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6 de dic. de 2016 · But nobody’s hands were totally clean. So if there’s an answer at all as to what killed Buffalo Springfield, the answer has got to be the ’60s. They were a time and place. Young had left ...
Sciolti i Buffalo Springfield, Young, dal 1969 a oggi, ha pubblicato 32 album solisti che lo hanno fatto da una parte uno dei più grandi folk-singer e cantautori di sempre, dall'altra uno dei più influenti e sensibili cantanti e chitarristi rock (la sua chitarra distorta ha posto le premesse, con quella di Reed, per il successivo "noise": dall'80 a oggi l'espediente più in voga della musica ...
26 de feb. de 2013 · From: 'Buffalo Springfield' (1966) When it comes to Buffalo Springfield, if there is one song that is familiar to everyone, it's this one! 'For What It's Worth' exemplifies the us-vs.-them, take ...
20 de dic. de 2021 · Neil Young said both Buffalo Springfield and Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young “started drifting away” from the values he believed in December 2021. Skip to main content Skip to site footer.
Neil Young zog es vor, von nun an alleine Karriere zu machen. 1997 wurde Buffalo Springfield inklusive Neil Young in die Rock & Roll Hall of Fame aufgenommen. Auf seinem Album Silver & Gold (2000) veröffentlichte Young den Song Buffalo Springfield Again, in dem er sich sehr positiv an die Zeit mit der Band zurück erinnert.
19 de abr. de 2024 · Out Of My Mind. Let’s go back to the beginning and their first album released in 1966, the self-titled Buffalo Springfield. The album only reached #80 on the American album chart, which is surprising because it contained many of the best Buffalo Springfield songs. “Out Of My Mind” was written by Neil Young.
Songfacts®: In "I Am A Child," Neil Young sings from the perspective of a child addressing an unnamed man. The vocals and backing music border on idyllic, but as with so much of Young's music there's a melancholic, dark undercurrent beneath it all. That subtle darkness is punctuated by the repeated question Young asks the unnamed man.
