A copy of a 1966 Buffalo Springfield CD titled simply Buffalo Springfield that I ordered from Amazon came in today’s mail. It features Stephan Stills and Neil Young.
The You Tube version I chose id from the Monterrey Pop Festival
A copy of a 1966 Buffalo Springfield CD titled simply Buffalo Springfield that I ordered from Amazon came in today’s mail. It features Stephan Stills and Neil Young.
The You Tube version I chose id from the Monterrey Pop Festival
01/29/2010 at 9:31 pm
Love your blog, and Buffalo Springfield is a nice choice. Thank you!
01/29/2010 at 11:33 pm
Goodness do they look so young there…
That version of the song seems a bit mellower than the version I have on “Retrospective – The Best of Buffalo Springfield”
01/30/2010 at 12:40 am
This one is taken from the documentary of the Monterrey Pop Festival
02/02/2010 at 7:12 pm
OMG, I idolized Buffalo Springfield! “For What It’s Worth” and especially “Mr. Soul” were a major part of the soundtrack of my misspent youth.
I’d never seen this footage before, and I was wondering, who the hell is that guy on guitar stage right? I’m seeing this big walrus mustache, so I know it’s not Neil Young. Then I realized this must have been one of those times when Neil quit. That’s David Crosby playing with them! Maybe that’s where the mellowness came from.
I couldn’t tell if it was Bruce Palmer on bass or not because they never showed him. He used to get deported to Canada on a regular basis, since I don’t think he was ever in the US legally.
Thanks for the clip.