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Home / Posts Tagged: The Buffalo Springfield

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What’s that sound? #PlagueSongs, no. 24

November 3, 2020Philip NelDemocracy, Donald Trump, Mixes, Music, Plague Songs, TrumpismThe Buffalo Springfield

This one’s for U.S. Election Day 2020, in which we address two key questions. Will the U.S. continue down the path of autocracy? Or will it commit to the work of rebuilding democracy? When 21-year-old Stephen Stills wrote (and his band, the Buffalo Springfield recorded) “For What It’s Worth” in 1966, America was in tumult.

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