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	Bruce Palmer - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Bruce Palmer (September 9, 1946 – October 1, 2004) was a Canadian musician most famous for playing bass guitar in the influential folk-rock band Buffalo Springfield.
		Palmer was easily seduced by the ethos of the prevailing drug culture and was arrested on numerous occasions for drug possession.
		Palmer was inducted with his bandmates into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 1996.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Bruce_Palmer (1032 words)

	Bruce Palmer - Biography - AOL Music
		The enigmatic Bruce Palmer is known mostly as the original bassist in Buffalo Springfield, one of the greatest rock groups of the 1960s.
		Although Palmer did not sing or write any material during his time in the band, he was a vital member, both on-stage and (at least in the beginning) in the studio, for providing much of the "rock" muscle in the band's folk-rock with his powerful, creative basslines.
		Young and Palmer had no address for Stills, and after several days of searching for him in L.A. they were on the verge of giving up, and decided to head north to San Francisco.
	music.aol.com /artist/bruce-palmer/19754/biography (867 words)

	Commentary Magazine - The 25-Year War: America's Military Role in Vietnam, by Bruce Palmer, Jr. (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		...Palmer demonstrates, for example, how the chain of command during the Vietnam war was an awkward, irrational, and all but unworkable system, which hindered the effective direction and coordination of military operations...
		...Bruce Palmer, a retired Army general, writes about the Vietnam war from a unique combination of vantage points, yet he produces a view of the war and the lessons to be learned from it that in many respects is shared widely by senior officers of the current generation...
		...Palmer notes that some members of the Joint Chiefs saw the writing on the wall from the very beginning, but were silenced by a knee-jerk "cando-ism" and by their chairman's conviction that the Joint Chiefs had to speak to the White House with a single voice...
	www.commentarymagazine.com /Summaries/V79I3P79-1.htm (2394 words)

	Bruce Palmer
		WASHINGTON, Oct. 17--Bruce Palmer Jr., deputy commanding general of American troops in South Vietnam, later Army vice chief of staff and then the author of a book analyzing the military failure of the United States in Southeast Asia, died on Oct. 10 at a hospital in Alexandria, Va. He was 87.
		The sixth-ranking graduate was Bruce Palmer Jr., a short and slightly built man known for his aggressive polo playing and devotion to physical conditioning.
		General Palmer rejected the notion, widely held in and out of the military, that the Joint Chiefs of Staff had a strategy for winning the war but were hobbled by political interference.
	www.mishalov.com /Palmer.html (745 words)

	Bruce Palmer
		Bruce Palmer was born in 1946, in Nova Scotia, Canada, and was most well known as the bassist for the Buffalo Springfield.
		Bruce Palmer was with Neil Young for the legendary meeting on Sunset Boulevard in Los Angeles with Stephen Stills and Richie Furay.
		Palmer briefly formed the band Buffalo Springfield revisited but there was little output from the brief reunion band that was without Young and Stills.
	www.thrasherswheat.org /friends/palmer.htm (669 words)

	Bruce Palmer, Jr., General, United States Army
		Bruce Palmer Jr., 87, a top Army commander in Vietnam and a former Army vice chief of staff who later wrote a well-received book on the Vietnam War, died October 10, 2000 at Inova Mount Vernon Hospital, Virginia, after a stroke.
		General Palmer was the Army's acting chief of staff in 1972 and retired in 1974 as commander in chief of the Army Readiness Command at MacDill Air Force Base in Florida.
		Bruce Palmer, Jr., was born in Austin, Texas, on 13 April 1913.
	www.arlingtoncemetery.net /bpalmerjr.htm (883 words)

	Blog of Death: Bruce Palmer
		Bruce Palmer, the original bass guitarist of Buffalo Springfield, died on Oct. 1 of a heart attack.
		Bruce's growing fondness for alcohol and psychedelic drugs would often prove to be his undoing.
		What money Bruce had made from the road tour would have to be spent on an airline flight back to Canada and the chance to square up his legal status in the U.S. once more, so he could return to LA and continue his efforts to keep the group alive.
	www.blogofdeath.com /archives/001199.html (3056 words)

