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Buffalo Springfield
is the
debut album
by the
Canadian-American
folk-rock band
Released by
Atco Records
around
November 1966,
the songs on the album
were written by
the band members
Stephen Stills
and
Neil Young
and produced by
Charles Greene
and Brian Stone.
The tracks were
recorded by
July 18 to September 11, 1966,
in Gold Star Studios
and
CBS Columbia Square,
based in
Hollywood, Los Angeles.
Two singles were
originally released for
the album:
"Nowadays Clancy Can't Even Sing"
backed with
"Go and Say Goodbye"
and
"Burned"
(backed with "Everybody's Wrong").
Most subsequent pressings
of the album
from March 1967 onward
replaced the track
"Baby Don't Scold Me"
with the standalone single
"For What It's Worth",
which was ascending
the US charts
at the time.
The single
backed with
"Do I Have to Come Right Out and Say It?"
eventually peaked at number 7
on the Hot 100,
while the album reached
number 80
on the
Billboard
Top Pop Albums chart.

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