David Crosby Discography
The iconic David Crosby has the distinction of being a member of two of the greatest American rock bands of all time: The…
Category: David Crosby
Jefferson Airplane: Crown of Creation (1968)
Kronomyth 4.0: MY CROWN IS CALLED CONTENT. Picking a favorite Airplane ride is probably fool’s work; they all take you to different places,…
If I Could Only Remember My Name (1971)
Following CSN&Y’s breakup, David Crosby released an album of airy, evocative songs and instrumentals that typify the time’s affection for spiritual, organic music….
Graham Nash: Songs For Beginners (1971)
This is the solo album for CSN fans who would secretly rather be listening to something by The Beatles. Graham’s best to date.
Stephen Stills 2 (1971)
Stills struck gold a second time with this solid followup featuring a star-studded cast of Eric Clapton, Ringo, David Crosby and Jerry Garcia.
Graham Nash/David Crosby (1972)
CronNaMyth 1.0: 2 OUT OF 3 AIN’T HALF BAD. After the initial flurry of CS&N solo albums, none of which mercifully featured tin…
Roger McGuinn (1973)
Kronomyth 1.0: FREE AS A BYRD. Roger McGuinn’s first album is all over the map: blues, jazz, country, folk, rock, and one song…
Graham Nash: Wild Tales (1973)
Nash’s second harvest of songs is less impressive than his first but still a solid effort, flecked with pedal steel and American dystopia.
David Crosby/Graham Nash: Wind On The Water (1975)
Crosby and Nash had enough gas left in the tank for another gold album, although their second lacks a standout like “Southbound Train.”
Crosby-Nash: Whistling Down The Wire (1976)
CroNaMyth 3.0: WASTED ON THE WAIT. Each C&N album seems a little less magical than the last, as if with each rubbing of…
Crosby-Nash: Live (1977)
CroNaMyth 4.0: IT WAS SO NICE OF YOU TO COME. CSNY is a discographer’s green maze of delight. You have the CSN albums…
Oh Yes I Can (1989)
Kronomyth 2.0: STILL CROSBY AFTER ALL THESE YEARS. The 80s for David Crosby kind of sucked it as decades go. There was the…
“Drive My Car” (1989)
Kronomyth 2.1: A MAINSTREAM ROCK HIT AND RUN. Singles from David Crosby appear about as often as comets, so his label marked the…
Roger McGuinn: Back From Rio (1991)
Roger McGuinn is back. From Rio (not really). And he brought Tom Petty with him. I guess that’s the premise behind re-launching his…
Graham Nash: Songs For Survivors (2002)
Solo albums from Graham Nash and David Crosby are as infrequent as Haley’s Comet sightings these days, and no doubt many observers put…