was in Huntsville. He was really messed up when he first arrived and if it wasn't for the release he got from playing with other musicians he would've been a basket case.
Would have been...
Michael, don't suppose you fancy coming on my UK radio show to chat about your experience with David?
That's what friends are for.... somethig many 'friends' forget in these times....
He is a basket case.
Now there’s a story worth hearing about, are you in the movie?
Rest in peace David Crosby 🕊️🥺
Can’t wait to see this.....read your books.......long time gone was amazing.....since then not so quite.....but before that, csny 4way street and deja vu were seminal albums for me.....
Simply cannot wait for this to come out on DVD.
At 82 , I hope it's released before it's too damned late!
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You're still alive Bro?..
@Blaque Nguni alas no , most unfortunately I have just been killed in a bizarre gardening accident .
Crosby's the ultimate rock and roll survivor. Having clawed his way outta that freebase and heroin rabbit hole should be an inspiration for any addict wanting to get clean.
Being sober but remaining an asshole is kinda pointless. Anyway hes the 1st to say he is not sober. He still smokes weed
He just played Key West theater. Great band. Voice better than ever.
He played Eight Miles High.
Fantastic song that.
@@gsd4me00 Thanks to Gene Clark
His autobiography, Long Time Gone, is a must read.
and its all true
@@sbarncar Yeah, he doesn't flatter himself in the Book. The history of the folk / rock music scene, origins and such are a fascinating read. For this reason, I recommend the book.
In loving memory of David Crosby
Glad you still haven't cut your hair, David!
he almost did
Flerg3 glad he didn't or we would be Helplessly Hoping ...near Seven Bridges Rd.
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@@Flerg3 But he didn't. And I wonder why.
@@Flerg3 You know it almost happened, just the other day......
He let's his freak flag fly
I didn't know Croz, never saw him live, but like many people, I've always had a deep-rooted love for him. The world is definitely not the same without him in it.
Downloaded this and watched today, also same with Linda Ronstadt: The Sound of My Voice. Both excellent documentaries from a similar era of great music. Enjoyed them and remember so much of that music growing up young in the 60s and 70s. Just feel a little sadness like they are goodbye messages to their lives, lovers, friends and fans. I'm younger than that, but yeah... in the end priorities change, money means less than real friends and what time is there. I "cut my hair" several years ago ;-)
It's going to rip my heart out when he goes. Hes always been a music hero of mine, and I wound up bumping into him with Johnny Barbatta in Wal Mart in Ada, OK. I was a speechless oaf.
Never ... ever ... EVER ... sell short the power of music. It's pretty clear that David Crosby won't ... and I absolutely mean to see this puppy the second it comes out!
RIP Croz. I’ll always let my freak flag fly.
hope there is plenty of 60s footage
I am so looking forward to this ... So much love for you Croz
Ford vs Ferrari, Once upon a time in Hollywood, and now this.
2019 finna be it
Hell ya 2019 been dope ngl
Crowe finally mixed music and film had an amazing career nothing better than interviewing Croz for a documentary
David Crosby. Love him or hate him but truly simply the best !!!!!
You and Crosby sharing the same drugs? The guy stinks. Sounds just like a junkie.
R.I.P. David Crosby ✌️
Can't wait to see this...saw him last year his voice still stunning
RIP David and thanks for everything
i love this man so much
David Crosby! He's my hero!
I met David Crosby a few years ago at a show and his ego was out of control. Nash on the other hand was humble and pleasant to talk to. No matter how you slice it I will always see David Crosby as the weak link to CSNY. I feel definitely in terms of song writing Graham, Neil, Stephen are a step above him. When David was heading out to his tour bus after an early show, we were told by his security to not approach him, not ask for pictures or an autograph. Essentially do not make eye contact with him. The funny thing is, he did not have to go through a very small crowd of us in order to get to his tour bus. He chose to go over by us where Graham Nash was hanging out. I made it a point to tell his entourage as well as him nobody was interested in his autograph and he was the weak link. I know it pissed him off, but he had been a diva all day. Maybe other people are gonna put this guy up on a pedestal, but not me. I have more respect for the working men I met at the show working down on the docks, or putting in a 12 hour day at the factory. They spent their hard earned money to see this guy. If don’t want to interact with them then go your own way.
Stills was the genius.
Dave doesn't owe you anything.
He owes it to us to leave us alone when we're trying to have a conversation with Graham Nash. He needs to mind his own business. Graham said it best "Crosby is not a good human being"
@Stephen Barncard
I understand that you want to defend your friend - you have replied to many comments here. Your friend is a very talented man, great songwriter, great singer. I don’t know the man so I can enjoy his music without any baggage. But if you read Johnny Rogen’s books on the Byrds and have been following events in recent years then you know that Crosby’s personality has not changed much. I get to enjoy the soup opera that is Crosby’s life. He has had a great life and it’s coming to an end. I wish Crosby well and a long life.
