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Aschlafly: This band was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 1997, and several band members expressly thanked Jesus Christ in tehir acceptance speeches.

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This band was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 1997, and several band members expressly thanked Jesus Christ in tehir acceptance speeches.

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Aschlafly: Ranked #63 among the greatest songs ever by ''Rolling Stone'' magazine, its songwriter Stills observed, "It turned out to be indicative of what was about to happen."

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Ranked #63 among the greatest songs ever by ''Rolling Stone'' magazine, its songwriter Stills observed, "It turned out to be indicative of what was about to happen."

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'''Buffalo Springfield''' was a short-lived five-member rock band of the late 1960s that was influential in the style of its music. One of its songs became a classic for the [[Vietnam Era]] protests that followed, although the lyrics were written about an unrelated protest shut down in [[California]].<ref>https://www.larrycoffman.com/rock-docs-gallery/buffalo-springfields-three-surviving-members-flirted-with-idea-of-reunion</ref>
{{cquote|There’s something happening here
But what it is ain’t exactly clear}}
The band was indicted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame.
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-This band has been inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. "They took the name for their band from a steamroller that was parked outside Friedman’s house. It was manufactured by the Buffalo-Springfield Roller Co."<ref name="L"/>
+This band was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 1997, and several band members expressly thanked [[Jesus Christ]] in tehir acceptance speeches.<ref>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UsNQCaPNwoE</ref> "They took the name for their band from a steamroller that was parked outside Friedman’s house. It was manufactured by the Buffalo-Springfield Roller Co."<ref name="L"/>
 == Band members ==

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−	'''Buffalo Springfield''' was a short-lived five-member rock band of 1966-68, which was influential in the style of its music. This five-member band had three guitarists -- Stephen Stills (considered one of the greatest guitarists of ~~alltime~~), Neil Young, and Richie Furay -- plus Bruce Palmer on the bass and Dewey Martin on the drums. One of its songs is a timeless classic: ''For What It's Worth'' (1967). Written by Stephen Stills, it "reached number seven on the US singles chart and remains one of the best-known protest songs of the 1960s."<ref>https://alphahistory.com/vietnamwar/for-what-its-worth-1967/#:~:text=For%20What%20It's%20Worth%20is,event%20(rioting%20in%20California).</ref> It became a classic for the [[Vietnam War]] protests that followed, although the lyrics were written about an unrelated small protest in [[California]].<ref name="L">https://www.larrycoffman.com/rock-docs-gallery/buffalo-springfields-three-surviving-members-flirted-with-idea-of-reunion</ref>	+	'''Buffalo Springfield''' was a short-lived five-member rock band of 1966-68, which was influential in the style of its music. This five-member band had three guitarists -- Stephen Stills (considered one of the greatest guitarists of all-time), Neil Young, and Richie Furay -- plus Bruce Palmer on the bass and Dewey Martin on the drums. One of its songs is a timeless classic: ''For What It's Worth'' (1967). Written by Stephen Stills, it "reached number seven on the US singles chart and remains one of the best-known protest songs of the 1960s."<ref>https://alphahistory.com/vietnamwar/for-what-its-worth-1967/#:~:text=For%20What%20It's%20Worth%20is,event%20(rioting%20in%20California).</ref> It became a classic for the [[Vietnam War]] protests that followed, although the lyrics were written about an unrelated small protest in [[California]].<ref name="L">https://www.larrycoffman.com/rock-docs-gallery/buffalo-springfields-three-surviving-members-flirted-with-idea-of-reunion</ref>

	Ranked #63 among the greatest songs ever by ''[[Rolling Stone]]'' magazine, its songwriter Stills observed, "It turned out to be indicative of what was about to happen."<ref>https://www.rollingstone.com/music/music-lists/500-greatest-songs-of-all-time-151127/the-beatles-she-loves-you-52902/</ref> Like some (but not all) great songs, "It all came as a piece, and it took about fifteen minutes."<ref name="G"/>		Ranked #63 among the greatest songs ever by ''[[Rolling Stone]]'' magazine, its songwriter Stills observed, "It turned out to be indicative of what was about to happen."<ref>https://www.rollingstone.com/music/music-lists/500-greatest-songs-of-all-time-151127/the-beatles-she-loves-you-52902/</ref> Like some (but not all) great songs, "It all came as a piece, and it took about fifteen minutes."<ref name="G"/>

