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CPR
Released 1998

Morrison
04:45
463 plays

That House
05:25
268 plays

Somebody Else's Town
05:15
258 plays

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- 1
- Morrison
- 04:45
- 463 plays

- 2
- That House
- 05:25
- 268 plays

- 3
- One for Every Moment
- 03:59
- 202 plays

- 4
- At the Edge
- 04:21
- 181 plays

- 5
- Somebody Else's Town
- 05:15
- 258 plays

- 6
- Rusty and Blue
- 07:35
- 158 plays

- 7
- Somehow She Knew
- 07:05
- 176 plays

- 8
- Little Blind Fish
- 03:37
- 172 plays

- 9
- Yesterday's Child
- 04:00
- 180 plays

- 10
- It's All Coming Back to Me Now
- 03:50
- 187 plays

- 11
- Time Is the Final Currency
- 05:18
- 174 plays

album review

Surprisingly familiar, yet new and intriguing, is the best way to describe CPR. For anyone who's a fan of David Crosby's best work over the years, CPR will make them think they've found heaven. With more than admirable help from guitarist Jeff Pevar and keyboardist James Raymond, Crosby hands us a gem that shines with all the magic of the old and with the enthusiasm of the new. The harmonies are rich and the music textured with a love not readily found these days. What makes this even more incredible is the fact that James Raymond is the son David Crosby never knew about until they were united just before Crosby nearly lost his life to liver failure. Their love and respect for each other's talents, along with Pevar's, shine through every track on this disc. An impressive first effort. ~ James Chrispell, All Music Guide