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Watch David Crosby: Remember My Name

(561) 7.3 95 min 2019 Subtitles and Closed Captions

David Crosby: Remember My Name is a movie starring David Crosby, Jackson Browne, and Jan Crosby. Meet David Crosby in this portrait of a man with everything but an easy retirement on his mind.

Genres
Music, Documentary
Director
A.J. Eaton
Starring
David Crosby, Jan Crosby, Cameron Crowe, Jackson Browne

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Genres Music, Documentary
Director A.J. Eaton
Stars David Crosby, Jan Crosby, Cameron Crowe, Jackson Browne
Country USA
Also Known As Untitled David Crosby Documentary
Runtime 1 h 35 min
Audio Português  English  Deutsch  Italiano  Español  Français  Gaeilge  Svenska  Nederlands
Subtitles Português  日本語  Čeština  Australia  한국어  Filipino  Tiếng Việt  हिन्दी 
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Description Meet David Crosby in this portrait of a man with everything but an easy retirement on his mind.

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17 customer reviews about documentary «David Crosby: Remember My Name»

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George K.
Thursday, 15 Oct 2020 17:22

As a huge movie buff, I found it amazing that this documentary about the Beach Boys was made in the first place. It looks at how they came up with the music, how they started and how they ended up playing their music. It also looks at the business side of the group. The interview with Ron Carter, the CEO of Capitol Records, is really fascinating. He really gets into the details of how they went from one label to another. It's one of those documentaries that you just have to have to see. I would recommend it to anyone.
Joseph S.
Friday, 25 Sep 2020 12:03

Robert McCartney is an American actor known for playing the title role in the TV movie "Tootsie". The film itself was a television movie about the American singer, who was addicted to cocaine and was later murdered. The movie "Tootsie" itself was based on a play of the same name. This film, about the subject matter, is a documentary about the man, and is made to look like a documentary on the subject of the singer, although the interviews are not taped. Robert McCartney, who appears on screen, talks about his life, and life of the singer, and also his drug addiction. He also talks about the "Tootsie" film itself. This film is made in a very realistic style, with many interviews with people who know McCartney, and people who actually were in the film, as well as interviews with people who were involved in the making of the film. The film is done in the style of a documentary, and is well worth watching.
Barbara James
Wednesday, 23 Sep 2020 19:15

I know when I saw this documentary I was reminded of my father who is still in the army. So when I saw that it was a documentary I knew it was going to be good. This documentary is about his experience and how the veterans served their country. This is a very important story for all who serve. This is one of the most important movies I have ever seen. It talks about how men and women are veterans and the impact they have on our country. It is a must see movie. Tom Cruise is the most talented actor in this movie. If you like Tom Cruise, you will like this movie. This is one of the best movies ever made. Tom Cruise is in a special guest appearance. See it. Tom Cruise is one of the most popular and successful actors in Hollywood.
Kathy
Saturday, 19 Sep 2020 14:50

Crosby, known for his Broadway work, delivers his music on the set of a show. While it is an impressive show, you'll hear much of Crosby's music. A good place to start is when he sings "I Want to be a Star" from a Broadway show. "I Want to be a star" is one of his best songs. After that, the music moves to the Hollywood musical, "The Color Purple" and finally to his many hits. He also gives the musical an upbeat, fun soundtrack. As for the music, it is an absolutely wonderful piece of music. It was the biggest hit of his career, and he sings the entire song. While it is a good thing to have all the songs from his albums, some may prefer the original songs. The show is still great, and a great way to see Crosby's music, but this show is worth seeing.
Jerry W.
Monday, 14 Sep 2020 11:15

I loved this film, but I think it is lacking in a few places. First, while the film is very good on its own, it could have been much better. The film could have been better if they had shown more about the singer and his life, in addition to being more realistic. Second, I feel the film was not as compelling as it could have been. Maybe it would have been more compelling if the singer were shown more in detail. Third, the film is missing the right songs. I feel the film could have been better with a few more songs in the film, or perhaps a better plot. It's a good film, I will say, but I feel it could have been better.
Randy Hart
Sunday, 13 Sep 2020 23:03

