In the mid-1960s, Stephen Stills formed Buffalo Springfield along with Neil Young in Los Angeles. The band would have one big hit in "For What It's Worth" (written by Stills) before he joined forces with David Crosby of The Byrds and Graham Nash of The Hollies to form Crosby, Stills & Nash later in the decade (Young would join for their second album). CS&N; would become hugely popular, and the group still tours sporadically to this day.
Stills also started his solo career in the early '70s. One of his biggest solo hits was "Love the One You're With." Stills was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame for both CS&N; and Buffalo Springfield.
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Fast Facts
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Full name
Stephen Arthur Stills
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Born
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Origin
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Years Active
1962-Present
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Fact:
Ranked 28th of the "100 Greatest Guitarist of All Time" by Rolling Stone Magazine
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Record Label
Columbia Records, Atlantic Records, Reprise Records, Vision Records, Raven Records, Titan/Pyramid Records
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1997
Rock and Roll Hall Of Fame "double inductee" for Buffalo Springfield & Crosby, Stills & Nash
