The Laurel Canyon sound of the '60s and '70s was all about smooth harmonies and peaceful, easy feelings, but the bands making the music were notorious for their constantly shifting lineups and behind-the-scenes turmoil. Case in point: the Byrds, who announced founding member David Crosby's acrimonious firing 45 years ago.
Yes, it's true. Melissa Etheridge's biological baby daddy turns a whopping 71 on Aug. 14.
David Crosby, founding member of at least three different bands -- The Byrds, Crosby, Stills & Nash (sometimes & Young), and CPR (Crosby, Pevar & Raymond) -- and solo singer/son
Many of the musician mug shot stories we've shared so far ended up with the rock star getting off relatively scott-free, but angelic singer David Crosby spent nine months in prison after being arrested in April of 1982 for cocaine possession.
Crosby had a couple of more b
Classic rock vets (and known political activists) David Crosby and Graham Nash got in on the Occupy Wall Street, uh, fun. The '60s rockers actually participated in the movement by performing an acoustic set on an unseasonably mild Tuesday afternoon (Nov. 8), entertaining those who gathered at Liberty Plaza/Zuccotti Park in New York City. The duo elected to perform a short set after paying a visit to the park last week.
The combined catalog output of David Crosby and Graham Nash from their many years of making music both together and apart is staggering. A new live DVD. 'Crosby-Nash: In Concert' collects, for the first time, a complete Crosby/Nash concert, which features the pair backed by their longtime touring band.
Legendary singer/songwriter David Crosbyhas been sharing his songs via a varied configuration of bands for decades now. Of course he's most famous for his work with Crosby, Stills & Nash (and sometimes Young). As part of that legendary collective, Crosby helped define
Graham Nash and David Crosby revealed that they're working on a Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young live disc that gathers material from the group's 1974 reunion tour.
In a performance for the ages, David Crosby and Graham Nash joined Jimmy Fallon (dressed as Neil Young) on Wednesday night's episode of the funnyman's 'Late Night' talk show for a rendition of teen pop star Miley Cyrus' 'Party in the U.S.A.'
David Crosby and Graham Nash's concert this Sunday, May 22, at the Palace Theatre in Stamford, CT, will be broadcast live in high-definition on the HDNet TV network. In addition, Crosby-Nash will perform Wednesday, May 25, on NBC's 'Late Night With Jimmy Fallon.'
