Buffalo Springfield
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Buffalo Springfield: Buffalo Herding Clancy
Profile and Interview by Louise Criscione, KRLA Beat, 10 September 1966
NOWADAYS CLANCY can't even sing, but the Buffalo Springfield have made it. And that's rather amazing in itself. Not because 'Clancy' isn't a great record ...
DISCussion: singles from Gene Clark, Buffalo Springfield and more
Review by Eden, KRLA Beat, 31 December 1966
ONE OF the prettiest records to date from Cher is her newest, 'Mama'. This one is another Sonny Bono composition, and it really is a ...
Profile by uncredited writer, World Countdown News, 1967
ON July 25, 1966, the Buffalo Springfield had the distinction of being the first group ever to appear at a rock concert at the Hollywood ...
Los Angeles: The Vanishing Underground
Report by Richard Goldstein, The Village Voice, 16 February 1967
LOS ANGELES — Sunset Strip is dead. ...
Pop Eye — Ike & Tina Turner: 'River Deep, Mountain High' et al
Review by Richard Goldstein, The Village Voice, 23 February 1967
PHILLERS ...
Buffalo Springfield: Everybody Look What's Going Down...
Comment by Paul Williams, Crawdaddy!, March 1967
LET ME tell you about popsicle sticks. ...
Peter, Paul & Mary, the Byrds, Buffalo Springfield: Valley Music Centre, Los Angeles CA
Live Review by Tracy Thomas, New Musical Express, 4 March 1967
P, P & M protest ...
Profile by Jim Delehant, Hit Parader, June 1967
THE BUFFALO SPRINGFIELD was formed in California in the spring of 1966. Too poor to afford rehearsal space, they were practicing at the edge of ...
Keith Altham Planes West to Cover America's Monterey Pop Festival and Cables This Day-By-Day Report
Report by Keith Altham, New Musical Express, 24 June 1967
WE DROVE to London Airport in Animal manager Mike Jeffery's Rolls-Royce while he dictated a few last minute instructions to assistant Tony Garland — "Ring ...
New Singles including The Beatles, Pink Floyd and Buffalo Springfield
Review by Nick Jones, Melody Maker, 18 November 1967
STILL THE BEATLES OLD SOUL AND FEELING ...
Singles from the Beach Boys, the Parliaments, Wilson Pickett et al
Review by Norman Jopling, Record Mirror, 18 November 1967
AMERICA AWAKES, INCORPORATING 'ROCK-SOUL-BLUES REVIEWS' BY NORMAN JOPLING ...
Report by Nick Jones, Melody Maker, 25 November 1967
NICK JONES SORTS OUT THE NEW U.S. SOUNDS ...
Turning On: Albums by Jefferson Airplane et al
Review by uncredited writer, KRLA Beat, 30 December 1967
AFTER BATHING AT BAXTERS (RCA) Jefferson Airplane. 'Ballad of You Me and Poohneil', 'The War is Over', 'Saturday Afternoon', plus nine other tracks. ...
Neil Young Charts His Own Course
Interview by Pete Johnson, Los Angeles Times, 28 October 1968
"MAYBE SOME group will come along and be big, you know, but who cares," Neil Young says in his slow country way. "It's just happened ...
Overview by Geoffrey Cannon, The Guardian, 24 December 1968
"AN ELECTRIC caterwauling of power... burning it, flashing it, whirling it down some arc of consciousness, the sound screaming up to a climax of vibrations ...
Neil Young: On His Own In His Own Special Way
Interview by Mike Gormley, Detroit Free Press, 28 February 1969
NEIL YOUNG is into doing things his own way. ...
Report and Interview by Geoffrey Cannon, Melody Maker, 28 November 1970
A portrait of a rock giant... at work on his solo LP and at home in his English country house ...
The Neil Young Story Part One: Expecting To Fly
Retrospective by Andy Childs, ZigZag, December 1974
WITHOUT ANY doubt, one of the musical highlights of this year was the memorable concert held at Wembley Stadium a few months back. A day ...
