Buffalo Springfield

Cream star found himself wearing pink boots in a Los Angeles county jail with three Black Panthers.

Oops. Turns out the singer-songwriter didn't know a new box was on the way until someone asked him about it.

Buffalo Springfield's three LPs will be collected in a new box set, 'What's That Sound? The Complete Album Collection.'

Despite its obvious treasures, there were some odd omissions.

It all started in a little room, with zero hoopla, and an unprecedented amount of talent.

Stephen Stills was looking for start a new band after his failed audition for the Monkees.

Richie Furay has enjoyed fronting his own band during promotional dates for his new album Hand in Hand, but he hasn't forgotten the way some of the songs on the record started.

They were always a house of cards caught in a hurricane.

Fans of Richie Furay's work with Buffalo Springfield and Poco will find a comfy fit inside his new song, whose subject matter offers a contemporary message.

Cream and Buffalo Springfield both got off to fast starts in 1966 -- and both bands fell apart two years later.