Musician Graham Nash paid tribute to him on Facebook, saying:
Guitarist and singer Randy Bachman also paid tribute to Crosby on Facebook, sharing:
David’s cause of death has not been revealed yet and there are no plans for a memorial so far.
David Crosby was suffering from health issues in the last few years
David had to undergo a liver transplant in 1994 as he was suffering from hepatitis C.
He was later diagnosed with Type 2 diabetes, which affected his weight. During a performance in 2008, audiences spotted his weight loss, which was a result of the condition. He had to use insulin to keep his diabetes under control.
Crosby had to undergo cardiac catheterization and angiogram in February 2014. His left anterior coronary artery was discovered to be 90% blocked and two stents were used to enable blood flow to his heart muscles. He said at the time:
David was asked by the doctors to get some rest before going back on stage for his performances. He eventually had to postpone his shows that were scheduled to be held at the Great American Music Hall in San Francisco and Troubadour in Los Angeles, California.
David Crosby’s career in brief
In 1964, David Crosby became a member of The Byrds and worked on five albums with the group. He then established the folk-rock band Crosby, Stills & Nash in 1968.
The rest of the CSN members included Stephen Stills, Graham Nash, and Neil Young. Their self-titled debut album was released in 1969 and reached 6th position on the US Billboard 200. They released seven more albums until 1999 and gained recognition for their singles.
David also pursued a solo career with his first album, If I Could Only Remember My Name, released in 1971. He formed another band called CPR, which remained active from 1996 to 2004 and they released four albums until 2001.
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