When a guy is inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame twice, as a founding member of two influential bands whose influence is still felt today after decades of groundbreaking work, it's more than just luck. You could argue that he is experiencing a rebirth when he joins a new band with his 35-year-old son, tours, and records with that group. David Crosby doesn't end his previous life before starting a new one. The Second World War saw the birth of David Crosby, the second of two sons of Oscar-winning cinematographer (Floyd Crosby), marking the beginning of his life. He attended school there, grew up there, and later moved south to Los Angeles in time for the folk music renaissance that marked the start of the 1960s. He performed as a solo act and with various bands in the cheap venues characteristic of the time, such as coffee houses, cabarets, and college performances, while touring with nothing more than a guitar and an attitude. A traveling folk musician with a background in jazz and classical music, his amazing sense of harmony led to the creation of a group that incorporated folk music with British pop and electric amplification. The Byrds ushered in a new era of rock and roll while revolutionizing American popular music. Through his singing, composition, and talent for creating a seamless fabric out of the intricate strands of American music, Crosby played a key role in starting that revolution..

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