Buffalo Springfield

Buffalo Springfield Again

First released1967

Buffalo Springfield Again, released in 1967, was recorded primarily at Hollywood's Sunset Sound Recorders and other Los Angeles studios during a period of significant creative tension within the band. The album was produced by the band members themselves along with engineer/producer Charles Greene and Brian Stone, who had recently become the group's managers. The recording sessions reflected the band's increasingly sophisticated approach to studio production, incorporating more elaborate arrangements and overdubbing techniques compared to their debut, with songs like "Broken Arrow" and "A Child's Claim to Fame" showcasing expanded instrumentation. The album was marked by internal conflicts, as members pursued divergent musical directions, which ultimately contributed to the band's dissolution shortly after its release. Despite production challenges, the album demonstrated the band's growing technical ambition and remains a notable example of late-1960s rock studio experimentation.