Well I'm old so Twilight Zone the movie,some songs are timeless and transend dimensions,I wrote this in 2221 and 2221BC,so you now have the com Mr Spock 😂
Pop has to be liked by everyone so it's written in a 4 beat tempo/time signature, I know that's not what your talking about but it's hard to incorporate that into any music. Rick Beato on UA-cam (he's a producer and produced for a lot of 80s and 90s rock bands) has a video talking about how pop music is wrote and why it's so likable and easy to remember etc... It's too easy, that's how they get ya
Its so hard to believe but..this song was written by Hoyt Axston... the Dad from Gremlins! He wrote almost every song on the Three Dog night joy to the world album.... And Elvis's Heartbreak hotel 157 recorded songs and so many hits from the 70's and 80's... Plus he acted.. Produced .. Directected not only music but Westerns for the big and Small screen...what a talent Hoyt was plus he was a comic storyteller..and when I was younger it was awesome too see him in concert where my Dad worked in Reno but I got to meet him also...what a great day that was!!
While I have no reason to doubt the veracity of the bulk of you comment, there's no way that Hoyt Axton can claim to have written this song. Leadbelly recorded a version of it in 1940 - Hoyt Axton was born in 1938...
You right leadbelly had thier original version in the and Hoyt recorded a newer version for a western he was acting in... It was his version CCR sang. Sorry I read his Bio wrong...but at least you can admit Hoyt Wrote MANY hit Songs for himself and other Bands or Singers in the 50s to the 80s...and the version he made ...that is more like the CCR rerecorded version...did make the song more famous than The Original Mississippi Delta Blues version.
@@missiebaker9975 you dug a deeper hole for yourself, just accept that it's Leadbelly's song pure and simple and Creedence and whoever else covers it owe it to the composer Huddie Ledbetter ...PERIOD !...Yes Hoyt was a great artist and song writer ,but he just covered Leadbelly's tune and if he were with us, he'd tell you that
all media is purposefully dumbed down because an intelligent population doesnt allow itself to be forced into squalor and starvation by european loyalist aristocrats.
Music used to be made to entertain. And was made naturally, with influence. People still want entertainment, music just isn't really at the forefront like it used to be.
Condolences brother hope your holding up strong for him , lord knows the big man is still watching over young with a smile listening to his favourite song with ya 💯
I love this tune annnd it reminds me of Coach Dennis always telling us how "no one is ABOVE THE LAW!!" May not reflect the songs purpose but it reminds me of Coach!! Glad I took his advice!! Really for the most part just ignored him with our whopping 40% winning seasons!! Buuut that's beside the point!!
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The Twilight Zone movie bought me here
The tall grass brought me here
Me too the twilight zona movie
how'd they know i'd love this...
The Orville brought me here
I remember this from my childhood... "You wanna see something scary?" Thank you for the memories. ~SW~
I understood that reference
First thing I thought of too. Glad I’m not the only one!!
The Twilight Zone Movie brought me here. Loved this song in the intro with Albert Brooks and Dan Aykroyd singing it.
Just watched that movie the other day 🤣 I still love it ❣️
That whole scene was REALLY scary!!! I recorded the film from TV, when I was around 14, I still love it, like the series :-)
The joy of being young in the seventies
Thanks mate I'm just a golden oldie love old school
For many years thought midnight special was a clock at midnight
Jack And Ozzies
Who am I .........btw Pleasured to Know Your Daddy McMurphys.......Invited to your table of Jesus?
Peccato che lo sfondo non faccia vedere bene le scritte
me tome una a pecho charalarame, me tome una a pecho chara lara me, jajajajajajajajajaja.
nope Big Chuck ...Leadbelly owns the copyright in his soul
Not disputing that! It may have originated in the plantations about 150 years ago, but it's still very much a Leadbelly song...
What a great band they were. Thanks for posting this
Well I'm old so Twilight Zone the movie,some songs are timeless and transend dimensions,I wrote this in 2221 and 2221BC,so you now have the com Mr Spock 😂
Star Trek The Original Series is indeed the best TV show
1:05 I just love how the swing is dropped when the drums comes in. This trick has been underused in pop music.
Pop has to be liked by everyone so it's written in a 4 beat tempo/time signature, I know that's not what your talking about but it's hard to incorporate that into any music. Rick Beato on UA-cam (he's a producer and produced for a lot of 80s and 90s rock bands) has a video talking about how pop music is wrote and why it's so likable and easy to remember etc... It's too easy, that's how they get ya
omg... perfectly said.