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−	'''Buffalo Springfield''' was a short-lived five-member rock band of 1966-68, which was influential in the style of its music. One of its songs is a timeless classic: ''For What It's Worth'' (1967). Written by Stephen Stills, it "reached number seven on the US singles chart and remains one of the best-known protest songs of the 1960s."<ref>https://alphahistory.com/vietnamwar/for-what-its-worth-1967/#:~:text=For%20What%20It's%20Worth%20is,event%20(rioting%20in%20California).</ref> It became a classic for the [[Vietnam War]] protests that followed, although the lyrics were written about an unrelated small protest in [[California]].<ref name="L">https://www.larrycoffman.com/rock-docs-gallery/buffalo-springfields-three-surviving-members-flirted-with-idea-of-reunion</ref>	+	'''Buffalo Springfield''' was a short-lived five-member rock band of 1966-68, which was influential in the style of its music. This five-member band had three guitarists -- Stephen Stills (considered one of the greatest guitarists of alltime), Neil Young, and Richie Furay -- plus Bruce Palmer on the bass and Dewey Martin on the drums. One of its songs is a timeless classic: ''For What It's Worth'' (1967). Written by Stephen Stills, it "reached number seven on the US singles chart and remains one of the best-known protest songs of the 1960s."<ref>https://alphahistory.com/vietnamwar/for-what-its-worth-1967/#:~:text=For%20What%20It's%20Worth%20is,event%20(rioting%20in%20California).</ref> It became a classic for the [[Vietnam War]] protests that followed, although the lyrics were written about an unrelated small protest in [[California]].<ref name="L">https://www.larrycoffman.com/rock-docs-gallery/buffalo-springfields-three-surviving-members-flirted-with-idea-of-reunion</ref>

	Ranked #63 among the greatest songs ever by ''[[Rolling Stone]]'' magazine, its songwriter Stills observed, "It turned out to be indicative of what was about to happen."<ref>https://www.rollingstone.com/music/music-lists/500-greatest-songs-of-all-time-151127/the-beatles-she-loves-you-52902/</ref> Like some (but not all) great songs, "It all came as a piece, and it took about fifteen minutes."<ref name="G"/>		Ranked #63 among the greatest songs ever by ''[[Rolling Stone]]'' magazine, its songwriter Stills observed, "It turned out to be indicative of what was about to happen."<ref>https://www.rollingstone.com/music/music-lists/500-greatest-songs-of-all-time-151127/the-beatles-she-loves-you-52902/</ref> Like some (but not all) great songs, "It all came as a piece, and it took about fifteen minutes."<ref name="G"/>

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-'''Buffalo Springfield''' was a short-lived five-member rock band of 1966-68, which was influential in the style of its music.  One of its songs is a timeless classic: ''For What It's Worth'' (1967). Written by Stephen Stills, it "reached number seven on the US singles chart and remains one of the best-known protest songs of the 1960s."<ref>https://alphahistory.com/vietnamwar/for-what-its-worth-1967/#:~:text=For%20What%20It's%20Worth%20is,event%20(rioting%20in%20California).</ref>  It became a classic for the [[Vietnam Era]] protests that followed, although the lyrics were written about an unrelated small protest in [[California]].<ref name="L">https://www.larrycoffman.com/rock-docs-gallery/buffalo-springfields-three-surviving-members-flirted-with-idea-of-reunion</ref>
+'''Buffalo Springfield''' was a short-lived five-member rock band of 1966-68, which was influential in the style of its music.  One of its songs is a timeless classic: ''For What It's Worth'' (1967). Written by Stephen Stills, it "reached number seven on the US singles chart and remains one of the best-known protest songs of the 1960s."<ref>https://alphahistory.com/vietnamwar/for-what-its-worth-1967/#:~:text=For%20What%20It's%20Worth%20is,event%20(rioting%20in%20California).</ref>  It became a classic for the [[Vietnam War]] protests that followed, although the lyrics were written about an unrelated small protest in [[California]].<ref name="L">https://www.larrycoffman.com/rock-docs-gallery/buffalo-springfields-three-surviving-members-flirted-with-idea-of-reunion</ref>
 Ranked #63 among the greatest songs ever by ''[[Rolling Stone]]'' magazine, its songwriter Stills observed, "It turned out to be indicative of what was about to happen."<ref>https://www.rollingstone.com/music/music-lists/500-greatest-songs-of-all-time-151127/the-beatles-she-loves-you-52902/</ref> Like some (but not all) great songs, "It all came as a piece, and it took about fifteen minutes."<ref name="G"/>
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 This band has been inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. "They took the name for their band from a steamroller that was parked outside Friedman’s house. It was manufactured by the Buffalo-Springfield Roller Co."<ref name="L"/>
 == References ==
 {{reflist}}
 [[category:music]]