	Bruce Palmer \| The San Diego Union-Tribune
		NEW YORK – Buffalo Springfield bassist Bruce Palmer died Oct. 4 of a heart attack in Bellville, Ontario.
		Palmer left Buffalo Springfield in January 1968, replaced by Jim Messina, but the band was finished shortly thereafter.
		Palmer reteamed with Young to play on the album "Trans," and paired with Martin a few years later to form Buffalo Springfield Revisited.
	www.signonsandiego.com /uniontrib/20041018/news_1m18palmer.html (191 words)

	Guardian Unlimited \| Obituaries \| Bruce Palmer
		Palmer, who has died of a heart attack aged 58, was a skinny, gangling figure, with long hair and eyes permanently hidden behind psychedelic sunglasses.
		Palmer was born in Liverpool, Nova Scotia, and later moved to Toronto.
		Then Palmer spotted a certain Ricky James Matthews III, later to achieve fame as funk-specialist Rick James (obituary, August 4 2004), and was so impressed that he arranged to swap places with Ricky's bass player Nick St Nicholas, later of Steppenwolf.
	www.guardian.co.uk /obituaries/story/0,,1328685,00.html (716 words)

	Metroactive Music \| Bruce Palmer
		Palmer, who died Oct. 1 of a heart attack at 58, was a Nova Scotia native who hooked up with Neil Young in Toronto in 1966 in the band the Mynah Birds (which also included one Ricky James Martin III, later known as funk superstar Rick James).
		Although Palmer neither sang nor wrote any of the Springfield material, his surging bass lines were a key element in the band's pioneering sound.
		Onstage, Palmer was an enigmatic figure, perpetually wearing dark glasses with hair hanging down around his face as he stood, back to the audience, churning out his distinctive lines.
	www.metroactive.com /papers/sonoma/10.27.04/palmer-0444.html (767 words)

	Glide Magazine News - Buffalo Springfield Bassist Bruce Palmer Dies
		Palmer went on to record one solo album, 1971's The Cycle Is Complete, recruiting his old bandmate Rick James to contribute percussion and vocals.
		Palmer told Rolling Stone in 2002 that the reunited Springfield sounded "terrific," but plans for a reunion were scuttled when Young didn't show up for the next scheduled rehearsal a few months later.
		An enigmatic stage presence, Palmer frequently performed with his back to the audience and was often photographed with his hair covering his face.
	www.glidemagazine.com /news1398.html (518 words)

	legal advisors - Curtis, Mallet-Prevost, Colt & Mosle LLP - international law, London Attorneys
		Palmer has been with the Firm since 1988 and has an extensive international corporate and litigation practice providing advice to U.S. and European multinationals.
		Palmer was based in Washington (1980), Riyadh (1981-85), Paris (1986) and London (1987) as a partner in Jones Day Reavis and Pogue.
		Palmer is admitted to the Bars of the State of Illinois and the District of Columbia.
	www.cm-p.com /attorneys_partners_palmer.htm (157 words)

	Neil Young News: Bruce Palmer: 1946 - 2004
		John Einarson is reporting that Bruce Palmer has died of a heart attack at age 58.
		"Born in 1946, in Liverpool, Nova Scotia, Canada, the enigmatic Bruce Palmer is known mostly as the original bassist in Buffalo Springfield, one of the greatest rock groups of the 1960s.
		Although Bruce Palmer did not sing or write any material during his time in the band, he was a vital member, both on-stage and (at least in the beginning) in the studio, for providing much of the "rock" muscle in the band's folk-rock with his powerful, creative basslines.
	www.thrasherswheat.org /2004/10/bruce-palmer-1946-2004.html (234 words)