Its so hard to believe but..this song was written by Hoyt Axston... the Dad from Gremlins! He wrote almost every song on the Three Dog night joy to the world album.... And Elvis's Heartbreak hotel 157 recorded songs and so many hits from the 70's and 80's... Plus he acted.. Produced .. Directected not only music but Westerns for the big and Small screen...what a talent Hoyt was plus he was a comic storyteller..and when I was younger it was awesome too see him in concert where my Dad worked in Reno but I got to meet him also...what a great day that was!!
While I have no reason to doubt the veracity of the bulk of you comment, there's no way that Hoyt Axton can claim to have written this song. Leadbelly recorded a version of it in 1940 - Hoyt Axton was born in 1938...
You right leadbelly had thier original version in the and Hoyt recorded a newer version for a western he was acting in... It was his version CCR sang. Sorry I read his Bio wrong...but at least you can admit Hoyt Wrote MANY hit Songs for himself and other Bands or Singers in the 50s to the 80s...and the version he made ...that is more like the CCR rerecorded version...did make the song more famous than The Original Mississippi Delta Blues version.
I forgot to say Im sorry for misquoting that from his Bio.everyone
@@missiebaker9975 all cool... 👍
@@missiebaker9975 you dug a deeper hole for yourself, just accept that it's Leadbelly's song pure and simple and Creedence and whoever else covers it owe it to the composer Huddie Ledbetter ...PERIOD !...Yes Hoyt was a great artist and song writer ,but he just covered Leadbelly's tune and if he were with us, he'd tell you that
You wanna see something REALLY scary?
Okay, I'll bite, go on then...
I get this reference.
Best song by CCR imo.
Why the FUCK can’t music still be this good!
They don't study it anymore. They let computers do it.
all media is purposefully dumbed down because an intelligent population doesnt allow itself to be forced into squalor and starvation by european loyalist aristocrats.
Music used to be made to entertain. And was made naturally, with influence. People still want entertainment, music just isn't really at the forefront like it used to be.
No IA and not autotune..pure talent and passion 🖖
Well, tech is, so You can always come back to this
I personally know the midnight special flashlight in my eyes in my face guard saying bag and baggage you're going home boy Sweet
This was my grandpas favortie song he passed away a few months ago
Condolences brother hope your holding up strong for him , lord knows the big man is still watching over young with a smile listening to his favourite song with ya 💯
Thanks Big Chuck... this hit the spot!
YEEFUCKENHAA 🖕🖕🖕
PAREMOREMO ✊🏾✊🏾MAXIMUM PRISON 83..🤬🤬🤬
NGA MIHI..
I think that John was one of the sexist rock stars in the business the next sexist was Jimmie Hendrix
Nice song.
When music 🎶 was still great
how can there be a Clear Water Revival Midnight Special if the Orphans weren't invited?
Biker Mice from Mars bought me here and my head too,i just had to hear it again.
Got ta love it!
Irwin Battered Bettered Who BTW are We....BTW?
For walstreet from technology
BOSTON.BOSTON.BOSTON.
Thanks for posting, Big Chuck!
This song transports me to the American south. Very nice song
Jack and Ozzies Eating
Massage Fights War...bg
Thank you for this vid mate!
My pleasure, pal!
🙋♀️🇮🇹🌹🌺🍀☺️
The best CCR
Play list. Again
I always loved this song.
I’d be concerned if you didn’t
One of the greatest ones ever!
Who Am I BTW?
Not nice
USA KINKS
Brats
I love your song it's wonderful
I love this cover! Credit goes to the original artist Huddy William Ledbetter (Leadbelly)
I love this tune annnd it reminds me of Coach Dennis always telling us how "no one is ABOVE THE LAW!!" May not reflect the songs purpose but it reminds me of Coach!! Glad I took his advice!! Really for the most part just ignored him with our whopping 40% winning seasons!! Buuut that's beside the point!!
"The tall grass movie" brought me here. Good fluffing song. Love learning and listening to songs that hit u at home randomly
Ha! Brought me here as well
Black Gold!! love it remind us please, of burning oil through the night
Ya wanna see something REALLY scary 😏
It is Jackson Browne who ie the sexist rocker in the business
Masterpiece from the summer of my years.
So sweet thankyou
Yeah baby
What is a midnight special always thought it was a .38 , which i still do not understand it in this song
Your thinking of a “Saturday night special” which is a .38 🙂 I’m not positive but think he is referring to a train? I’d love to know.
❤musica❤❤de++++❣❣❣🥰👏👍
This is my song
The original Midnight special
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