I grew up on the great music of the 60's-70's. CCR has always been one of my favorites. John Fogerty has one of the most unique & recognizable voices around. They don't have a bad song! Huge list of hits! "I Heard It Through The Grapevine", "Proud Mary", "I Put A Spell On You", "Fortunate Son", "Down On The Corner", "Green River", "The Midnight Special", "Susie Q", "Have You Ever Seen The Rain?", "Travelin' Band", "Run Through The Jungle", "Long As I Can See the Light", "Sweet Hitchhiker", "Bad Moon Rising" etc.
Agreed, but the poor sound quality of the recording didn't do them justice. They need to listen to some of (or all) of your suggestions to get a better idea as to how good they were.
God I miss the bands of the 60's and '70's......real music live.....great bands playing real instruments and singing....no crappy auto tune.......where has the great music gone
CCR is one of the greatest rock bands hands down. They're known for their bayou sound but they're actually from El Cerrito California, though John Fogarty's voice apparently didn't get the memo. They've put out some so many timeless classics. I would definitely recommend checking out their recording of Proud Mary at some point but my favorite from them has to be their version of I Put A Spell On You. Keep it up guys.
Studio version is amazing. John Fogerty (singer, lead and lyricist) is still performing live. Two or three of his kids join him and play guitar very well on stage. He has had an incredible solo career. If you're interested I suggest : "The Old Man Down The Road".👍👍
Good morning from Texas. Great song. CCR's songs always put me in mind of the Vietnam war. I dare say that every movie made about that war has at least one of their songs in it. "fortunate son" & "who'll stop the rain" are well worth listening to too.
As you dive deeper into CCR, you'll probably come across songs that you've heard in movies, especially movies with war scenes. They made a big impact in that genre.
this is how the sixties came to end and CCR was red hot - everything they did was just what we wanted. we followed them into the cusp of the seventies and they were so good. you could do yourself a favor and dedicate half your time from now till xmas just playing CCR tunes - you would see why everyone loves them.
They weren't around for long but they left a legacy and a half...very unique band. From California but their sound is Swamp Rock and they sound Southern. I suggest one of my top 5 favourite all time songs, Creedence's cover of I Heard it through the Grapevine but you must do the 11 minute version. If i hear the short version on the radio, i turn it off in disgust but the long version is absolute gold.
The late 60's were a cataclysmic time for R&R music. I was in college and there were anti-war protests on all the major college campuses, including mine. Much of the music reflected the thoughts and feelings of many college people at the time.
Arguably the greatest American band, with John Fogerty also one of the country's greatest songwriters (also singer and guitarist0. They had an amazing run from around 1968 to 1973. Produced numerous classic tracks (including "Proud Mary," later memorably covered by Ike & Tina Turner)..
While a lot of their songs revolved around life in the deep south, especially the gulf coast (their music is often colloquially called "swamp rock"), the band itself came from the San Francisco area. They put quite a few songs into the top 40, so you have a lot of songs to choose from, and you will find that they are all bangers. I would recommend "Proud Mary", "Suzy Q", and "Have You Ever Seen the Rain" as some of their best. They also did a fantastic cover of "I Heard It Through the Grapevine" that you should really hear, although I would say listen to the Marvin Gaye version first so you know what the listening public's conception of that song would have been when CCR released their cover. One last recommendation I would make is that if you find there is both a short version and a long version of a CCR song, listen to the long one. The album versions of their songs sometimes include long instrumental jams that were cut from the shortened singles versions formatted for radio play, and CCR were masters at jamming.
I think it's funny that people believe things happening 50 years ago is so far removed. All of our senior family members were alive then and the reverberating that began in the 60's is still very loud. Thanks for your great reactions. Love your channel.
John Fogarty tells a story about their time at Woodstock. They were supposed to go on in the late evening, but do to the band before them going over their time and a massive downpour they didn't start until 2 or 3 in the morning. He said as he looked out at the crowd everyone was passed out, drenched and covered in mud. He announced the band and one guy said something and passed back out.
It's a much shorter fior TV version of this song vs. The studio version but so great anyway. CCR was a phenomenal group and Fogarty's vocals were unique, bringing in that blues rock feel. Their version of Heard it Through the Grapevine and I Put a Spell on You demonstrate their love of R & B and Blues they mix with their Riock sound.
Get ready to dive into the deep rabbit hole of CCR's hits. Such a great band!! Another awesome performance that you should check out from Woodstock would be Santana's "Soul Sacrifice". It will blow your socks off!! BTW - Everyone thinks CCR is from the South but they are from California.
