For What It's Worth - Tab Benoit & LeRoux - MP3 instrumental karaoke

"For What It's Worth" by Tab Benoit is a famous rendition of the classic country/western song originally written by Stephen Stills and made famous by Buffalo Springfield. Tab Benoit's version, featured on his 2006 album Power of the Pontchartrain, features a bluesy twist and includes contributions from Louisiana's LeRoux, their second collaboration after the Grammy-nominated Brother to the Blues. It features musicians like Jim Odom on guitar and Leon Medica on bass. The track was produced by Tab Benoit himself alongside collaborator David Z. Tab Benoit's take on "For What It's Worth" merges classic blues elements with his signature bayou blues guitar style and soulful vocal delivery. Released during a period in Tab Benoit's life when he was very actively involved in environmental activism, his take on "For What It's Worth" carries the song's original protest spirit and tradition, bringing it from the social unrest of the 1960s and placing it against the backdrop of the battles of modern day.