Buffalo Springfield - Again (US Folk Rock, Psychedelic Rock)

Buffalo Springfield – Buffalo Springfield Again (1967) (USA)
American folk rock band founded in 1966 in Los Angeles and formally disbanded in 1968 after releasing three studio albums. Prominent members included Neil Young, Stephen Stills and Richie Furay. Inducted into Rock And Roll Hall of Fame in 1997 (Performer).

Features of the album:
The album consists of songs that each member worked on independently, most notably Neil Young's “Expecting to Fly”, which was recorded with session musicians with arrangements by Jack Nitzsche. Also, “Rock & Roll Woman” is credited as a collaboration between Stephen Stills and David Crosby.

Evaluation and impact:
“Buffalo Springfield Again” peaked at #44 on the Billboard 200 chart and was ranked on Rolling Stone's list of the 500 Greatest Albums of All Time. It was also included in Robert Dimery's ‘1001 Albums You Must Hear Before You Die’.

This album showcases Buffalo Springfield's musical diversity and the personalities of its members, reflecting the musical currents of the late 1960s with a blend of folk rock and psychedelic rock.

Stephen Stills – Guitar, Vocal
Neil Young – Guitar, Vocal
Richie Furay – Guitar, Vocal
Bruce Palmer – Bass
Dewey Martin – Drum, Vocal

A1 Mr. Soul 00:00
A2 A Child's Claim To Fame 02:51
A3 Everydays 05:04
A4 Expecting To Fly 07:48
A5 Bluebird 11:34

B1 Hung Upside Down 16:08
B2 Sad Memory 19:39
B3 Good Time Boy 22:42
B4 Rock And Roll Woman 24:58
B5 Broken Arrow 27:46

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Some rock and prog trivia, Everydays was also on a prog album by the group Yes the album time and a word released in 1970, how cool is that. If you love it know its roots