Change Partners - Stephen Stills - MP3 instrumental karaoke

Dallas, Texas-born sonic luminary Stephen Stills weaved his experiences of attending American debutante balls in the South into this 1971 pop-ready folk-rock favorite "Change Partners," conveying the culture and tradition of the dances as a metaphor for fluctuating relationships. "All of the ladies attending the ball / Are requested to gaze / In the faces found on the dance cards / Please then remember and don't get too close / To one special one / He will take your defenses and run," sings Stephen Stills on a snappy song that's backed by piano, vocal harmonies and pedal steel guitar from Grateful Dead's Jerry Garcia. Written by the Buffalo Springfield and Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young artist and recorded on his solo 1971 Stephen Stills 2 "Change Partners" was released as the debut single from the album and reached Number 43 on the Billboard Charts.