	Bruce Palmer "The Cycle Is Complete" Liner Notes
		At the end of the 1960s, the rock landscape was changing so radically, in manners so counter to the way things had been done just a few years previously, that many albums found their way to major label release that could have never been given the green light in any other era.
		Although Palmer didn't sing or write any of the group's material, his smoking, innovative bass lines were vital to the band's power, and his back-to-the-audience stage posture added some enigmatic mystery to the act's image.
		Palmer's stint in the Springfield, however, was stormy, as was the group's entire career.
	www.richieunterberger.com /palmer.html (1012 words)

	Shindig! February 2005 Reviews - Part 4 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Bruce Palmer, who died of a heart attack last October, is best known as the enigmatic bass player whose fluid and intricate bass lines propelled the seminal '60s California rock band, Buffalo Springfield.
		Palmer soon grew tired of "affecting English accents" and in January 1965 engineered a trade with the bass player in the Mynah Birds, Nick St Nicholas.
		Palmer's intricate and inventive bass lines were especially integral to the overall feel of the band's music, as the group's first manager Barry Friedman later told John Einarson in his book on Buffalo Springfield.
	www.shindig-magazine.com /reviews-feb2005-4.html (1285 words)

	westcoastmusic: Bruce Palmer (from The Buffalo Springfield) dies, Bruce Palmer passed away (from the Buffalo ...
		Bruce Palmer (legendary member and bass player of The Buffalo Springfield) has passed away from a heart attack in late september, according to several messages posted on the Poconut.com forum (the official website dedicated to the band Poco) :
		Although Buce Palmer did not sing or write any material during his time in the band, he was a vital member, both on-stage and (at least in the beginning) in the studio, for providing much of the "rock" muscle in the band's folk-rock with his powerful, creative basslines.
		Neil Young and Bruce Palmer had no address for Stills, and after several days of searching for him in L.A. they were on the verge of giving up, and decided to head north to San Francisco.
	noted.blogs.com /westcoastmusic/2004/10/bruce_palmer_fr.html (6034 words)

	Faculty & Research in the Risk Management and Insurance Department - Georgia State University (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Bruce A. Palmer retired as professor and chairman of Georgia State University's Department of Risk Management and Insurance in August of 2000, after nearly 30 years of service.
		Palmer's research interests are considerable and varied with a primary focus on retirement planning, life insurance, and employee benefits.
		Palmer continues to be Project Director and Principal Investigator of Georgia State's RETIRE Project-an ongoing project that focuses on retirement income needs.
	www.rmi.gsu.edu /rmi/faculty/bpalmer.htm (469 words)

	Response: The Seattle Pacific University Magazine
		Bruce, who worked at the First Free Methodist Church day care center while an SPU student, had brought a bevy of tots to play on campus.
		One is married and expecting the Palmers’ first grandchild; one is in the military reserves; and two are in college, including Riley Palmer, the third Palmer generation to attend SPU.
		Their house has eight bedrooms (“Bunk beds are a wonderful invention,” says Bruce), four bathrooms (“We have a master bathroom, but it’s not sacred,” he adds, laughing) and a “baking center.” An 84-gallon hot-water tank feeds the bathrooms, kitchen and two washing machines.
	www.spu.edu /depts/uc/Response/spring2k3/rockbottom.html (1026 words)

	Biography : Editorial Board : About Us : Micromedex
		Robert Bruce Palmer, Ph.D. Robert Bruce Palmer, Ph.D., past co-chair of the American Association for Clinical Chemistry, is associate professor of Clinical Toxicology and Pharmaceutical Sciences at the University of Wyoming in Laramie.
		Palmer is clinical assistant professor of medicine at the University of Colorado, Department of Surgery, School of Medicine in Denver.
		Palmer is well published and has presented for the Society of Forensic Toxicologists as well as the American College of Emergency Physicians.
	www.micromedex.com /about_us/editorial/boards/bio.html?member_id=33 (219 words)

	Palmer Builders - About Us
		Palmer Builders started business in 1981, by Bruce & Vickie Palmer, and we have been serving the Saginaw, Bay City, Midland, and surrounding areas for 25 years.
		In our goal to provide a quality product, we have adopted the philosophy that we are in business because of you, our customer, and without you, we would not be here today.
		Palmer Builders acknowledges the copyrights by the owners of their respective company logos
	palmerbuilders.com /aboutus.htm (312 words)

