The 1996 song David Crosby called “so good” no one can ignore
David Crosby praised Soul Asylum’s 1996 song ‘Just Like Anyone’, saying it was so strong that nobody could ignore it. The article presents the track as an example of Crosby’s broad musical taste and his willingness to champion artists beyond the folk-rock scene for which he was best known.
Released on Soul Asylum’s album *Candy from a Stranger*, the song followed the band’s major commercial success with ‘Runaway Train’. Crosby reportedly highlighted its emotional impact and songwriting quality, while the article places the praise within his long-standing reputation as an outspoken listener and musician.
- Crosby praised Soul Asylum’s ‘Just Like Anyone’.
- The song appeared on 1996 album *Candy from a Stranger*.
- The article highlights Crosby’s wide-ranging musical taste.