BUFFALO SPRINGFIELD Last Time Around LP ATCO 1968 US orig+foc+stereo NEIL YOUNG
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BUFFALO SPRINGFIELD
STEVE STILLS, DEWEY MARTIN, NEIL YOUNG, RICHIE FURAY, JIM MESSINA
Short-lived but star-studded band of the '60s that made a massive impact
on the entire California rock sound, from country-rock to folk-rock.
"LAST TIME AROUND"
Produced by Jim Messina
1968 LP ATCO RECORDS STEREO SD 33-256
PRINTED IN U.S.A. ORIGINAL PRESSING
FOLD-OUT COVER (UNIPAK STYLE)
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LABEL: ATCO - PURPLE/WHITE/BROWN LABEL - BLACK TEXT
Catalog on cover: (front) SD33-256 (inside & spine) SD 33-256
Catalog on labels: SD 33-256 [(ST-C-681299CT) - ST-C-681300CT)]
Matrix / Runout (Side A, Stamped): ST-C-681299-1A
Other / Runout (Stamped, on Side A): CT C T
Matrix / Runout (Side B, Stamped): S T C681300-1A
Other / Runout (Stamped, on Side B): CT J T
On labels: Stereo
ATCO RECORDS
On Inside Sleeve: All the compositions in this album are published by Springalo-Cotillion, BMI
Produced by Jim Messina
© 1968 Atlantic Recording Corporation
Printed in U..S.A.
ATCO Records 1841 Broadway, New York, N.Y. 10023
On Back Cover: tracklist
tracklisting
Side 1: ON THE WAY HOME - IT'S SO HARD TO WAIT - PRETTY GIRL WHY
FOUR DAYS GONE - CAREFREE COUNTRY DAY - SPECIAL CARE
Side 2: THE HOUR OF NOT QUITE RAIN - QUESTIONS - I AM A CHILD
MERRY GO-ROUND - UNO MUNDO - KIND WOMAN
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RECORD NEAR EX but (please, read above description)
SLEEVE VG+ but (please, see pictures and read above description)
The internal dissension that was already eating away at Buffalo Springfield's dynamic on their second album
came home to roost on their third and final effort, Last Time Around. This was in some sense
a Buffalo Springfield album in name but not in spirit, as the songwriters sometimes did not
even play on cuts written by other members of the band. Neil Young's relatively slight contribution
was a particularly tough blow. He wrote only two of the songs (though he did help Richie Furay write
"It's So Hard to Wait"), both of which were outstanding: the plaintive "I Am a Child" and the bittersweet
"On the Way Home" (sung by Furay, not Young, on the record).
Furay was developing into a quality songwriter with the orchestrated "The Hour of Not Quite Rain"
and his best Springfield contribution, the beautiful ballad "Kind Woman,"
which became one of the first country-rock standards...(AllMusic)
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