A very rare 1967 album cover slick for Buffalo Springfield’s unreleased “Stampede” album.
”Stampede” was to be Springfield's second album, and Atco Records went as far as shooting an album cover and printing a limited number of cover slicks.
But strife among the band members, primarily Neil Young and Steven Stills, and issues with the group’s management derailed the planned album. The band eventually regrouped and finished a second album, “Buffalo Springfield Again”, but “Stampede” was abandoned.
This original slick is in fair condition, and is one of only a handful we have ever seen.
Dimensions: 15 3/8" x 13 ½” in.
A scarce and sought after Springfield and Neil Young collectible. (Note: after a marijuana bust, bass player Bruce Palmer was stuck in Canada when the album cover was shot, so road manager Dickie Davis acted as his stand-in, with a hat covering his face!)
Authentication: Gotta Have Rock and Roll Certificate of Authenticity.
