Buffalo Springfield - 09 - Do I Have To Come Right Out And Say It (by EarpJohn) video free download

Ron Slack

Back in February of 1967,the radio played both sides of this single,For what its worth/Do I have to come right out and say it.Could easily have been a double A side record.

Chance Traxler

If it was a game ,I could play it..but. The devils on the loose...Pray Pray Pray People..

Paul Maney

A funny story: I moved to Anchorage, AK, in late 1967 and found that they had been playing this song for months and calling it "For What It's Worth" since the copies of the 45 that were sent to local radio stations had the labels reversed (this was the flip side) and since "FWIW" never had that line in the lyrics, who knew? Someone pointed this out just about the time I arrived in Anchorage, but it turned out to be the #1 song of the year on radio station KENI. 

Craig McIntosh

Thank goodness for Utube. I'm getting and listening to these great songs is one of the few joys I have.

Rob Poulgrain

Discovered Neil Young in 1973 and fairly sure he was credited with this song on single.

Rob Poulgrain

In NZ this was the B side to For what its worth, 

Cottage of the Crone

I was sitting out on the porch with the pooch and the title of this song came to me, remembered they lyrics & melody but could not for the life of me remember who did it. My best ( Alzheimer's moment) guess was Jefferson Airplane. AH! Buffalo Springfield! Now I remember! Off one of my all time favorite albums. Really glad someone has uploaded it, would much rather hear it than have to resort to a boring old google search.

Joseph Fitzgerald

Buffalo Springfield -" Do I Have To Come Right Out And Say It"the self-titled debut album by folk rock band Buffalo Springfield, was released in late 1966. I haven't heard this song in awhile, I hope you enjoy it as much as I do.

Frank Williamson

Dynamite

Chris Johnson

Well? do I?

dennis newberg

you are wrong Neil wrote it and richie sang it

dennis newberg

is this a stills song?

john baran

This song charted because of extensive airplay in one American city - Buffalo, NY. 50,000-watt powerhouse WKBW was known for b-sides, such as this and "Oh, Woman, Oh Why" by Wings. It also advanced the songs "2+2=?" by Bob Seger and Del Shannon's remake of the Rolling Stones' "Under My Thumb."

King Kor

earp john who?

Angela M

I grew up on this stuff.......just keep spreading the music......music lovers of all ages "get" that the 60's music changed everything for the future. It's awesome that 50 years later we can play these classics and be inspired again and again. Cheers!

Southern Jameson West

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Betsy Browning

Oh how I love this...honored to know Stephen and Neil so well after all of these years.

Jack Wells

A lovely song that has aged rather well.

Diana Dragun

some of the best stuff out there and hardly anyone knows :)

thisboy1964

Just a great song!

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