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Here's a replacement from Monterrey 1967. Thanks for the idea, Twayn. Nasty CR police. As Neil once sang, "Don't be denied." Twayn's pick: Something you want to see? Call the request line. Did you miss a video or want to watch one again from a while back? Click here for the SBG Music Archive. 15 comments to Buffalo Springfield – For What It’s Worth/Mr. Soul |
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This video, like a replacement-level 2007 season for Nick Punto, is no longer available.
Thank-you to the masked man who saved the day. As cool as that Monterey clip was, David Crosby filling in for the Loner doesn't seem like a fair trade, man. Ladies and gentleman, Neil Young.
Who is that goofball host?
I spent half the video trying to decide whether that was Crosby or not.
here's a clip of the song from the Smothers Brothers Show, 1967 (audio is out of sync) (and a better copy, video in synch)
and from Where the Action Is, 1-9-1967
Neil might've been fighting with Stills at the time of the Monterey Pop Fest and pulled a no-show. Wasn't the last time he'd bail on Stephen, either. He rather famously left the Stills-Young tour in '74 when he grew tired of his bandmate's odd behavior - no doubt fueled by the massive intake of drugs said-bandmate was ingesting. Instead of traveling on to the next night's show in Atlanta, Neil told his driver (they each had their own bus) to head back to California. Neil wired Stills a telegram that read, Funny how things that begin spontaneously sometimes end that way. Eat a peach, Neil.
I like how Tommy Smothers turns an iconic '60's protest song into a bit of a joke.
from a review of The Complete Monterey Pop Festival: The Criterion Collection
Tork, btw, was Peter Torkelson, a former Carleton student and former Stills roommate.
I knew that was Tork - the second Monkee reference here in a week, and maybe the second Monkee reference ever at the WGOM. I meant the clod from Hollywood Palace. What a putz...
They made enough money to buy Buffalo and half of Springfield.
Who writes his stuff? Top Jimmy?
Here's the IMDB episode summary
I think that's Tony Martin.
re: Tony Martin
Perhaps I was a little hard on the guy. After all, he's been married to Syd Charisse for 50 years.
When my mom was in junior high, she had intentions to marry Pete Tork.
And I wanted to marry Laurie Partridge.
sigh...
Ok, what's with the guitarist sitting in the penalty box at the front of the stage with his back to the audience???
Well, both Neil and rhythm guitarist Richie Furay were Canadians. If anything, they could've called high-sticking on Neil for those sideburns.
that is quite the outfit Neil is wearing in the second clip
needs more rhinestone
From the crowd shots from Monterrey, you'd think that the band was a militant Raffi.
(Cops and Little Kids.)