Both Neil Young and Stephen Stills left Buffalo Springfield to gain international stardom. For Young, it was his solo rock work that propelled him into iconic status as "The Godfather of Grunge," while Stills gained massive popularity with his rock-folk act Crosby, Stills, and Nash. This 2000 reunion concert lacks the presence of Young and Stills, but features Springfield founding members Bruce Palmer and Dewey Martin leading a group of talented musicians. Playing the classic rock tunes of the band, including their huge hit "For What It's Worth," the glory of Buffalo Springfield is recaptured, proving that it's the music, and not the stars, which makes a band's legacy last.

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 Buffalo Springfield: 1960s California pop, classic rock group