RIP David Crosby

[Beyond you]

Rock legend David Crosby dies aged 81 https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/entertainment-arts-64341315

 

[DUVET]

He made a good age and if you watch the Laurel Canyon documentary thats a miracle in itself . RIP David

 

[greybeard]

A sad day, RIP David.

 

[audio_PHIL_e]

Not another one. Please make it stop!

 

[Twoscoops]

He's been such an important part of my listening for the past 50 years. Making new music till the end.
Thank you .

 

[rabski]

Another wonderful musician we have lost.

 

[nomore landings]

Sad news. The Byrds was my first album and later watched the movie Woodstock without realising the association with Crosby, Stills, Nash and Young. Decades later, drove around Laurel Canyon to see where they all lived. His harmonising vocals with the Hollies' Graham Nash remain a favourite from the era that still dominates my listening. A glimpse of David here:

Laurel canyon trailer

 

[Bazzer]

Sad news. The Byrds was my first album and later watched the movie Woodstock without realising the association with Crosby, Stills, Nash and Young. Decades later, drove around Laurel Canyon to see where they all lived. His harmonising vocals with the Hollies' Graham Nash remain a favourite from the era that still dominates my listening. A glimpse of David here:

Laurel canyon trailer

Yes sad news , he certainly lived life to full and will be remembered as a founder of that Californian music scene .
Didn't see them in their hey day but saw CSN 3 times and Crosby Nash twice in the last 20 years.
Laurel Canyon is a great watch .

RIP David Crosby

 

[bigrod]

I’m slowly ticking them off one by one .. I grew up with music from the 60’s and onwards .. Better get my bucket list out .. I’m feeling more and more mortal every time one of my idols passes away
It was a pleasure to hear his music

 

[Sumdumgi]

A great songwriter, musician and performer with others and as a solo artist. In the last few years his solo output has been as good as anything he’s done in the past too. I’ve been listening to his music and that unique voice for most of my life. RIP David.

 

[Tony_J]

A great loss.

 

[JAD]

In the summer, sitting in the garden in the dark, fire pit lit, one glass of wine too many, listening to CSN or CSNY. Life doesn’t get much better. Huge Byrds fan too. Sad day but he made it to an age no one expected, least of all him and his last few years were so productive with some really great music.

 

[rabski]

He also remained one of those rare singers who never lost it.

The David Gilmour Remember That Night concert at the Albert Hall was not just helped by Crosby and Nash performing; it was taken to another level. The three of them singing 'Find the Cost of Freedom' is utterly stunning.