David Crosby - For Free (2021) “It's been a long time comin', David Crosby sang just in the 1960s on the self-titled debut of the partnership with Stephen Stills and Graham Nash, which he set up after a period with The Byrds and a short interim with Buffaloo Springfield. In the early 1970s, Neil Young complemented the trio, a remarked passage on Woodstock resulted in legendary Déjà Vu. With the tremendous success, the first bursts came, internal disputes alternated with short-lived reunions between solo projects and aborted tours of Crosby's disease in the wake of his unrestrained drug use.
David Crosby continues his late period Renaissance with a beautiful new album for free For Free, available July 23rd on BMG

On his new album For Free released on July 23 through BMG, David Crosby shares the latest offering of a life dedicated to the pure and powerful alchemy of music. For Free arrives just a month before his 80th birthday and sees that the folk rock legend continues to benefit from the huge wave of creativity he has experienced since making his critically acclaimed album Lighthouse from 2016, this time in collaboration with Michael McDonald, Donald Fagen of Steely Dan and Multi-grammy Award-winning artist Sarah Jarosz. With a transcendent quality that lies somewhere between poetry, prayer, and wild rock 'n' roll, For Free once again reveals Crosby's rare gift for conveying essential truths with both unmistakable warmth and a deep sense of wonder. Full Album on YouTube

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