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Love The Buffalo Springfield {Esp Neil Young} Great Song---but I will say the Mojo Men did a good version!
Buffalo Springfield - Sit Down I Think I Love You free for downloading
- Artist: Buffalo Springfield
- Song: Sit Down I Think I Love You
- Music Genre: Pop
- Length: 02:38
- Filesize: 3.1MB
- Kbps: 160Kbps
- Date: 2020-05-04
- Who Added: Emo Girl
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Megan Burnap
It seems to me that they sound like The Everly Brothers.
Ky Christo
Beautiful song. Stephen Stills is really something. What an artist.
RogerWilco101
An old boyfriend dedicated this song to me. John Adrian Cain,you out there somewhere? Would love to see you again after all these years.
mark Cropper
I guess that many young people do not know this pivotal band. Those of us who were around in the '60s really appreciate Buffalo Springfield.
РЕГИОН 57
Excellent post, super pics, them was the days,
Katie Okano
Another one of my favorites from 1966. An early "Super Group" who helped shape the course of music.
waldo899cp
All these comparisons-Buffalo Springfield is best not compared to anyone else. There never was and has been anything like them since. Despite CSNY and all the rest, the Springfield were so unique, so original, etc. it's best to just enjoy it. Only three LPs and look what we got. I'm 58 so I bought the actual records a little later than there original release date. Nobody did what they did.
Андрей Баксов
One of my all-time favorites. I have had it on album, cassette, CD and now itunes. The guitar work up there with John Hartford's Gentle on My Mind, also in my top 5.
jerrysch
It is as good now as it was then, and has truly stood the test of time.
Tilly Divine
Some mighty impressive acoustic guitar pickin' going on here.
William Johns
"For What It's Worth" was their biggest single. Maybe if they had stayed together, they would have had greater success. I have always preferred groups that harmonize well. You can add to your list the Hollies, Beach Boys, Spanky and Our Gang, the Association, Crosby, Stills, and Nash, and the Fifth Dimension.
Sakanti Praptayoni
What a masterpiece, especially the three electric guitars at the solo.
Emilio Ortiz
This is what is missing in the present-day “musical” climate.
nataliekerkira
Yes, Steve Stills' solo album with "Love the One You're With" was a very fine album. I have not thought about it for quite a while.
Franciny Caceres
The Mojo Men's version of this is like fingers on a chalkboard
dudeface6666
Just discovered this song, love it.