CCR is solid gold and John Fogerty, his voice is so gritty and beautiful at the same time. Wait until you here his most popular solo song, Centerfield.
Yes more CCR, UP AROUND THE BEND ,"Fortunate Son", "Down On The Corner", "Green River", "The Midnight Special", " "Have You Ever Seen The Rain?", "Travelin' Band", ", "Sweet Hitchhiker", "Bad Moon Rising" etc.
Easter break 1969. Blared this out of our VW bus while camped at the Colorado river. God I miss those innocent days. Four 17 year old high school girls senior year.
CCR is a well-known band whose music is in movies and was standard on the radio, even decades after their official era. "Swamp rock" is the term coined mainly for them.
If you plan to look into Woodstock please look into 'The summer of soul' which occurred the same year. Great film of it, as was the Woodstock film (but shorter)
Their song Fortunate Son is one of the many Vietnam protest songs. The lyrics talk about the rich kids that didn't have to go fight and the poor/middle class kids that did. Used in a lot of war movies about that era. Great song.
Thank you! CCR was always a favorite band of mine. We once caught my straight-laced, suit wearing Dad playing (quite loudly!) my brothers Creedence record when he thought no one was home! John Fogarty is a brilliant guitar player and songwriter as well as the owner of one of the coolest voices ever! Please treat yourselves and us to more Creedence...
If you go down the Woodstock road, next stop should be "Going Home" by Ten Years After. But, there are SO many great performances there: Sly & the Family Stone, Jimi Hendrix, etc.
They were from California but after all the great songs they made about Louisiana, the state of Louisiana adopted CCR as honorary sons. Also 'who do there' just means, 'who's there'.
John Fogerty was the brains behind CCR IMO. Recommend - Fortunate Son, Have You Ever Seen the Rain, Run Through the Jungle, Bad Moon Rising, Lookin' Out My Back Door, I Heard it Through the Grape Vine, Green River, Proud Mary, Who'll Stop the Rain, Travelin' Band, The Midnight Special, Up Around the Bend, Down on the Corner, SuzieQ
Definitely check out the album version. CCR has a ton of good songs. "Mama Told Me Not To Come" is another good one, and paints a funny picture as well.
They have such a deep catalog, they put out so much incredible music in a handful of years. So many hits and just so much good stuff. One of America's favorite bands. And some of their songs have been in tons of movies and video games and commercials but mostly movies. When he was talking at the end there he was trying to get what I think was probably the side feel monitor active so you've always got a manager stage first and it sounded kind of haphazard, but honestly in that mix, I could pick out everything perfectly but then my ears are used to that kind of thing. But what he was doing after that was introducing their very next song and he said it was going to be a short one, and it was their iconic hit, Green River, which is the title track from one of their incredible albums. Definitely check out some studio stuff now that you know what they look like. These are recordings that just got played so much on the radio and so much at parties and other peoples houses and this song right here was an incredible song to dance to and do other fun things with.
CCR has long been one of my favorite bands. In 1969 they appeared on the Ed Sullivan show where Ed introduced them as the number one band in the US and Canada. The performance that night was their song, Fortunate Son. When you hear it you'll know you've heard it before.
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Four guys, four instruments. No auto tune, no special effects or backing tracks. Now THAT is talent, y’all.
I grew up on the great music of the 60's-70's. CCR has always been one of my favorites. John Fogerty has one of the most unique & recognizable voices around. They don't have a bad song! Huge list of hits! "I Heard It Through The Grapevine", "Proud Mary", "I Put A Spell On You", "Fortunate Son", "Down On The Corner", "Green River", "The Midnight Special", "Susie Q", "Have You Ever Seen The Rain?", "Travelin' Band", "Run Through The Jungle", "Long As I Can See the Light", "Sweet Hitchhiker", "Bad Moon Rising" etc.
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Agreed, but the poor sound quality of the recording didn't do them justice. They need to listen to some of (or all) of your suggestions to get a better idea as to how good they were.
Yeah Suzue Q!!! Fuck I love that song!!! And, Stuck in ol Lodi again (is that what it's called?). And fortunate son! Omg so many awesome songs!!!
Fuck YES!!! 🤘🤘🤘
Add "Lodi" to that excellent list.
There’s no one like CCR! Listen to their version of Heard it through the Grapevine next!
Can u believe they're from San Francisco😮
Definitely do Heard it through the Grapevine
Studio version
I said the same thing, but I said they have to do the long version
Check out CCR at Albert Hall great show.