The Neil Young Story Part 2: The Lights Turned On And The Curtain Drawn
Retrospective by Andy Childs, ZigZag, March 1975
LAST TIME we traced the stormy, erratic career of the fabulous Buffalo Springfield – up until the time Neil Young left them to be replaced ...
Interview by Dave Zimmer, BAM, 6 April 1979
LOS ANGELES – Ambitious, blunt but expressive, forceful, aggressive when the occasion requires it, capable of manic dedication and drive towards work and life goals...a ...
Audio transcript of interview by Barney Hoskyns, Rock's Backpages Audio, June 1993
This is a transcript of Barney's interview with Neil Young's manager Roberts, conducted in Santa Monica in 1993 as part of the interviewer's research for ...
Buffalo Springfield : Expecting To Fly
Retrospective and Interview by Mat Snow, MOJO, September 1994
WHEN NEIL YOUNG arrived in February 1966, Los Angeles was the pop capital of America. For a city so derided, usually by its Californian rival ...
Will Buffalo Springfield Roam Again?
Live Review by Charles Bermant, Rolling Stone, 29 April 2000
NEIL YOUNG'S NEW album, Silver and Gold, features a plaintive ballad titled 'Buffalo Springfield Again', where he expresses nostalgia for the band that first put ...
Buffalo Springfield: The Box Set
Review by Ben Edmonds, Rolling Stone, 19 July 2001
BUFFALO SPRINGFIELD are that rarest of beasts: an influential 1960s band whose recorded legacy hasn't been recycled into dust. Classic-rock radio stations don't dig much ...
Buffalo Springfield: Buffalo Springfield Boxed Set (Rhino)****
Review by Ian MacDonald, Uncut, August 2001
MASSIVELY DETAILED retrospective packed with previously unreleased material ...
Buffalo Springfield: American Buffalo
Retrospective by Gene Santoro, The Nation, 9 August 2001
UNSTABLE CHEMISTRY can cause spectacular effects – that's one way to think of Buffalo Springfield. Another is to consider the band an American musical smorgasbord ...
Shakey: Neil Young's biography by Jimmy McDonough
Book Review by Adam Sweeting, Uncut, September 2002
MOST ROCK stars realise they need to plug the new album and stir up column inches when concert tickets go on sale, but eventually it ...
Retrospective and Interview by Mark Cooper, Observer Music Monthly, 11 October 2008
Charles Manson, the Iraq war, a near fatal aneurysm: Neil Young has spent five decades fighting anything foolish enough to get in his way. On ...
R.I.P. Buffalo Springfield's Dewey Martin
Obituary by Kirk Silsbee, Goldmine, 12 March 2009
68 YEAR-OLD Dewey Martin, the steady percussive hand behind the drums in Buffalo Springfield, one of the most legendary 1960s rock bands, died Feb. 1 ...
Various Artists: Where The Action Is! – Los Angeles Nuggets 1965-1968 (Rhino)
Review by Jeff Tamarkin, MOJO, October 2009
The latest in the Nuggets franchise documents the most fertile few years in southern Californian music history, taking in curios, weirdos, hipsters, freaks and a ...
Buffalo Springfield together again on Bridge bill
Live Review by Joel Selvin, San Francisco Chronicle, 25 October 2010
FOR A GROUP from rock's Pleistocene era that managed only one real hit in the band's short life and haven't appeared together onstage in 43 ...
Henry Diltz: Caught in the Canyon
Retrospective and Interview by Sean O'Hagan, The Observer, 26 May 2013
He photographed the most enduring images of the '60s folk-rock stars who lived in L.A.'s Laurel Canyon. Now Henry Diltz stars in a documentary about ...
see also Poco
see also Souther-Hillman-Furay Band, The
see also Stephen Stills
see also Neil Young
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