Track Listing

Disc 1:

1. Eight Miles High - Byrds (1)
2. Renaissance Fair - Byrds (1)
3. Everybody's Been Burned - Byrds (1)
4. Wooden Ships - Crosby Stills & Nash
5. Guinnevere - Crosby Stills & Nash
6. Long Time Gone - Crosby Stills & Nash
7. Deja Vu - Crosby Stills Nash & Young
8. Almost Cut My Hair - Crosby Stills Nash & Young
9. Tamalpais High (At About 3) - Crosby, David
10. Laughing - Crosby, David
11. Music Is Love - Crosby, David
12. Song With No Words (Tree With No Leaves) - Crosby, David
13. What Are Their Names - Crosby, David
14. I'd Swear There Was Somebody Here - Crosby, David
15. Where Will I Be - Crosby, David & Graham Nash
16. Page 43 - Crosby, David & Graham Nash
17. Critical Mass - Crosby, David & Graham Nash
18. Carry Me - Crosby, David & Graham Nash
19. Bittersweet - Crosby, David & Graham Nash
20. Naked In The Rain - Crosby, David & Graham Nash
21. Dancer - Crosby, David & Graham Nash

Disc 2:

1. Shadow Captain - Crosby Stills & Nash
2. In My Dreams - Crosby Stills & Nash
3. Delta - Crosby Stills & Nash
4. Compass - Crosby Stills Nash & Young
5. Tracks In The Dust - Crosby, David
6. Arrows - Crosby Stills & Nash
7. Hero - Crosby, David
8. Yvette In English - Crosby, David
9. Rusty And Blue - CPR
10. Somehow She Knew - CPR
11. Breathless - CPR
12. Map To Buried Treasure - CPR
13. At The Edge - CPR
14. Through Here Quite Often - Crosby, David & Graham Nash
15. My Country 'Tis Of Thee - Crosby, David

Disc 3:

1. Long Time Gone - Crosby, David & Stephen Stills
2. Guinnevere - Crosby, David
3. Almost Cut My Hair - Crosby, David
4. Games - Crosby, David
5. Deja Vu - Crosby, David & Graham Nash
6. Triad - Crosby, David
7. Cowboy Movie - Crosby, David
8. Kids And Dogs - Crosby, David
9. Have You Seen The Stars Tonite - Kantner, Paul & Jefferson Starship
10. Lee Shore - Crosby, David & Graham Nash
11. Traction In The Rain - Crosby, David & Graham Nash
12. King Of The Mountain - Crosby, David
13. Homeward Through The Haze - Crosby Stills Nash & Young
14. Samurai - Crosby, David
15. Climber - Crosby Stills Nash & Young
16. Dream For Him - Crosby Stills Nash & Young

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #33004 in Music
• Released on: 2006-11-20
• Number of discs: 3
• Format: Box set

Amazon.co.uk
He's always received second billing to Stephen Stills in Crosby, Stills, and Nash, and once played third fiddle to Roger McGuinn and Gene Clark in the Byrds, but there is no doubt that David Crosby is one of the true originals of a folk-rock style that has paralleled his 40-year career, which is celebrated on this three-disc set of hits and near misses, demos, and outtakes. The first two CDs run chronologically, from the Byrds' "Eight Miles High" (which Crosby co-wrote) through his '70s and '80s solo records to "Through Here Quite Often," from his 2004 album, Crosby/Nash, with Graham Nash. Crosby was the draftsman of the transcendental harmonies that defined both of his bands, his plaintive vocals generally serving as a complement to the others'. But he takes the lead on this 52-song collection's greatest moments: his chilling falsetto on "Music Is Love" (from his 1971 debut solo release); a call out to his dying mother on "Carry Me" (1975's Wind on the Water, with Nash), and "Yvette in English," a 1993 collaboration with Joni Mitchell (Thousand Roads). Some selections swing and miss--"Hero," co-written with Phil Collins in 1993, and a few recorded in the late '90s with CPR, featuring his son James Raymond--but Voyage recuperates with disc three's 16 previously unreleased tracks. The jewel? "Cowboy Movie," a 10:57 opus from 1970 featuring both Neil Young and Jerry Garcia on lead guitar.--Scott Holter

Customer Reviews

A wonderful Voyage..
The inevitable conclusion to be gleaned from this voyage is that this man is a musical genius. He may have plumbed the depths in his personal life (see the two volumes of his autobiographies) and made some terrible life choices but his music stands alongside any other artist. From his work with the Byrds, through CSN/Y, the solo work and latterly CPR this is a fine collection of wonderful songs and performances.
Lovingly put together by Graham Nash and Joel Bernstein the packaging is wonderful, the booklet highly informative and the Buried Treasure CD a joy to hear.
If you are wondering whether the price is justified then the answer is yes. Buy it and enjoy it!

Crosby;part of the weaker half!
A gloriously produced,sumptious box set of a very underrated artist.For a long time i was one of those who thought Crosby,along with Nash belonged to the less talented,weaker half of CSNY.Time and Crosby has proved me to be very wrong.His creative renewal of the last 18 years has left his partners in the shade,especially his work with CPR.This is a tremendous overview of his career.The tracks have been remastered to sound fresh and sparkling.The disc of unreleased material is a real gem.Two unreleased tracks of CSNY especially stand out.They give a brief glimpse of what the group could have achieved without the drugs or egos.Nash has said box sets of his and Stills" work will be eventually released.They can"t come soon enough on the evidence of this one.They would be very welcome,along with a set of CSN/Csny archives.

Some strange trip with The Cros
A fabulous package encompasses 3 cds, great photos and interesting liner notes by David. CDs 1 & 2 feature a sort of best of in chronological order, anyone familiar with David's music will probably have these songs in some form, the decline in David's muse is evident on the later recordings. CD3 is called 'Buried Treasure' and indeed it is featuring some fabulous new songs and the much bootlegged 'King of the Mountain' a poignant song about Stephen Stills. Even if you have most of the music from the first CDs this is an essential buy - much maligned during the 80's & 90s David has survived drugs and prison, his music is testimony to his vast talent that seemed to have been snuffed out by his attraction to the dark side - but thanks to the likes of Nash he is still with us.