David Crosby would have been proud of the mass musical assembly in Santa Barbara on August 20th to Celebrate his life at the “Stand And Be Counted” tribute concert. Many onstage and in the sold-out audience wondered (some out loud) whether Crosby was looking down, playing a mischievous joke. He may have sent the first tropical storm to the area since 1939, as well as a nearby earthquake, to put his stamp on the unique one-night performance.
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Graham Nash, the venerable icon of classic rock, graced the stage once again for a two-night, sold-out spectacle at the Lobero Theatre on the 15th and 16th of July. The extraordinary performance was a significant part of the theatre s 150th-anniversary festivities, adding an air of timeless charm to the historical milestone. The last time Nash s resonant melodies filled the theatre was in 2018, a memory that added a nostalgic touch to his return.
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James Raymond, the son of David Crosby who was also part of his father's final band, has opened up about dealing with Crosby's death in an interview with Rolling Stone.