CCR had 10 hit songs in less than 4 years from 1968 to early 1972. John Fogerty, the lead singer, is a true poet the way he writes the lyrics.
Actually it is 20 hit songs in 4 years. Chronicle is the greatest hits. Check it out
God I miss the bands of the 60's and '70's......real music live.....great bands playing real instruments and singing....no crappy auto tune.......where has the great music gone
AMEN! Facts!
I remember my parents saying the same thing when they saw Elvis.
I second that question???
Amen! They played great live and who doesn't miss the little scratches from thier LP waitin' on the next song. The little " pop" sounds I mean.
CCR is one of the greatest rock bands hands down. They're known for their bayou sound but they're actually from El Cerrito California, though John Fogarty's voice apparently didn't get the memo. They've put out some so many timeless classics. I would definitely recommend checking out their recording of Proud Mary at some point but my favorite from them has to be their version of I Put A Spell On You. Keep it up guys.
Yes ... I Put A Spell On You
"John Fogarty's voice apparently didn't get the memo!" Hahahaha!!!! Winner comment!
One of the most distinctive voices in rock history.
CCR IS 1 OF THE GREATEST BANDS OF ALL-TIME AND WILL ALWAYS BE!!!
I love this group beyond words ! They have a huge rabbit hole and have no bad songs ! 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥 known for "swamp music sound"
John is one of the few rockers who could regularly deliver live vocals, just as well as studio recordings.
CCR... The most "swampy", Southern Louisiana/Mississippi band to ever come out of San Francisco. Yes, San Francisco.😂
Couldn't have said it any better myself!
and they are Calif. guys.
Welcome to the world of CCR. Massive hits and bangers. Please do more. Fortunate Son is a must
Don't forget "Have You Ever Seen The Rain". A true classic band. one for the ages.
Hoodoo is a magical, mystical, spiritual, non-defined apparition, like a ghost or a shadow, not necessarily evil.
Studio version is amazing. John Fogerty (singer, lead and lyricist) is still performing live. Two or three of his kids join him and play guitar very well on stage. He has had an incredible solo career. If you're interested I suggest : "The Old Man Down The Road".👍👍
CCR never gets old, i could live with just to bands the rest of my life CCR and Eagles,
Good morning from Texas. Great song. CCR's songs always put me in mind of the Vietnam war. I dare say that every movie made about that war has at least one of their songs in it. "fortunate son" & "who'll stop the rain" are well worth listening to too.
And 'Run through the Jungle'
Sooo many great CCR songs, we need more CCR!
As you dive deeper into CCR, you'll probably come across songs that you've heard in movies, especially movies with war scenes. They made a big impact in that genre.
Every Vietnam movie has a CCR song!!
Creedance Clearwater Revival Green River was one of the first albums I bought with money from a holiday job, well worth listening too
this is how the sixties came to end and CCR was red hot - everything they did was just what we wanted. we followed them into the cusp of the seventies and they were so good. you could do yourself a favor and dedicate half your time from now till xmas just playing CCR tunes - you would see why everyone loves them.
CCR huge catalog!!!
They weren't around for long but they left a legacy and a half...very unique band. From California but their sound is Swamp Rock and they sound Southern. I suggest one of my top 5 favourite all time songs, Creedence's cover of I Heard it through the Grapevine but you must do the 11 minute version. If i hear the short version on the radio, i turn it off in disgust but the long version is absolute gold.
The late 60's were a cataclysmic time for R&R music. I was in college and there were anti-war protests on all the major college campuses, including mine. Much of the music reflected the thoughts and feelings of many college people at the time.
CCR is hard to beat. You will love their many hits.
Arguably the greatest American band, with John Fogerty also one of the country's greatest songwriters (also singer and guitarist0. They had an amazing run from around 1968 to 1973. Produced numerous classic tracks (including "Proud Mary," later memorably covered by Ike & Tina Turner)..
I tend to slightly prefer the Byrds. But I think CCR had way more hits
I have been saying they may be the greatest American band forever. We’re on the same wavelength brother!
Hi from North Carolina so many great hits from CCR. "Fortunate Son" is a MUST!!!
The studio version is a must for this song
Their song Susie Q is used in its entirety in the movie Apocalypse Now. The CCR catalog is extensive and excellent. Welcome to the 60s.
CCR still holds the record for having the most songs reach number 2 on Billboard (6) without ever reaching number 1.
I am so grateful I grew up in the 50's, 60's and in college by 1970. I got to listen to the best music ever.
