Aquarium Drunkard has posted the outtakes from the David Crosby album If I Could Only Remember My Name. Not sure where he gets these things but he sure does deliver the goods! Here’s an excerpt from the post where you can grab the mp3s:

“One of my favorite LP’s from the early ’70s is David Crosby’s underrated masterpiece “If I Could Only Remember My Name?” A fully realized embodiment of the “sound” of California’s folk/rock/country/psychedelia movement of the time, the album features such players as Neil Young, Jerry Garcia, Joni Mitchell, Phil Lesh, etc., etc. Almost as good as the album (and just, if not more interesting) are these outtakes from the 1970 sessions. These tracks are further proof that Crosby was an artistic force to be reckoned with at his creative peak.”

Spring time has found me outdoors and unglued me from the computer. A good break from the mouse and keyboard could do anybody some good. Before you pry your eyes off the monitor, check out these luscious mp3s outtakes from Bob Dylan’s Freewheelin sessions, a must listen for any Dylan fan. Thanks Perm and Skullet!

If you haven’t checked out Martin Scorsese’s documentary on Bob Dylan, No Direction Home then you owe it to yourself watch it too. What an amazing life Dylan has lived.