David Crosby
1989-04-08
Tower Theater
Upper Darby PA
Soundboard Recording
320 kbps
Artwork Included
01. Tracks In The Dust
02. Guinnevere
03. Compass
04. In My Dreams
05. Drive My Car
06. Lady Of The Harbor
07. Oh Yes I Can > Band Intros
08. Death Letter
09. Monkey And The Underdog
10. Delta
11. Deja Vu
12. Drop Down Mama
13. Part Time Love
14. Wide Ruin
15. Night Time For The Generals
16. Wooden Ships
17. Almost Cut My Hair
18. Long Time Gone
1989-04-08
Tower Theater
Upper Darby PA
Soundboard Recording
320 kbps
Artwork Included
01. Tracks In The Dust
02. Guinnevere
03. Compass
04. In My Dreams
05. Drive My Car
06. Lady Of The Harbor
07. Oh Yes I Can > Band Intros
08. Death Letter
09. Monkey And The Underdog
10. Delta
11. Deja Vu
12. Drop Down Mama
13. Part Time Love
14. Wide Ruin
15. Night Time For The Generals
16. Wooden Ships
17. Almost Cut My Hair
18. Long Time Gone
Tower Theater - #1: Built in 1927 as a movie theater and venue for vaudeville acts, the 3000 seat Tower Theater became one of the Philadelphia area's premier concert venue in the early 1970s. The Tower's first concer4t was Dave Mason on June 14, 1972, after which the Philadelphia Daily News proclaimed that "Philly Finally has its Fillmore", making reference to New York's famed Fillmore East. (Ironically, Philadelphia actually now has a concert hall name The Fillmore, which opened just a few years ago in October 2015!) Acts that played the Capitol in Passaic often made the Tower a stop on their tour, and vice versa. And while the Capitol is now just a memory, the tower continues to attract first rate rock talent, having recently hosted shows by Steve Winwood and The Pretenders. This soundboard recording captures David Crosby at the Tower on April 8, 1989, 29 years ago today. Download this one and then come back on April 16, 18, and 22 for the rest of this Tower Theater Four Of A Kind.