SANTANA
The studio recording is a masterpiece.
Their “green river” album rocked all the way thru. “Cross tie walker”. “Tombstone shadow”, excellent songs
I gotta say y’all, everything CCR does is gold. It’s rare you can say that about a group but it’s true here.
They could play anything and it would sound great. Every single song in their catalog is a banger
My favorite group ofall time! ;
Please do lots of CCR ! They are awesome ! Fogerty wrote so many classic hits, it’s hard to believe !
Get yourselves a real good listen to CCR's I put a spell on you ! Absolutely amazing
While a lot of their songs revolved around life in the deep south, especially the gulf coast (their music is often colloquially called "swamp rock"), the band itself came from the San Francisco area. They put quite a few songs into the top 40, so you have a lot of songs to choose from, and you will find that they are all bangers. I would recommend "Proud Mary", "Suzy Q", and "Have You Ever Seen the Rain" as some of their best. They also did a fantastic cover of "I Heard It Through the Grapevine" that you should really hear, although I would say listen to the Marvin Gaye version first so you know what the listening public's conception of that song would have been when CCR released their cover. One last recommendation I would make is that if you find there is both a short version and a long version of a CCR song, listen to the long one. The album versions of their songs sometimes include long instrumental jams that were cut from the shortened singles versions formatted for radio play, and CCR were masters at jamming.
Don't forget Fortunate Son, a protest song about the Vietnam war.
I think it's funny that people believe things happening 50 years ago is so far removed. All of our senior family members were alive then and the reverberating that began in the 60's is still very loud. Thanks for your great reactions. Love your channel.
Well said! 🤗✌️
John Fogarty tells a story about their time at Woodstock.
They were supposed to go on in the late evening, but do to the band before them going over their time and a massive downpour they didn't start until 2 or 3 in the morning.
He said as he looked out at the crowd everyone was passed out, drenched and covered in mud. He announced the band and one guy said something and passed back out.
Joe Cocker sang “A Little help from my Friends “ at Woodstock. He is similar to Janice in the way they both abandon themselves to the music.
There from Northern California in El Cerrito it's in the bay area. They have so many great songs you need to dive into.
Bob Seger a week ago and now CCR, man you guys are knocking it out of the park with the content!
Their whole catalog is gold. Love me some CCR.
Fogerty’s voice is a backwoods howl.
UK viewer and have loved CCR since the 70s. Their distinctive sound grabbed me from the start.
It's a much shorter fior TV version of this song vs. The studio version but so great anyway. CCR was a phenomenal group and Fogarty's vocals were unique, bringing in that blues rock feel. Their version of Heard it Through the Grapevine and I Put a Spell on You demonstrate their love of R & B and Blues they mix with their Riock sound.
"I Put A Spell On You" their live version is amazing. So is "I Heard It Through the Grapevine".
Get ready to dive into the deep rabbit hole of CCR's hits. Such a great band!! Another awesome performance that you should check out from Woodstock would be Santana's "Soul Sacrifice". It will blow your socks off!!
BTW - Everyone thinks CCR is from the South but they are from California.
many times these guys would be radiating out my lounge windows back in the late 60s early 70s. . . awesome sounds
"Wish I was back on the bayou, rollin' with some Caju n queen." Best line in the song.
CCR is solid gold and John Fogerty, his voice is so gritty and beautiful at the same time. Wait until you here his most popular solo song, Centerfield.
Yes more CCR, UP AROUND THE BEND ,"Fortunate Son", "Down On The Corner", "Green River", "The Midnight Special", " "Have You Ever Seen The Rain?", "Travelin' Band", ", "Sweet Hitchhiker", "Bad Moon Rising" etc.
The studio version is even better. This is pretty close but take a listen to the record/radio version.
Thanks folks.
Quelle brune!!!
CCR the BEST
I love their version of "Heard It Through The Grapevine" . One of the few songs they did that they didn't write.
another one at woodstock concert was creedence rival I put a spell on you Its really good!
CCR. Listened a lot to them when young 🤗🇧🇻
3 platinum albums put out in the same year - 1969. An unparalleled feat, and well earned.
❤❤🔥🔥
Easter break 1969. Blared this out of our VW bus while camped at the Colorado river. God I miss those innocent days. Four 17 year old high school girls senior year.
Swamp music....ICONIC ARTISTS! 😎🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Gotta love CCR ! So many great songs.
CCR is a well-known band whose music is in movies and was standard on the radio, even decades after their official era. "Swamp rock" is the term coined mainly for them.
