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Miles Archer

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3. I still love the Stills-Young dogfights on "Four Way Street."

Reply to Paladin (Reply #2)

Wed Jan 17, 2018, 04:35 PM

Jan 2018

"Carry On" and "Southern Man"...they could certainly duke it out.

Neil's star rose higher as a solo artist, but when I listen to the Young songs from Buffalo Springfield I hear "embryonic folk rocker," while Stills' songs like "Rock & Roll Woman" seemed more fully formed.

I think he's gotten more recognition and respect in recent years, but it's been long overdue.

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Stephen Stills' "Light Up the Blues" autism benefit to feature Neil Young, Heartbreakers [View all] Miles Archer Jan 2018 OP

Stills has been deaf for a long time now jodymarie aimee Jan 2018 #1

Regardless of hearing ability, Stills remains what he always has been: a class act. (nt) Paladin Jan 2018 #2

I still love the Stills-Young dogfights on "Four Way Street." Miles Archer Jan 2018 #3

I saw Buffalo Springfield in concert about 52 years ago. Paladin Jan 2018 #4