Mine too, for sure. Only I've never been a fan of Jeff Airplane (only a few songs incl. White Rabbit, of course).
Buffalo Springfield was such a creative and innovative country-rock/folk-rock band in the late sixties. Sad it was so short lived, pretty big egos in there but they did great work.
I've always had a soft spot for Kind Woman. Nice little country ballad by Richie Furay that he also performed with his next band Poco; real country rock band. Thereafter Richie played with the Souther Hillman Furay Band, that I love too. I think Susan liked it too, lol.
Then they did Go and Say Goodbye. That's a fast tempo bluegrass-ish country rock song. Stephen Stills song.
I am a Child. That's a Neil Young contribution to the band. Typically Neil Young kind of folk ballads. I'm sure Libertine likes it too.
These are the three that I like best + For What It's Worth.
The Weight is probably the most famous by the Band along with The Night They Drove Old Dixie Down. But I really prefer Up On Cripple Creek. Otherwise I also like Jemima Surrender and Whispering Pines.
I Heard it Through the Grapevine, that's a Marvin Gaye song but how John Fogerty reworked is huge. I'm sure he could have jammed that for 20' or so if he had wanted. So underrated this guy.
Buffalo Springfield was such a creative and innovative country-rock/folk-rock band in the late sixties. Sad it was so short lived, pretty big egos in there but they did great work.
I've always had a soft spot for Kind Woman. Nice little country ballad by Richie Furay that he also performed with his next band Poco; real country rock band. Thereafter Richie played with the Souther Hillman Furay Band, that I love too. I think Susan liked it too, lol.
Then they did Go and Say Goodbye. That's a fast tempo bluegrass-ish country rock song. Stephen Stills song.
I am a Child. That's a Neil Young contribution to the band. Typically Neil Young kind of folk ballads. I'm sure Libertine likes it too.
These are the three that I like best + For What It's Worth.
The Weight is probably the most famous by the Band along with The Night They Drove Old Dixie Down. But I really prefer Up On Cripple Creek. Otherwise I also like Jemima Surrender and Whispering Pines.
I Heard it Through the Grapevine, that's a Marvin Gaye song but how John Fogerty reworked is huge. I'm sure he could have jammed that for 20' or so if he had wanted. So underrated this guy.
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