If you plan to look into Woodstock please look into 'The summer of soul' which occurred the same year. Great film of it, as was the Woodstock film (but shorter)
Certainly the best southern rock band from San Francisco
They do have the studio version. All their songs are awesome!
I saw John Fogerty in 2018 or 2019 still sounds amazing!
One thing about CCR.
The music always has a great beat to it.
The Drummer's great.
Their song Fortunate Son is one of the many Vietnam protest songs. The lyrics talk about the rich kids that didn't have to go fight and the poor/middle class kids that did. Used in a lot of war movies about that era. Great song.
Always in my book...go for the grit of live performing!
Thank you! CCR was always a favorite band of mine. We once caught my straight-laced, suit wearing Dad playing (quite loudly!) my brothers Creedence record when he thought no one was home! John Fogarty is a brilliant guitar player and songwriter as well as the owner of one of the coolest voices ever! Please treat yourselves and us to more Creedence...
They are popular today! John Fogerty is THE rock singer of this age!
If you go down the Woodstock road, next stop should be "Going Home" by Ten Years After. But, there are SO many great performances there: Sly & the Family Stone, Jimi Hendrix, etc.
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El Cerrito CA. Another one of the greatest bands of the 60s from the San Francisco Bay area..
They were from California but after all the great songs they made about Louisiana, the state of Louisiana adopted CCR as honorary sons. Also 'who do there' just means, 'who's there'.
John Fogarty's vocals always instantly recognizable. Unique.
Grew up on their music. Still love that sound.
My all time greatest album CCR Chronicles
They were the biggest band in the world in 1969-70, and deservedly so. No band had a higher slugging percentage than CCR.
John Fogerty was the brains behind CCR IMO. Recommend - Fortunate Son, Have You Ever Seen the Rain, Run Through the Jungle, Bad Moon Rising, Lookin' Out My Back Door, I Heard it Through the Grape Vine, Green River, Proud Mary, Who'll Stop the Rain, Travelin' Band, The Midnight Special, Up Around the Bend, Down on the Corner, SuzieQ
Hey into CCR guys. It's just great song after great song. One of the very best rock and roll bands of all time, and THE best from the U.S.
When I was in junior high everyone liked CCR
The singer, John Fogerty was CCR in my book.
Definitely check out the album version. CCR has a ton of good songs. "Mama Told Me Not To Come" is another good one, and paints a funny picture as well.
Hermosa y bella mujer
I was about a month shy of being 5 yrs old when Woodstock took place. If you've see "The Waterboy" then you've heard this song.
One of my all time favorite bands! Not a bad song in their library. Proud Mary, Up around the Bend, Looking out my Back Door and many other 😊
Almost every CCR song is awesome
It was good seeing your reaction
CCR/Green River
One of the greatest rock bands of all time.
They have such a deep catalog, they put out so much incredible music in a handful of years. So many hits and just so much good stuff. One of America's favorite bands. And some of their songs have been in tons of movies and video games and commercials but mostly movies.
When he was talking at the end there he was trying to get what I think was probably the side feel monitor active so you've always got a manager stage first and it sounded kind of haphazard, but honestly in that mix, I could pick out everything perfectly but then my ears are used to that kind of thing. But what he was doing after that was introducing their very next song and he said it was going to be a short one, and it was their iconic hit, Green River, which is the title track from one of their incredible albums.
Definitely check out some studio stuff now that you know what they look like. These are recordings that just got played so much on the radio and so much at parties and other peoples houses and this song right here was an incredible song to dance to and do other fun things with.
They are fire. Fogerty is a musical genius
Welcome to dirty swamp water soul music.
I grew up to CCR and they are epic.
CCR has long been one of my favorite bands. In 1969 they appeared on the Ed Sullivan show where Ed introduced them as the number one band in the US and Canada. The performance that night was their song, Fortunate Son. When you hear it you'll know you've heard it before.
Bayou music from a California band......the 60's were awesome! You might want to react to "I Put a Spell on You"
You will love "Long as I see the light"
John’s in his 70s and still touring ❤❤
Will always remind me of the summer of 1969, cruising' Wesley St. with Bobby Woodard in his 69 Corvette...glory days!!
If you’ve been to any dive bar in the USA for more than 2 hrs. Then chances are, you have heard CCR. Staple music and legendary.
Yup, another great band from '60s/'70s.... Really fun watching you guys discover all this great music for the first time!!!
One of my favorites!❤❤Thanks for the great reaction!❤❤