Voyage by David Crosby

Voyage

by David Crosby

Released: November 21, 2006

Folk rock

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The Album

One entire disc is dedicated to previously unreleased material, primarily consisting of acoustic demos, offering a rare insight into Crosby’s creative process and the development of his songs. "Voyage" is a 3-CD box set by David Crosby, featuring highlights from his career both as a solo artist and as a member of several influential groups, including The Byrds, various lineups of Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young (CSN&Y), and CPR. The tracks are arranged in roughly chronological order, reflecting the evolution of Crosby’s music over the years.

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This gives fans an intimate glimpse into his…

This gives fans an intimate glimpse into his work that had not been widely heard before.

The album was compiled by Crosby's longtime friend…

The album was compiled by Crosby's longtime friend and collaborator, Graham Nash, who had previously put together box sets for both himself and for Stephen Stills.

Voyage was later reissued under the title The…

Voyage was later reissued under the title The David Crosby Box, but this version saw some changes.

Due to licensing issues, seven tracks were removed…

Due to licensing issues, seven tracks were removed from the first disc (specifically tracks 1-3 and 17-20), resulting in a modified tracklisting for the reissue.

Overall, Voyage serves as a comprehensive collection that…

Overall, Voyage serves as a comprehensive collection that spans the breadth of Crosby’s musical career, offering a mix of well-known tracks and rare material, making it an essential release for fans of his work.

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The Complete Album Story

"Voyage" is a 3-CD box set by David Crosby, featuring highlights from his career both as a solo artist and as a member of several influential groups, including The Byrds, various lineups of Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young (CSN&Y), and CPR. The tracks are arranged in roughly chronological order, reflecting the evolution of Crosby’s music over the years.

One entire disc is dedicated to previously unreleased material, primarily consisting of acoustic demos, offering a rare insight into Crosby’s creative process and the development of his songs. This gives fans an intimate glimpse into his work that had not been widely heard before.

The album was compiled by Crosby's longtime friend and collaborator, Graham Nash, who had previously put together box sets for both himself and for Stephen Stills. Voyage was later reissued under the title The David Crosby Box, but this version saw some changes. Due to licensing issues, seven tracks were removed from the first disc (specifically tracks 1-3 and 17-20), resulting in a modified tracklisting for the reissue.

Overall, Voyage serves as a comprehensive collection that spans the breadth of Crosby’s musical career, offering a mix of well-known tracks and rare material, making it an essential release for fans of his work.

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