It is extremely difficult to film the story of a songwriter who has passed away. You can be sitting in the room with your subjects and be sure you have recorded everything. You don't need to be in the same room with the actors or their families. But for this documentary, Michael Collins and his wife Pattie were at the end of their lives, and I found this film so moving, even though we had never met them, I was able to feel every moment they shared. This is the only documentary I have ever seen that tells the story of a songwriter and his family. It is a great story. The music itself is beautiful, the emotions are genuine, and the story is wonderful. I recommend this movie to anyone who has an interest in the music industry. Pattie is definitely a shining star. Enjoy.
Anna Moore
Friday, 28 Aug 2020 21:31

If you are a rock fan, and you haven't seen "Romeo and Juliet" then you owe it to yourself to see this movie. It's been more than 20 years since the film came out and it's a pity that it is not available on DVD. I am pleased to say that it's been released on DVD so that I can continue to be entertained with the music and not have to worry about downloading. This movie was very well done. The acting was not only the best I've ever seen but it was one of the best I have ever seen. It's hard to find that type of music these days. If you have never seen this movie, you owe it to yourself to watch it. You will not regret it.
Philip
Saturday, 22 Aug 2020 05:16

That's exactly what I'd like to say about this superb film. It's very difficult to get an accurate look at the life of someone who makes such a lasting impression. David Crosby, is an incredibly charismatic individual who is both a virtuoso musician and a deeply religious man. He is the musical genius that his label is known for, but his life and his music are so much more than that. The film begins by showing us Crosby's childhood, a very raw and tumultuous one. His father is a religious man, but doesn't have much to do with the children. Crosby is born in a church but is later baptized in the family chapel. At this time, Crosby is not yet a musical genius, he only likes to play piano and piano. Crosby has an extraordinarily active imagination, and this develops into a talent for writing and composing. As a young adult, Crosby has some of the most extraordinary experiences of his life. One of the things that is most impressive about this film is how well it shows Crosby's ability to manipulate people. From his early years in the church, to his psychedelic experience in the Beach Boys' "Pet Sounds," to his battle with drug addiction, Crosby manages to manipulate people and create them. It is often difficult to view Crosby's performances, but this film manages to capture all of the images that we associate with Crosby. The film also shows the beauty of the sounds of Crosby's music, and how it has influenced every era and generation. The soundtrack is really the most amazing part of the film, with the Beach Boys' "Pet Sounds" and "Caught On Tape" in particular. The film manages to capture a very raw and poignant moment where Crosby says "I've lost all the memories I want." It's truly powerful stuff. The film also features interviews with Crosby, his children, his band members, and his closest friends and fans. These are very interesting, and it's very interesting to see these people talk about the man who has played on some of the greatest records ever made. The documentary is very funny, and the music is beautiful. It's an amazing collection of footage. It's a very fine documentary, and a very interesting look at one of the world's greatest musicians.
Jonathan Cox
Saturday, 15 Aug 2020 22:32

In fact, some of the interviews are rather shocking. However, this is probably the best representation of Jon Bon Jovi as a songwriter. What I liked most was that it is real. Many interviews are either from the 80s, 90s or the 2000s, so the interviews were not artificially put together to hide Bon Jovi's history. As he tells them, he didn't go to school at age 19 and was actually in a band with friends at the age of 19. I've always liked this way of showing how a person's life can be changed by a relationship with music, especially in the 80s, 90s and 2000s. This is not a documentary about the music industry, but a person's life and how music shaped it.
Betty Hicks
Thursday, 13 Aug 2020 20:12

