David Crosby says he's still hoping for another tour with his longtime band mates in Crosby, Stills, Nash and Young. During a recent interview with the Wall Street Journal, Crosby admitted that the super group may be running out of time for one last hoorah.
"Look, I have maybe 10 more years, if I'm lucky. I have hepatitis C, diabetes and heart disease. I'm managing them. I'm going to the gym three days a week, I'm feeling strong and I can still make audiences feel great," he told the Journal.
"My dream? One more tour with Crosby, Stills and Nash and my friend Neil [Young]. From there, I'd be fine. I'd be able to sail. I'd live. And I'd be happy."
The group will release a live album from their legendary 1974 tour in August.
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