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Three Dog Night Co-founder Chuck Negron Dies at 83
- “I will always be grateful for the music we made together,” Danny Hutton says
Chuck Negron, one of the three co-founding vocalists of Three Dog Night and the voice of “Joy to the World,” has died at 83.
Negron’s stepson and musical collaborator Berry Duane Oakley confirmed the news on social media, calling it a “very, very huge loss for our family.”
“Never forget and play his music loud and pass on the wonderful music he left us,” Oakley said.
Negron had COPD and heart failure at the time of his Feb. 2 death, though no cause was given.
Between 1969 and 1975, Three Dog Night scored nearly two dozen hits including “Joy,” “One (Is the Loneliest Number),” “Mama Told Me Not to Come,” “An Old-Fashioned Love Song” and “Eli’s Coming” among others.
Danny Hutton called his long-estranged bandmate a “phenomenal singer” and wrote on social media he was thankful for their recent thaw after decades of enmity.
“I will always be grateful for the music we made together,” Hutton, the band’s last surviving member said; Cory Wells died in 2015.
After leaving Three Dog Night, Negron released a handful of solo albums and toured with his eponymous band, a “most-fun band of brothers” that for nearly two decades included keyboardist Carlos Murguia, who now plays with Chicago.
“He had a bigger-than-life personality (and) always gave his all,” Marguia said of Negron.
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Three Dog Night in 1971. From left, Danny Hutton, Chuck Negron and Cory Wells.
Blending the dreamy sounds of 1960s San Francisco and the pop sheen of 1970s Los Angeles, they were one of the entertainment world’s most bankable acts from 1969 to 1975, turning out 21 Billboard Top 40 singles, including 11 in the Top 10 / Chris Walter/WireImage, via Getty Images
Three Dog Night - "Out in the Country" (1970)
Happy birthday Danny Hutton
Brian Wilson with some of his musical partners, friends and relatives photographed at the Los Angeles Airport on October 23, 1966.
Three Dog Night: Hard Labor (1974)
Gatefold die-cut sleeve with "band-aid" embossed over the original photo, also includes a "file photo" with photos and information.
ABC Dunhill Records
Three Dog Night - Cory Wells
