Dakoda Loc: Cle Elum, WA

David Crosby died today. He was 81. I think the "Deja Vu" album was one of their best.

Grizzly 17 Loc: South central Pa

Always enjoyed those guys. Crosby Stills Nash n Young. Our House was my favorite. RIP DAVID

Passingbye Loc: Reidsville NC

It feels like with every rock, country Blues genre of our youth has left our generation with a hole in it I can truly say, will never be filled again!

Grizzly 17 Loc: South central Pa

I feel the same way Passin. 👍

HenryG Loc: Falmouth Cape Cod Massachusetts

☝️😑🙏🙏🙏🙏may he rest in peace AMEN

Wolf Bay Loc: Al Gulf Coast

No real music today except perhaps some country. When my girls - now 39 and 36 years old - were in grade school I drove them to school each morning. I, much to their chagrin, would listen to the “Oldies” station on the radio. They heated it, but now they have made it their music. As a matter of fact, I took my wife and oldest daughter and husband to see The Rolling Stones in New Orleans just before Covid and my daughter knew the words to almost every song they did.

Like Crosby we are all logging years. I am 74 and I think I was 50 last time I noticed.

HenryG Loc: Falmouth Cape Cod Massachusetts

😎👍

W-D45 Loc: North Central WI

And Crosby was a founding member of the Byrds. All together now. . . "Hey mister tambourine man play a song for me."

Grizzly 17 Loc: South central Pa

Yep after a certain age counting isn't important. Wolf I figure when the last of the boomers. The younger generations should look n think. Maybe we should have followed their lead while they was here. Y'all keep taking the long way home n KEEP REELING IN THE YEARS BROTHERS N SISTERS 🤗🤗

J in Cleveland Loc: Cleveland, Ohio

So many great tunes!! Music never dies and is food for the soul. So he lives on in all our souls.

Tight lines
J

Dakoda Loc: Cle Elum, WA

You’re right, thankfully he left behind his legacy.

HenryG Loc: Falmouth Cape Cod Massachusetts

Check out the cds he put out with his son that he didn't know he had (good storythere also) the band was called CPR (the initials of the members) my favorite song by them is Little Blind Fish! Dave Crosby fans will love there tunes they also covered a lot of songs from the Byrds a must listen👍🙂👍

mr.sleeve Loc: Anaheim Hills

Great songs is right…RIP David, and thanks for the legacy you leave behind, and all the great memories…my favorites are Southern Cross…I guess we all have some crosses to bear, and the trip none better put into lyrics as CS&Y…and, no better words for appreciation of life than Wasted on the Way….yes, their music will make other generations look back in amazement….

HenryG Loc: Falmouth Cape Cod Massachusetts

AMEN brother😎👍

FixorFish Loc: SW Oregon

Right you are, Henry. I am fortunate enough to know the "P" of the CPR Band, Jeff Pevar. About 15-20 years ago, a close friend, playing lead guitar in a local band called the Rogue Suspects, called to invite me to come to hear the band on a particular night, saying..."we have a guy joining us for the evening, that will blow you away with his guitar playing, don't miss it".
Having known Dirk for many years, and knowing that he had acquired HIS guitar excellence from the tutelage of none other than the late great Stevie Ray Vaughn, as a youth growing up in Texas, I took him at his word when he said the guy was "extraordinary"......and then he threw in..."and he plays with DAVID CROSBY !!"
Thus that night, meeting Jeff Pevar, who would go on to fall in love with another friend, the lovely Inger, and move here to Ashland, Oregon, and connect us all with CPR and Crosby and James Raymond (Crosby's long lost son).
I do believe that Crosby and his music and musical path, have truly helped shape not only our musical tastes, but some of our collective morality of our generation. The man was quite outspoken politically (much to the chagrin of some of his earlier band mates) and most definitely made us become aware that strife can be tempered with kindness and communication.
I have always loved his tenor voice and close harmonies, have been listening to "Four-way Street" since hearing of his passing. He certainly left a mark on me, as well as millions of others.

R.I.P. David Crosby....you, as a living person, will be sorely missed, but your music legacy and moral philosophy has certainly given you life everlasting, IMHO....thanks.