This documentary is about the legendary Jimi Hendrix. If you like Jimi Hendrix, then this is the documentary for you. It's about his life, his music, his pain and sorrow, and how he died. He was born in 1958 in a little town in Michigan, USA. He was already famous in the USA and had been given the title of "best electric guitar player" by the magazine Rolling Stone. His brother and mother moved him to San Francisco in 1964 to escape the Depression, and he stayed there till he met Rose. He started playing the guitar in his spare time and played in rock groups like T Rex, Ritchie Valens, Santana, and many others. He also released albums, toured, and wrote songs. He also had a girlfriend, Donna Summer, who was the most beautiful woman he ever had. His music was very unique, the only person to ever play "Heaven" on the guitar and his style of guitar playing was completely different than anyone else. The documentary is very interesting. Jimi Hendrix is a special musician and this documentary is very interesting, so if you want to know about his life and music, then this is the documentary for you. This documentary is worth watching.
Tammy Cruz
Saturday, 01 Aug 2020 16:15

There are moments when I just have to shut down the machine for a minute or two, and I guess I am quite capable of some introspection. There's a lot of moments in this documentary that I found quite enjoyable, like the real-life story of Paul McCartney and the time he was fired from the Beatles, the fun conversation with his manager George Martin about his children, and the nostalgia of the Beatles' heyday. It's obvious that David Crosby hasn't forgotten the music, and he has been filming the Beatles since 1967. But it's also clear that he does not care much about the history of the band, but is very much into showing off the Beatles' music and lives. It's refreshing to see someone show love and appreciation for the Beatles without getting into the details of the controversy surrounding them. Some of the interviews are too preachy and some of the interviews are too educational. But it's worth the time, and it's certainly worth the money to buy the DVD.
Janet Perez
Thursday, 02 Jul 2020 04:22

This is an excellent documentary by Ron Silver, and this documentary is in my personal Top 10 of all time documentaries, not just documentaries. It covers a wide variety of topics and the subject of documentary making, the value of documentaries, the culture of documentary making, and the problems with the documentary industry. The interviews are well thought out and provide insight to a variety of topics. The pacing is fast and the tempo is excellent. The film is very well edited and it flows very smoothly. The interviews are well selected and provide the information needed. It does a great job of showing the challenges of documentary making and how it differs from the usual. It is nice to see how things are different when working with television. It also covers the challenges of a documentary being made in front of a live audience. The short interviews are very insightful and provide the information needed. They are often the highlight of the film and show what the documentary is about and why it is important. It also covers the differences between documentaries and feature films. It is very important to know this when working with these subjects. This documentary is not for everyone. It is quite a bit longer than usual and there are many different topics covered. There are interviews with directors and producers and other industry experts. This documentary is not for those that enjoy film criticism. It is for those that enjoy the art of documentary making. This is an excellent film. It covers a wide variety of topics, it has interviews with experts, and it has a fast pace. This is a very good documentary and it is very well edited. It is an excellent documentary and it is a must see for anyone who is a film enthusiast. This is an excellent documentary that is well worth the time to watch.
Lisa Patel
Wednesday, 10 Jun 2020 20:33

It's hard to watch the Rock playing at concerts, and sometimes it's almost like he is performing to himself. Like the Rolling Stones, he has been on his own since he was 15, which is something that we often forget. There is a lot of knowledge about his childhood and his upbringing. But as I watched it, I couldn't help but remember, that I've never even seen him play on stage, like he is so known for. The interviews are good, but sometimes they feel like it's just a cover of music he is familiar with, rather than his own personality. Also, I think, it could be a little bit more interesting than it is, if the Rock could explain his famous punch line. I really enjoyed it, but it could be a little bit more interesting.
Hannah Oliver
Thursday, 04 Jun 2020 13:49

