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A founding member of L.A. band Three Dog Night

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February 04, 2026

Chuck Negron, one of three lead singers in the original lineup of the hitmaking Los Angeles band Three Dog Night, died Monday at his home in Studio City. He was 83.

- MIKAEL WOOD POP MUSIC CRITIC

A founding member of L.A. band Three Dog Night

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IN HARMONY Chuck Negron in 1972 with soft rock band Three Dog Night.

His death was announced by a representative, Zach Farnum, who didn't specify a cause but said that Negron died peacefully surrounded by his family. For decades, he suffered from chronic obstructive pulmonary disease.

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