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David Crosby, the iconic singer-songwriter who died Wednesday at age 81, leaves behind a mighty musical legacy.

David Crosby's life was defined by crushing lows — from personal and professional break-ups to drug addiction and jail time. But it is the soaring musical highs that he will be remembered for, writes Mark Bannerman.

Crosby is the biological father of Etheridge’s two children, who were conceived using artificial insemination.

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The late singer-songwriter’s prolific output includes one of psychedelic rock’s greatest singles, a piano-driven dig at the Doors and a very funky Steely Dan-esque song

David Crosby knew his days were numbered at least several years before his death was reported Thursday.

David Crosby has died at 81

LOS ANGELES — David Crosby, who helped found two supergroups that broadened and deepened the reach of rock music, and who, with his outspoken political pronouncements and famously outsized appetites came to symbolize the Woodstock generation’s exuberance and excesses, has died, according to a source close to the musician.

The singer, songwriter and guitarist also co-founded ’60s folk-rockers The Byrds.