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For What It's Worth: The Story of Buffalo Springfield

For What It's Worth: The Story of Buffalo Springfield

John Einarson
4/5 ( ratings)
For What It's Worth is a revealing insiders look at an influential and groundbreaking rock group whose remendous talents have gone on to achieve legendary status in the annals of rock music history. Besides chronicling Buffalo Springfield's roots and career, the book offers rare and personal glimpses into several seminal music scenes, notably the Greenwich Village folk movement, the embryonic San Francisco scene, and LA's Sunset Strip, along with a lesson in the pitfalls of the music industry. Written with founding member Richie Furay and including the insights, recollections, and reflections of band members, managers, close friends, associates, and contemporaries, the book paints a unique portrait of one of rock music's most beloved groups. Updated edition includes new epilogue.
Language
English
Pages
320
Format
Paperback
Publisher
Cooper Square Press
Release
May 17, 2004
ISBN
0815412819
ISBN 13
9780815412816

For What It's Worth: The Story of Buffalo Springfield

John Einarson
4/5 ( ratings)
For What It's Worth is a revealing insiders look at an influential and groundbreaking rock group whose remendous talents have gone on to achieve legendary status in the annals of rock music history. Besides chronicling Buffalo Springfield's roots and career, the book offers rare and personal glimpses into several seminal music scenes, notably the Greenwich Village folk movement, the embryonic San Francisco scene, and LA's Sunset Strip, along with a lesson in the pitfalls of the music industry. Written with founding member Richie Furay and including the insights, recollections, and reflections of band members, managers, close friends, associates, and contemporaries, the book paints a unique portrait of one of rock music's most beloved groups. Updated edition includes new epilogue.
Language
English
Pages
320
Format
Paperback
Publisher
Cooper Square Press
Release
May 17, 2004
ISBN
0815412819
ISBN 13
9780815412816

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