Soap opera
looking forward to this!!!! Cameron Crowe produces and interviews DC. He is apparently very vulnerable, stripped down, and honest!!!! Nice..One of the richest voices in the Age of Rock...a Cat (Leo) of many lives...a survivor who has had his share of trials and tribulation, indulgences of the Rock life, hit rock bottom, hep c, jail, yet knows that LOVE is still the answer and has come back after recreating and rehabilitating himself, with a little help from his friends and some new fresh music inspirations. One of my favorite Hippy Icons of the 60's..the Byrds, CNY, Crosby/Nash ..Ohio, Everybody's been Burned Before, Mind Gardens, Almost Cut My Hair!!!! He also discovered and brought us another musical prodigy, Joni Mitchell! He is a good human being who has given us a treasure trove of music, sweet music. He is a brave and politically active person with passion and heart...speak out against the madness,,you got to speak your mind if you dare...shine on!♌️🌞✌️
Only just saw the doc. from 2006 where CSNY toured to protest the Iraq War. Powerful.
Bravo David. Great voice.
Это замечательный музыкант, любимый мною долгие годы! Нужно обязательно посмотреть этот фильм. Эпоха великих людей и грандиозной Музыки.
R.I.P 🎸🎤🙏🏻😔😪💔
What a horrible situation to be in at 76.
To have his vocal talent,musical abilities and place in "Rock" and to know your decisions put you there.
A tough place,hopefully time will heal.
It would be good to see CSN&Y "Rip It" for all, and show their legacy to generations one more time.
To be David Crosby and all he's been through and still be alive at 76 is nothing short of a miracle man.......
@@roncarter2188 Only read excerpts from his book.
He kicked in jail,with a killing toothache.
Blew millions $$$, I guess it is a miracle.
You still wanna pull for him that he is forgiven by his bandmates and peers.
Their the ones that have to take the first step.
@Jim Evans Crosby is too conceited to do that, that would sound stupid and he's not stupid. He's got hit records because he's got lots of talent.
God bless him just watched the movie this man has still not fully grown up ...the good news is he will before the body drops...
Saw David live a few years back. Overpowering!
Loved this film...shed a tear a few times !
The mighty croz. Whatta beast
A friend gave him his first hit of heroin....now his friends dont talk to him. Those "friends" are not friends...my friend. Love your work
The people who gave David heroin and the people who "won't talk to him" are different groups of people. Very.
you are generalizing. you don't know the story.
My personal living Legend.
Love this man, my son is named after him.
I love Croz’s music...I’ve always loved it, even when The Byrds’ popularity took a nose dive, before he left the group. He has never been very astute about rational & moral principles, supplanting them with politics & mysticism. And I’m not sure he even knows how to be a friend. But dammit, his music resonates with me...always has, and probably always will.
David Crosby and his backing band, The Grateful Dead :0)
What dreams are made of.......
I can remember.
God Bless you dude
Don't forget his other backing band...The Wrecking Crew.
To me the most interesting things about David Crosby are his guitar open tunings that permit atypical modes (scales) in his compositions, as well as a jazz-influenced sensibility (as in "Song With No Words/Tree With No Leaves", and others). It is too bad that he lived as he did, as he was likely capable of so much more than ever saw the light of day.
He is as complicated as his music. What I dont like is saying sorry and then expect all to forgive. He is bathing in his own sorrow. And he knows it. Grow up David, you are not a child anymore. Once a real bastard.
I agree. He was part of a magical time and played with some of the most incredible artists. But he is ultimately the one who choose the paths he took. He is not the only one to have ever suffered extreme grief losing a loved one -- But he choose to be selfish, use people, abuse himself and those around him. He choose to be irresponsible and only when faced with his own mortality, did he slowly look at the carnage and damage done.
Sometimes saying you're sorry is less about making amends to those you've wronged -- It's about expecting them to forgive you for decades of abuse and going on as if everything is alright.
Nia the Gulf Gypsy amen
he doesn't expect anything from anyone except honesty
Stephen Barncard dont give me this
@@jasper_north and you don't know the man so STFU.
He's the biggest gift to us for someone who listens to his music.
I'll check this out. I am not a big consumer of acoustic filled music ( sorry, I grew up in the Eddie Van Halen/shred guitar era while my father was the acoustic player in the family ). But over the years, I've come to love how David uses certain tunings for his solo songs.
This is an excellent doc. Now if Cameron would make one about Joni!
A wonderful musician. RIP
MUSIC IS LOVE
No one will talk to Crosby because they GAVE all they had to his SOUL. he takes--he doesnt GIVE except in his MUSIC..not his person. David knows this now.
Gonna see this, no matter what!!!
I can't wait to see this.
個人的に彼を語るときやはり 「オープンチューニング」 今でこそかなり様々な方法で認知されていますが、あの時代に彼ほどオープンチューニングに特化したアーティストは稀でそのチューニングによる独自のメロディはギターの可能性の幅を広げ、影響を受けたアーティストは多かったです。仲間でもあったジョニ・ミッチェルは彼とチューニングについてよく語っていたと記事で読んだことがあります。勿論CSNサウンドへの貢献人としては要的存在と言っても過言ではないでしょう👍👏🏻👏🏻
I was going to go see Him in Chicago 2 years Ago tickets were $650. Graham Nash was playing near by at the old town school of folk music. I ended up driving to Sheboygan to see an evening with Roger Mcguin for $40. I also saw Johnny rivers for $30.
I wish these documentaries would have a release date on streaming services, I'm wanting to watch the bill Wyman the quiet one too, can't find any release date in the uk, only USA
Brutally honest about himself and others. "..meeting Joanie M. was like falling into a cement mixer...I can remember laughing and crying 30 minutes w/her. Shes the best singer/songwriter of all of us. I produced her first record but didn't do a good job"
Rip David.. love 💕 to your family
Amazing! Can't wait to watch it!