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Line diagram

Buffalo Springfield

1966 to 1968, a reunion in 2010 to 2012

See Folk rock on the network

The line diagram

Each member is a lane on the year axis, in the colour of the line the band was on. A filled station marks a joining, an open one a departure, a square a death. The dotted rail is a reunion. A dotted branch leads to a band that grew out of this one, or in from a band its members came from. The table below lists the same spells.

Members

MemberRoleYears
Stephen Stillsguitar, vocals1966 to 1968
Neil Youngguitar, vocals1966 to 1968
Richie Furayguitar, vocals1966 to 1968
Dewey Martindrums, vocals1966 to 1968
Bruce Palmerbass1966 to 1968
Jim Fielderbass1967 to 1967
Ken Koblunbass1967 to 1967
Doug Hastingsguitar1967 to 1967
Jim Messinabass, vocals1968 to 1968
Stephen Stillsguitar, vocals2010 to 2012
Neil Youngguitar, vocals2010 to 2012
Richie Furayguitar, vocals2010 to 2012

The line

  1. Folk rock1966 to 1968

    Two years on the Sunset Strip

    Stephen Stills and Neil Young met again in a Los Angeles traffic jam in 1966 and formed a band within days. "For What It's Worth" came out of the Sunset Strip curfew riots that November. Bruce Palmer was deported twice, Young left and returned, and after a last show on 5 May 1968 the band was over. Stills, Young and Richie Furay reunited in 2010 to 2012.

    Key album: Buffalo Springfield Again, 1967

    Source: Encyclopaedia Britannica, Buffalo Springfield (opens in a new tab)

Sources

  1. Wikipedia, Buffalo Springfield (opens in a new tab)
  2. Rock & Roll Hall of Fame, Buffalo Springfield (opens in a new tab)
  3. Encyclopaedia Britannica, Buffalo Springfield (opens in a new tab)

Cite this page

The Metro Map of Music, ‘Buffalo Springfield: line diagram’, /line-ups/buffalo-springfield.