the lee shore , written by David Crosby bump and RIP

[Jean Pierre]

David Crosby wrote a song "The Lee Shore". This was recorded with Stephen Stills and Graham Nash at Stills' house, in Laurel Canyon, Los Angeles on December 28, 1969.

version with nylon acoustic guitar with my daughter Cécile

Merry christmas at all the SC community

RECONSTRUCTION OF MY YOU TUBE CHAIN and remastering of one of the first recordings in our little home studio attic

THE VIDEO is in the last message (Bump)

[launched]

Wow, you both did a brilliant job with one of my favorite tunes! Smooth and dreamy like it should be.

Another recording that I know of is on Crosby/Nash live at the BBC

Well done, love it!!

Mark

[Groundy]

Superb, You have both done a brilliant Job.
It's a keeper.
Thanks for sharing, and a Merry Christmas to you both....

Alex

[Hilary]

Always a pleasure JP!

[fenderbender]

Top class JP and congratulations to your daughter as well.



Tommy

[kenny mac]

Cécile Has the voice of an angel,I really love her vocal on this and the playing on the track is amazing.
Top class.
Excellent .

[Hook]

Sublime vocals and lovely guitar playing.bim hearing alot of distortion(clipping) however on the lead guita bur it still sounds good.
Rock on!

[Jean Pierre]

The friends of SC have a friendly but also critical listening and bravo Hook for your expertise: actually with an attentive listening I have naturally the distortion in the guitar and also a snooze around 50 hertz,  I arranged that

[Hook]

Interestingly enough, I gave another listen in the car on my way to run some errands and it sounds completely different than it did in my wireless earbuds this morning. On the speaker's it's such a perfect mix with no hint of distortion and an excellent lead sound and those harmonies on the vocals are stunning. What a joy to make music with your kids!

I'm here to learn and share, I try to do it in a positive way and hope to  not offend. I find it interesting how completely different this sounds speakers vs. Earbuds, must be some sort of frequency thing in the ear buds. I admit I'm very ignorant when it comes to frequencies. Great stuff your brother. Rock on!

[Oldrottenhead]

beautiful.