Stephen Stills’ Song: For What It’s Worth

Grace Gravity Does a Version of
For What It’s Worth

There used to be a place in West Hollywood called Pandora’s Box, a great hangout for all ages. A refuge for free-thinkers. The closing of the club and the riots that occurred inspired Stephen Stills to write the song for What It’s Worth. The song rings true now for all of us as we sort through the machinations that our culture has created. Fight back against the machine, stay in love, stay real.

I hope we can create a new place like this in Los Angeles. A place where people can communicate, share ideas, hear great music and feel free. It’s coming . . . I can feel it.

•—More about Pandor’a Box: http://seastwood.com/pandoras.asp and http://www.songfacts.com/detail.php?id=3035

•—Lyrics are here: http://www.stlyrics.com/songs/s/stephenstills17206/forwhatitsworth567059.html

•—Video from 1967 — Buffalo Springfield/For What It’s Worth
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Stephen Stills/For What Its Worth

Some video for your early Sunday. When the morning is still right there and the potential of the day is open.

This is video from the Monterey Pop Festival 1967.
Stephen Stills’ — For What It’s Worth
Feel the vibe, feel the reality. Crosby comes in at the end. Enjoy.

Find out more about this song and check out Grace Gravity’s version  of the song —

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