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Music
Santoro, Gene | August 20, 2001 issue

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This article focuses on the musical band of the United States called "Buffalo Springfield." It was a smaller world in 1966; the few narrow byways off mainstream culture, whether jazz or the folk revival or political satire or Beat poetry, all eventually intersected. Which brings us to that fabled day when five folk-revival refugees connected. Richie Furay and Stephen Stills pulled up behind Neil Young's 1953 Pontiac hearse with Ontario plates in a traffic jam on the Sunset Strip. Furay and Stills had been part of a nine-member New York City outfit called the Au Go-Go Singers.

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BUFFALO Springfield (Performer); MUSICAL groups; MUSIC -- United States; REFUGEES; NEW York (State); UNITED States
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