Holy Cow. Go see it.

[yonder]

We just got back from that new Cameron Crowe movie about David Crosby -"Remember my Name". Don't know where to start. I was a Byrds fan in the 60's so kind of always paid attention to them and CSN(Y), etc. It's at once sobering, funny, sad, poignant and enlightening while allowing another perspective on that whole California music scene from back then. Crosby comes across as very bright, focused, somewhat regretful, a guy with convictions and of course, the jerky side comes out also. Surprisingly, he opens up about relationships with both the folks he pulled around and those who pulled for and supported him as well. I got the idea that this might be intended to be a visual capstone of his musical life too.

There's a bunch of funny/serious stories and a hilarious clip from a performance at the 2015 D.C. Christmas tree lighting with the Obama's in attendance. CSN's monitors must not have been working right.

So, if you get the chance, go see it. I believe most people would enjoy it.

Also, it is our anniversary today. 35 years of delightful (mostly), fruitful, wedded bliss. Yay us.

[KT2000]

1. Congrats on the anniversary!!

[yonder]

3. Thanks.

[Hoyt]

2. Crosby has been doing some really good stuff lately. Byrds and CSNY fan too.

[yonder]

4. I believe a guy from our neck of the woods, Marcus Eaton is helping out there.

[pdxflyboy]

5. We love him

He will be in concert in Portand, OR at the Alladin Theater on SEP 1st. My wife and I have tickets. Can't wait to see and hear him.

[yonder]

6. He's still got the chops

[LibDemAlways]

7. Always had a soft spot for

the Byrds. They played a gig at my high school back in '65. Hard to believe a group with hit records and national exposure was playing a high school, but yep, there they were.

[yonder]

9. Their high and tight vocals, jingly-jangly modal style and all-around talent opened the door for me.

[orleans]

8. i'm trying to find it around here

(chicago burb) and no luck.

i'd love to see it

happy 35 years

[yonder]

12. We saw it and the local indie theater so good luck finding it, and thanks.

[Brother Buzz]

11. I lived in Mill Valley and can say everyone remembers his name, including the police.

I've caught a few recent interviews, and, well, I was surprised how well put together and lucid he is considering where he was a few decades ago. I look forward to catching the film when it comes my way.