David Crosby contributed to a song on the latest album from Brooklyn band Snarky Puppy. The LP, Family Dinner Vol. 2, features the Crosby-assisted cut "Somebody Home."
"When I was wandering around YouTube looking for music I had not heard yet, I ran into the band Snarky Puppy and loved them immediately," Croz told Rolling Stone.
"Fine players having a blast playing intelligent, beautifully written compositions that swung hard. I started tweeting about them . . . 'OK here's your Snarky Puppy song of the day' or 'Time to get Snarked again' ... and I'd rant about how good they are. Eventually word got back to them about this and I finally wound up on the phone with the composer, bandleader and bass player Michael League, who asked me if I would like to sing with them on the Family Dinner benefit record they do each year where they invite various other musicians and singers to join them. My wife Jan and I went to New Orleans and had one of the best weeks of our lives. These guys are musicians all the way though. That have devoted their whole lives to music."
Family Dinner Vol. 2 lands February 12.
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