Stephen Stills

In their solo recordings, Roger McGuinn, always the central figure in the Byrds, and
Stephen Stills, the primary creative force in the Buffalo Springfield, have exposed their
limitations much more dramatically than they've exhibited their strengths. McGuinn's
primary problem is that he doesn't have much to say. After a period as leader of the
latter-day Byrds, during which the group vacillated from near-greatness to bore... More >

In which Stills recycles his "favorite set of changes/Already good for a couple of songs." His admirers might find that endearing, I know. They might even dig him copping a lick from Alice Cooper later on in the lyric. But me, I find it pathetic. (Grade: C)