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# **Chuck Negron, Three Dog Night Star, Dies at 83 – Cause of Death Revealed**
The world of rock and pop music lost a beloved and unmistakable voice this week as **Chuck Negron**, co-founder and lead singer of the legendary group **Three Dog Night**, died at the age of 83. Fans from across generations, from baby boomers to young music lovers discovering classic hits on streaming platforms, have reacted with shock and sadness to the news. ([variety.com][1])
Negron wasn’t just another voice in the chorus—he was the *heart and soul* behind some of the band’s most enduring hits, including “Joy to the World,” “One (Is the Loneliest Number),” “Just an Old-Fashioned Love Song,” and “The Show Must Go On.” His death marks the end of an iconic chapter in rock history. ([variety.com][1])
In this comprehensive post, we’ll explore his life, career, battles off-stage, and the cause of his death, as confirmed by those closest to him.
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## **A Rock Legend Begins: Early Life and the Making of Three Dog Night**
Charles “Chuck” Negron was born on **June 8, 1942, in Manhattan, New York**. He grew up in a working-class family, and from an early age, music ran deep in his veins. As a teenager, he sang in doo-wop groups and even performed at legendary venues like the Apollo Theater, setting the stage for his lifelong musical journey. ([Wikipédia][2])
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