For What It's Worth - Música

Frogtoon Música - Información de la canción: For What It's Worth

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"For What It's Worth Stop Hey What's That Sound " Often Referred To As Simply "For What It's Worth" Is A Song Written By American Musician Stephen Stills. It Was Performed By Buffalo Springfield Recorded On December 5 1966 And Released As A Single On Atco Records On December 23 1966. The Single Peaked At Number Seven On The US Billboard Hot 100 Chart. Subsequently The Song Has Been Covered Sampled And Referenced In Numerous Musical Performances. While The Song Has Come To Symbolize Worldwide Turbulence And Confrontational Feelings Arising From Events During The 1960s Particularly The Vietnam War Stills Reportedly Wrote The Song In Reaction To Escalating Unrest Between Law Enforcement And Young Club-Goers Related To The Closing Of Pandora's Box A Club On The Sunset Strip In West Hollywood California. The Song's Title Appears Nowhere In Its Lyrics It Is More Easily Remembered By The First Line Of Chorus "Stop Children What's That Sound? Everybody Look What's Going Down." In 2006 Stills Was Interviewed By Tom Kent On His Radio Show "Into The '70s" And Pointed Out That Many People Think "For What It's Worth" Is About The Kent State Shootings Although It Was Actually Recorded Several Years Before That Event.