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Recorded in 1969, this superb rural rock collection has been described as ‘an extra Buffalo Springfield album’ because it includes, for mysterious reasons, six rare songs by Neil Young and Steven Stills. These were composed and demoed during Buffalo Springfield’s heyday, but not released by them. Elsewhere there are three tracks penned by leader Jerry Tawney and a classy cover of Delaney & Bonnie’s ‘God Knows I Love You’. With tasty guitar leads and harmony vocals throughout, this lost gem is a treat for all fans of West Coast rock.

Recorded in Los Angeles and traditionally produced by Dallas Smith (Nitty Gritty Dirt Band, Hourglass, Canned Heat), Yellow Hand's album can be considered as an extra Buffalo Springfield album, as it contains four Steve Stills songs (Neighbor Don't You Worry, We'll See, Come On and Hello, I've Returned) and two Neil Young tunes (Down To The Wire, Sell Out), most of these tracks being unreleased by Stills and Young. The remaining tracks are three Jerry Tawney songs and a cover of Delaney Bramlett and Mac Davis' God Knows I Love You.

“This can be considered as an extra Buffalo Springfield album” [Fuzz, Acid & Flowers]

01. Down To the Wire
02. Sell Out
03. Home
04. Neighbor Don't You Worry
05. We'll See
06. Come On
07. God Knows I Love You
08. My World Needs You
09. Hello I've Returned
10. Freedom Express