a Tribute to the Late David Crosby

Not only was Mr. Crosby an iconic symbol of 60s and 70s rock, he was our neighbor too. Other neighbors say he was a kind humanitarian.  And so, here is a tribute to this great singer, songwriter and musician and the lingering legacy he leaves.

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