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It's All Coming Back To Me Now (Live),David Crosby

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David Crosby
Released 1995

Hero
04:57
300 plays

Almost Cut My Hair
06:10
270 plays

Wooden Ships
10:37
223 plays

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- 1
- In My Dreams
- 06:32
- 193 plays

- 2
- Rusty And Blue
- 07:08
- 168 plays

- 3
- Hero
- 04:57
- 300 plays

- 4
- Till It Shines On You
- 05:39
- 139 plays

- 5
- Thousand Roads
- 05:02
- 135 plays

- 6
- Cowboy Movie
- 09:08
- 167 plays

- 7
- Almost Cut My Hair
- 06:10
- 270 plays

- 8
- Deja Vu
- 10:18
- 197 plays

- 9
- Long Time Gone
- 05:41
- 223 plays

- 10
- Wooden Ships
- 10:37
- 223 plays

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album review

Recorded December 7, 1993, at the Whisky-a-Go-Go in Hollywood, CA, this is a David Crosby live album and a good representation of his solo concert performances. In fact, it's a little better than usual since Crosby is joined by singers Chris Robinson of the Black Crowes and his old partner Graham Nash. Crosby splits the 71-minute set just about evenly between more recent solo efforts -- including two newly written songs -- and faithful renditions of favorites from his Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young days. Inadvertently, the set list serves to confirm that the latter represents his best work, while at the same time songs like "Long Time Gone" and "Wooden Ships" have been heard so often in studio and live performances that there isn't much reason to have additional recordings of them. The album's chief virtue is in the expression of Crosby's personality, but there isn't enough of that. So, while these are often spirited performances, they don't add to our understanding of the artist the way a live album should. ~ William Ruhlmann, All Music Guide