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-'''Buffalo Springfield''' was a short-lived five-member rock band of 1966-68, which was influential in the style of its music.  One of its songs is a timeless classic: "For What It's Worth 1967." Written by Stephen Stills, it "reached number seven on the US singles chart and remains one of the best-known protest songs of the 1960s."<ref>https://alphahistory.com/vietnamwar/for-what-its-worth-1967/#:~:text=For%20What%20It's%20Worth%20is,event%20(rioting%20in%20California).</ref>  It became a classic for the [[Vietnam Era]] protests that followed, although the lyrics were written about an unrelated small protest in [[California]].<ref name="L">https://www.larrycoffman.com/rock-docs-gallery/buffalo-springfields-three-surviving-members-flirted-with-idea-of-reunion</ref>
+'''Buffalo Springfield''' was a short-lived five-member rock band of 1966-68, which was influential in the style of its music.  One of its songs is a timeless classic: ''For What It's Worth'' (1967). Written by Stephen Stills, it "reached number seven on the US singles chart and remains one of the best-known protest songs of the 1960s."<ref>https://alphahistory.com/vietnamwar/for-what-its-worth-1967/#:~:text=For%20What%20It's%20Worth%20is,event%20(rioting%20in%20California).</ref>  It became a classic for the [[Vietnam Era]] protests that followed, although the lyrics were written about an unrelated small protest in [[California]].<ref name="L">https://www.larrycoffman.com/rock-docs-gallery/buffalo-springfields-three-surviving-members-flirted-with-idea-of-reunion</ref>
-Ranked #63 among the greatest songs ever by ''[[Rolling Stone]]'' magazine, its songwriter Stills observed, "It turned out to be indicative of what was about to happen."<ref>https://www.rollingstone.com/music/music-lists/500-greatest-songs-of-all-time-151127/the-beatles-she-loves-you-52902/</ref>
+Ranked #63 among the greatest songs ever by ''[[Rolling Stone]]'' magazine, its songwriter Stills observed, "It turned out to be indicative of what was about to happen."<ref>https://www.rollingstone.com/music/music-lists/500-greatest-songs-of-all-time-151127/the-beatles-she-loves-you-52902/</ref> Like some (but not all) great songs, "It all came as a piece, and it took about fifteen minutes."<ref name="G"/>
-Multiple verses in the lyrics of "For What It's Worth 1967" are priceless, including:
+Multiple verses in the lyrics of ''For What It's Worth'' (1967) are priceless, including:<ref name="G">https://genius.com/Buffalo-springfield-for-what-its-worth-lyrics</ref>
 {{cquote|There's battle lines being drawn
 Nobody's right if everybody's wrong}}
 {{cquote|Paranoia strikes deep

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-'''Buffalo Springfield''' was a short-lived five-member rock band of the late 1960s that was influential in the style of its music.  One of its songs became a classic for the [[Vietnam Era]] protests that followed, although the lyrics were written about an unrelated protest shut down in [[California]].<ref name="L">https://www.larrycoffman.com/rock-docs-gallery/buffalo-springfields-three-surviving-members-flirted-with-idea-of-reunion</ref>
+'''Buffalo Springfield''' was a short-lived five-member rock band of 1966-68, which was influential in the style of its music.  One of its songs became a classic for the [[Vietnam Era]] protests that followed, although the lyrics were written about an unrelated protest shut down in [[California]].<ref name="L">https://www.larrycoffman.com/rock-docs-gallery/buffalo-springfields-three-surviving-members-flirted-with-idea-of-reunion</ref>
 {{cquote|There’s something happening here
 But what it is ain’t exactly clear}}