Stop children, what’s that sound?
… It’s music dwelling through the depths of the Cavern Club again!
We hope you all had a great week. Let’s ring out the weekend with another upload from our Cavern Club series.
This one has been part of our repertoire for as long as we can remember. It’s a song you can play as big, fast, loud, quiet or intimate as you want and it doesn’t really lose on impact.
The lyrics are strong and, unfortunately, continue to be relevant to this day.
Hope you like it!
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Hugs,
Mona & Lisa
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40 replies on “For What It’s Worth – New Video”
love the cover of for what it’s worth. just great. got the lyrics and chords and this cover makes me want to practice more. can’t wait to hear more of their covers.
I love you covers of the songs I grew up with. You bring back a lot of good memories. Thank you for making this old guy a little happier.
Love this. Better than the original! And so Beatle-y! You guys are stellar!
GREAT! Love the Cavern Club. Love the lead guitar. Love the Harmonies. Excellent cover. Keep it up!
WooHoo! What a great version of a great tune, thanks ladies!
Great cover! That song was a hit when I was a sophomore in high school. It was a big hit among the rebellious youths I hung out with.
I really like your rendition, nice!!
What a powerful performance ! Saying it again and again : Nobody does covers as riveting as Mona & Lisa .
Brilliant cover I enjoy all your live preforming shows. Marvelous guitar playing and the rest of the band sounds great keep on playing.
Good Luck from one of your American fans.
Fantastic! I enjoy the music you make very much. You ladies have such incredible talent! Thanks for the pleasure!!!!
Fantastic job, ladies! Super energy, great harmonies and outstanding lead guitar from Lisa.
I love the songs you girls cover, adding your version and the humanizing is awesome, plus your original songs are great love your latest video !
Excellent
I love these CDs. I grew up on these songs and I’ve loved your music choices and your harmonies since I first heard you. This series done in the Cavern Club has perfect sound quality and excellent recording quality. Definitely rates 10 out of 10! For anyone who loves the sound from that era, it’s a must for your collection. Every song is a hit.
Great cover
Apart from the wonderful harmonies, the lead guitar breaks are absolutely “ON THE MONEY”. I’d love to know which distortion pedal Lisa uses!
Wow! Yeah, that was a long way from wretched!
I was in junior high school, what’s called “middle school” nowadays, but I knew older people at school who were injured in the encounter with the LA Police that led Steven Stills to write that song. It has always had a special meaning for me.
I recorded a version of it, mashed with Donovan’s “Season of the Witch”, which has the same chord progression, and is also about paranoia. At the coda, one vocal is singing “Stop, hey, what’s that sound, everybody look what’s goin ‘ down”, which another vocal track is singing “You’ve got to pick up every stitch”, etc. Both in my voice, but layered.
Lovely work, ladies! My compliments to the lot of you!
A great cover of one of the few quintessential protest songs of the 20th century!
Great job playing this song!🎸🎤 This reminds me of when I was in a band in the 60’s. Back then I didn’t know if they chimed the strings or just played the notes so, I just played the notes which was easier and less chance of screwing up. lol Our play back of recordings weren’t as good as todays. I listened to Buffalo Springfield’s version again with studio headphones and I’m pretty sure they were chiming the notes because I heard one that wasn’t quite hit good. So, I always played it wrong, but I did use tremolo.
Mona⭐ and Lisa⭐ are the best!🎸🎤💖
Wow!!! Probably sounds better than the original. Great sound. That is probably the best (or one of the best) guitar solos Lisa has ever played. I was blown away. I hope If you ever play live again that you can get your drummer & bass player back. A fantastic foursome you make. Thanks for the video.
Bobby S.
The best , was in high school at the time and just figuring it all out
Great cover of a famous song that will be played forever !
Loved this song since the first time I heard it in 1969!
Written by Stephen Stills. Was adopted as a war protest song. But, was really about kids protesting a curfew in LA.
Yup. I mentioned upthread that I knew people who were injured that night.
Bloody fantastic, that’s what that was!
Great modern version of an old song
The Mona Lisa Twins Rock ! Your Band is spot on, great job.
Great singers drummer bass player ace
You’re right. A tight band and they put it out there.
Absolutely brilliant playing. Those guitar strings are on fire!!! Truly rock and roll at it’s finest when you are on stage!
Why am I tearing up? Awesome remake of a classic.
Great – and live…😎
great song wish i could see you live great guitar playing too
Great song. Great cover.
You both have a good feel for the music of the sixties.
Another great cover by two very talented ladies. Love listening to them plus they’re pretty easy to look at vboth cuties
I think I saw sparks flying from Lisa’s guitar!!🤓 Rock and Roll!! Would love to see them live in the USA!
Me too! In the meantime, let’s all petition to get them on Jimmy Fallon or Jimmy Kimmel, with Paul McCartney and/or Ringo Starr as regular guests, and the Twins as musical guests! I’d love to hear what these two former Beatles have to say about Why?, and especially Make Show!
Yes, please. That would be brilliant.
Yes! Yes! Please!
I Love You all.
I think it would be more appropriate for them to appear on Stephen Colbert’s show, given that it’s filmed in the Ed Sullivan theater.