	Bruce Palmer of Buffalo Springfield: 1946 - 2004 @ Blogcritics.org
		Bruce Palmer of Buffalo Springfield: 1946 - 2004 @ Blogcritics.org
		Bruce Palmer of Buffalo Springfield: 1946 - 2004
		Bruce Palmer, bassist for the Buffalo Springfield, has died of a heart attack at age 58.
	blogcritics.org /archives/2004/10/08/124713.php (1448 words)

	United Properties News Release Bruce Palmer Named CMAA Fellow
		Nationwide, Palmer is one of only five professional construction managers to receive the designation –– which is one of CMAA’s highest honors –– given to industry leaders who have made significant contributions to their organizations, the industry and their professions.
		Palmer and the other new Fellows were inducted into the College of Fellows at CMAA’s industry recognition dinner on September 14 in San Antonio, Texas.
		Palmer is a veteran of the CMAA board and has served as chair of the Professional Development Committee for the organization.
	www.uproperties.com /Screens/News/2004/20041117PalmerCMAA.aspx (389 words)

	Buffalo Springfield's Bruce Palmer dies
		Palmer, whose unique bass playing became linked with the identity of the group, died of a heart attack on Oct. 1, said music publicist Liese Rugo.
		Palmer and Young left for California and joined with Stills and Furay as the four ran into each other in a traffic jam on Sunset Boulevard.
		Palmer is survived by his wife, Jill Vanderveen Palmer; and three daughters.
	www.freenewmexican.com /news/5525.html (454 words)

	Bruce Palmer, 58; played guitar for Buffalo Springfield - The Boston Globe (via CobWeb/3.1 planetlab2.tamu.edu) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Bruce Palmer, 58; played guitar for Buffalo Springfield - The Boston Globe (via CobWeb/3.1 planetlab2.tamu.edu)
		Bassist Bruce Palmer suffered a heart attack at the age of 58.
		Palmer was facing marijuana and immigration charges and was dropped from the band.
	www.boston.com.cob-web.org:8888 /news/globe/obituaries/articles/2004/10/17/bruce_palmer_58_played_guitar_for_buffalo_springfield (167 words)

	Bruce Palmer - The Cycle Is Complete - Review - Uncut.co.uk
		When Bruce Palmer was finally dumped by the Springfield in 1968, he began an epic musical exile punctuated by rare, traumatic reunions with Neil Young.
		The Cycle Is Complete consists of four lengthy, cloudy jams, with flutes, violins, congas and haphazard vocals (courtesy of Rick James) in orbit round Palmer's meandering bass and guitar lines.
		Absolute flakiness is countered by Kaleidoscope pianist and arranger Jeff Kaplan, who introduces a semblance of organisation to what would otherwise be a roomful of hippies going diverse ways in pursuit of transcendence.
	www.uncut.net /music/bruce_palmer/reviews/6526 (245 words)

	Bruce Palmer - AOL Music
		westcoastmusic: Bruce Palmer (from The Buffalo Springfield) dies...
		One of the strangest of those is Bruce Palmer's The Cycle Is Complete, the sole solo album by Buffalo Springfield's...
		Download, listen and watch Bruce Palmer music, mp3's, song lyrics, music videos, Internet radio, live performances, concerts, and more on AOL Music.
	music.aol.com /artist/bruce-palmer/19754/main (146 words)

	DRM: Attorneys - Bruce C. Palmer
		Bruce Palmer practices primarily in Vermont, Rhode Island, Massachusetts and New Hampshire and focuses in the following areas of litigation:
		Bruce concentrates on insurance claims litigation, particularly environmental pollution and property damage claims.
		Bruce also prosecutes and defends CERCLA cost recovery and contribution actions, and he has broad experience in a wide variety of commercial and construction contractor disputes.
	www.drm.com /attorneys/directors/bcp.asp (136 words)

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