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Chuck Negron, a founding member of Three Dog Night, dies at 83, marking a pivotal moment in classic rock history.
Negron died at his Studio City home, with family nearby, after a long publicized battle with heart failure and COPD.
In later years Negron faced COPD and heart failure that limited touring and challenged his career prospects if not managed.

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Chuck Negron, co-founder of Three Dog Night, has died at 83 in Los Angeles.
Negron died at his Los Angeles home surrounded by family after decades with COPD and heart failure.
Three Dog Night formed in 1967 and saw hits like 'Joy To The World' and 'One'.
The band’s hits include 'Joy To The World' and 'One (Is the Loneliest Number)'.
Negron sought rehab in 1991 amid past addiction issues.
The group disbanded in 1976, briefly reunited in 1985, with later struggles within the lineup.
Variety published an obituary noting Negron and Hutton had been estranged for decades but met last year.
The Metro article invites readers to submit tips for celebrity stories.
The Metro article links Negron's legacy to the band's enduring hits.
Negron’s death is reported by Metro News with additional context from image captions.

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