BUFFALO SPRINGFIELD STAMPEDE RARE TAKES / DEMOS LP NEIL YOUNG STEPHEN STILLS
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BUFFALO SPRINGFIELD
STAMPEDE
RARE ALTERNATE TAKES AND DEMOS 1966-1967
The group were nearly set to release a record titled Stampede as their second LP, going as far as to take a cover photo. Despite rumors to the contrary, it seems as though the album was never finished, and that some of the material originally intended for it did actually appear on their later LPs. But the myth of an entire lost Springfield record inspired several private pressings of the same name, containing outtakes from their early sessions. These outtakes, mostly written by Stills, may not constitute an actual lost album, but they're by and large superb nonetheless. "Neighbor, Don't You Worry," "We'll See," "My Kind of Love," and "Baby Don't Scold Me" (the last of which briefly appeared on early pressings of the first Springfield LP) are all first-rate, charging folk-rock that would have fit in well on the group's debut album. There are also considerably different alternate takes of Young's "Do I Have to Come Right Out and Say It" and "Down to the Wire"; one version of the latter did appear on Neil's Decade collection. This studio material is usually packaged with interesting acoustic, solo Stills and Young demos from the early Springfield era, as well as live material from an early 1967 high school show.
SIDE 1:
Neighbor Don't You Worry (from a Columbia acetate)
We'll See (from an English white album)
Down To The Wire (Version One; from an English white album)
Down To The Wire (Version Two; from a Gold Star acetate)
Do I Have To Come Right Out And Say It (original version, Gold Star acetate)
Raga One (Gold Star acetate, instrumental)
Raga Two (Gold Star acetate, different instrumental)
My Kind Of Love (Gold Star acetate of the first album but was deleted)
Come On (from an English white album)
Baby Don't Scold Me (Version One; Gold Star acetate)
SIDE 2:
Baby Don't Scold Me (Version Two; final version but was delete to make room for "For What It's Worth"
Pay The Price *
Nobody's Fool */ Nowadays Clancy Can't Even Sing *
Rock And Roll Woman *
( * These last four songs were recorded live at Whittier High School in 1967)
TAKRL 1921
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This item is from my personal collection
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I grade the vinyl Near Mint Minus *
( * Incredibly clean for it's age; a few very light paper scuff marks; no scratches, no surface marks; deep gloss; this record has had minimal play)
I grade the cover Near Mint Minus **
( ** In shrink; both paper inserts are like new; no creases; tiny bit of dirt on back cover, lower left corner where shrink is pulled back a bit)
Upgraded poly lined inner sleeve
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