Wow, what an amazing documentary about one of the greatest, if not the greatest, rock band ever to emerge from this country. The Beatles: they had to be around to produce the other Beatles movies and get their songs, songs like "It's Not Unusual", "A Hard Day's Night", "Love Me Do", "Let it Be" and "Strawberry Fields Forever" put together. And they were around for over twenty years, making a musical history of the world. How? They had to be around to make the other Beatles movies. Because of the money they had made from the Beatles' success, they were able to write and direct the others movies. Even the music was taken from the other Beatles' music, and made into movies for them to be released. I think the most interesting thing about this movie is how much people still talk about this group in the culture today. The Rolling Stones, the Stones, all the rock stars of the 60's, even the Beatles were discussed in the beginning of the movie. The truth is, they were one of the most successful and influential bands in history. In the end, this documentary only comes out to be a collection of interviews with people who had a personal connection to the band. I think it's one of the greatest documentaries about the Beatles ever made, and the most important and complete one. I think it would be a good documentary to watch with a group of friends. It could also be interesting for those who are new to the Beatles or rock and roll. It would be a great addition to any music collection.
Marie
Thursday, 04 Jun 2020 04:18

I have just finished listening to the 6 DVD set of this DVD with full audio commentary. The thing is, that I was curious to know what the reaction would be from Crosby's fans. Here's the answer. In my opinion, this DVD really contains the best material on the shows. Every song on the disc is short, but very well-timed and well placed, and there are some beautiful images that go along with the songs. I just hope that the most recent material on the set will bring the enthusiasm that is missing from the set.
Anna Jenkins
Tuesday, 02 Jun 2020 11:29

A documentary about a record producer, who created a record label and succeeded in the early 1990's. It shows how hard his life is, and how hard it is to meet everyone's expectations. He talks about how hard his job is. How he spends a lot of time worrying about his health and what's next for his career. He shows a picture of the producer's house. He talks about how it looks and it's family. We see the studio he works in, which is great, and how it feels. We see how he's very concerned about being present, and about what his family thinks of his work. He shows how he does his work, and about how he can't stand on stage because of nerves. The whole thing is very good, and shows how difficult it is to meet people's expectations.
Samuel Daniels
Wednesday, 29 Apr 2020 08:41

After the demise of rock and roll, new generations were born. Rapper Tupac Shakur was a one of these new artists. Born a black teen, he was at the top of his game when the "Pac" rolled into the scene. His music became a big deal in the scene and led to him becoming a feared street gang member and a global celebrity. This movie goes in a different direction and chronicles his rise to stardom. You can watch it for the storyline alone, but it's much more than that. I don't want to give anything away but the director, David Crosby, does a great job at telling the story. This is not an overly lyrical documentary or a documentary about his rise. He does his best to depict what he has to say and how he has to say it. His voice is pitch perfect. It's very inspiring to see how he overcame the obstacles he had to overcome. It's also very entertaining to see him in action. He's always been an engaging and entertaining performer. It's a story about a young man's triumph over the odds, but it's also a story about a boy who had to overcome the odds, despite being a son of a mother who wasn't a very good mother. When you watch this movie, you'll get to see the kind of movie that the first rap was made. It's not a musical. It's not the kind of movie that was made to entertain. It's a story about a person's struggles and triumphs. It's about growing up in a poor area and how you overcome it. The documentary doesn't dwell on his music, which is cool. It focuses more on his life and his struggle to make it as a rapper. It's also very interesting to see him act. You will see some of the best acting you will ever see in a documentary. One of the most remarkable things about this film is how it showcases the life of a young man and his struggles, but it also shows him as a person. Tupac grew up in a neighborhood that was very poor. His mother wasn't very good. Her relationship with her father wasn't very good. He ended up having a rough childhood. He was given up by his father at a young age and was kicked out of the house. He ended up being raised by his older brother. Tupac was very intelligent and a genius, but he never really experienced a life free of adversity. He ended up being a street hustler. He's an inspiration for millions. It's also cool to see him as a young man who was still a teenager when he started making music. His voice is pitch perfect and it's incredible how well he sings. He's so good at singing
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