The 100 Greatest Neil Young Songs
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From tender ballads to raging grunge, the songwriter's nearly 60-year career has produced some of rock’s most enduring music
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Flashback: The Muppets Turn ‘For What It’s Worth’ Into an Anti-Hunting Song
Posted in: Music NewsBuffalo Springfield classic got a revamp courtesy of puppets from Emmet Otter's Jug-Band Christmas
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Drummer Joe Vitale on His 50-Year Saga With CSNY, Joe Walsh, the Eagles, and John Lennon
Posted in: Music FeaturesThe co-writer of "Rocky Mountain Way" and "Pretty Maids All In a Row" looks back on an epic career in which he's also played with Buffalo Springfield and backed Meryl Steep
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Flashback: Stephen Stills Teams Up With Public Enemy for ‘He Got Game’
Posted in: Music NewsBilly Porter's new rendition of 'For What It's Worth" from the DNC isn't the first time Stills has revisited his Buffalo Springfield classic
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Listen to Billy Porter’s Timely Remake of ‘For What It’s Worth’
Posted in: Music FeaturesSinger and theater star recasts a decades-old protest classic to motivate potential voters: "It reminds me of our news cycle"
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Peter Tork: A Lost Tell-All Interview on His Sixties Glory Years
Posted in: Music FeaturesHanging with Hendrix, the Who and the Beatles while dating Mama Cass' sister — and more remembrances of Laurel Canyon
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Stephen Stills Looks Back at Buffalo Springfield: ‘I Have No Regrets’
Posted in: Music FeaturesAhead of a new remastered collection, Stills reflects on the saga of his original band
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15 Legendary Tours That Never Were
Posted in: Music ListsThe most enticing road shows and residencies that nearly happened, from Guns N' Roses and N.W.A to Lady Gaga and Kanye West
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See Intimate Neil Young Photos From Buffalo Springfield Days to Present
Posted in: Music ListsView career-spanning images of singer-songwriter from Morrison Hotel Gallery show "Long May You Run: A Neil Young Retrospective"
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‘For What It’s Worth’: Inside Buffalo Springfield’s Classic Protest Song
Posted in: Music FeaturesHow 1966 Sunset Strip curfew riots inspired Stephen Stills' still-resonant anthem of Sixties malaise
