Buffalo Springfield
"Something happening here"
Buffalo Springfield was an American rock band active from 1966 to 1968, notable for launching the careers of Stephen Stills, Neil Young, and Richie Furay.
Their song "For What It's Worth" became an anthem of 1960s counterculture.
The band's name came from a steamroller manufacturer.
- The ByrdsSixties folk-rock originators
- guitarFretted stringed instrument
- ManassasNorthern Virginia battlefield town
- folk rockTraditional melodies, amplified instruments
- protest musicSongs advocating social change
Neil Young · Vietnam War · country rock · sixties · band · electric guitar · pick · music · Americana · solo · record label · jam · harmony vocals · counterculture movement · Sunset Strip · Laurel Canyon · West Coast sound · harmony
- oldiesElvis, golden oldies, Hound Dog, oldies, Johnny B. Goode
- folk musicfolk, folk music, folk songs, folk ballads, folk ballad
- Canadian bandsThe Guess Who, Arcade Fire
Buffalo Springfieldsolo artist
Performer working independently
solo act · Bob Dylan · Joni Mitchell · one-man band · singer-songwriter
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