For some of us kids in the 1970s, the only entertainment was radio, and listening to such greats as CCR. We would tape their songs, and listen to them over and over again. It wasn't a time of plenty, but we were none the worse for it. The Seventies were special.
Before social media we didn't have the benefit of people influencing others with their misery. Because of this, it might not ever be the same as it was before we got so "smart". But music is the best time traveling device we have available to us. So, enjoy friend.
I grew up listening to CCR and so many other wonderful groups of the 60's and 70's. I still listen to the same songs along with a few later ones that I selectively added to my favorites. I'm retired now and spend a little time each day listening to music. Let's always keep the classic songs alive. Thanks and take care.
Actually, it was written 82 years ago by Huddie Ledbetter, better known as Lead Belly. There are many covers of this song. The best known versions of Cotton Fields are that of The Beach Boys as well as that of CCR.
@Pablo Guerrero. Exactly. This song was recorded in 1940 by Lead Belly. Several versions of this song have been recorded all these years, but my favorite is that of CCR.
I remember this playing on the radio when I was a child. Not sure how old I was but it stuck with me. It's surprising to find it as CCR is one of my favorite bands from way back but I had no idea that they played this song! Great memories.
This song touches my heart.... Reminds me of my late Mum. Growing up in a humble cotton farming family in Eastern Uganda 😢 😢and life is still treating me badly.... I came to know this great song through my Swedish....he had the CD back in 2007 from that time till date i sing it with my children. CCR still rocks and is my phone ringtone.
It was in 1975,the day with my teacher and friends went out picnic, we were listening the song, I was young, my teacher told me about the band CCR, in those days my schooling was outside my state, this morning when listening the song reminds me my youthfu younger days, yes in 2020 still listening and its a big yes till date.
My mom and I used to sing this on our way to the dining hall at her retirement community between 2013 until she died in 2016 whenever I visited. Brings back memories!
I was singing along with CCR one day, my 16 yr old daughter asked me how I knew that song by CCR. I told her it came out when i was a teenager, She did not believe me, LOL I told all about Creedence Clearwater Revival back in the ancient times
This just randomly popped up while listening to my local radio. I'm not a "farm" or "ranch" person. I always grew up in a city. I was born after 2000. I generally don't like country music. I'm not even american, nor have visited a place similar to the one describe in this song. And yet, somehow, this song makes me feel at home
I saw CCR in concert in 1972 as a graduation from high school present from my brother. They were great. Doug Cliffords hands while drumming were just a blur. They were and are extremely talented...John's brother Tom Fogarty later died of pneumonia, I think it was. John has written so many beautiful songs ovef the years. Wonderful, great band!!!
Anyone who Lived in the 60's and 70's would know this song was a folk FAVORITE!!!!! My sisters and I would have SO MUCH fun dancing to this when we were very small!!! While we were at my Aunt & Uncle's house in Virginia, My uncle found this song and played it. My Aunt & Uncle started dancing with my cousins and we all cheered them!!! Then my mother said, " You haven't seen anything yet"!!!! Then my mother, My Aunt Rose, My sisters Eva, Nancy, Caroline, and me got up and just ripped the patio up!!!! My girlfriend Debbie FREAKED OUT!!!! we got done and we all hugged and kissed my girlfriend Debbie!!! My mother was crying and held all of us!!! She Said, " These kids were Children when they first heard this"!!! My Aunt Rose replied, " These kids NEVER lost their touch"!!!! I told Debbie, " honey!!! Eva and I used to just have so much fun dancing to this and we taught Caroline and Nancy how to dance to this as well!!!!
@@monkeymovies3093 Man, I saw this comment while I was eating at a restaurant and I busted out laughing at my stupid comment. I made that back when I was insecure and a social reject. Sorry man, I’m better now. Have a good night man. 😂
Real American music! Stunningly pleasant to listen to! Thanks to the authors for this music! I am writing on behalf of Russian fans who are nostalgic for the times when there was peace. Health to you and pure reason. The old dictator will not be able to force us to destroy each other. Everything will be fine.
It was my dogs’ favourite song. Every time I played it he would howl and yodel along with the song. I get teary eyed whenever I hear it. God I miss that dog.
When I came back to the states from Korea on a slow ship this was the only record they had and played it 24. 7. for 18 days and nights and amazing i still love it
Huddie Ledbetter was my idol when i was young, carl perkins too but huddy was a blues man who sometimes plays folks and country. That's why I love him.....John Fogerty
Yup! My momma would play this for me and sing it to me when I was little in the 70’s. Momma went to be with the Lord in July. I miss her terribly. But, this brings great memories of her as a young woman.
Does it get any better. Remember hearing this for the first time at my cousin's house in 1969. We played it over and over for hours. Still touches my soul.
You poor soul. 😉 I first learned this song along with another Huddie William Ledbetter song Boil Weavil in 1959 in 1st grade in Kentucky. Guess I at least had a better musical education. 😁 As Brown versus the Borad of Education of Topeka Kansas had not reached Kentucky at this time, it would seem that my white school would be one that would not have been teaching songs written by a Black Man, go figure. 🤔
My favorite version of this song. When I was 4 yrs. old I helped my Grandfather pick cotton by hand, not a machine. That was in the early '60's. Wouldn't take all the money in the world for that experience and would do it again just to spend time with my Grandfather, as you can tell I loved my Grandfather very, very much. He was my best friend. There will never be another friend like that in my life.
I have been listening to CCR and this song since the late 60"s. I never get tired of them. I have just recently discovered there is no place in Louisiana that is a mile from Texarkana.
Jewel of the past with truly wonderful singers and players - thank you guys - brings back wonderful memories of the time when singing was rich and music wonderful..........
One of my favorite bands of all time. If I’m not mistaken, Down on the Corner, was on the same album. I first heard it as a high school freshman in Jacksonville Arkansas. Great times and great music.
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Beautifully sung and played and says true things. For most of us, our Mothers rocked us in our cradles when we were babies, to make us sleep, and it is true if the cotton balls rot, you cannot get much cotton from them. One of my favorite songs this one is really worth to listen.
Hey: So did I... Listen to Chris Stapleton.... That's TODAYS CCR... People will still be listening to Chris in 50 years time (Same as CCR) Love from South Africa
I remember being at an important exam back in 1970. I was nervous and this wasn`t helped by the fact that I was suffering a complete blank. Suddenly this song sprang into my mind. I started to relax and this lead to me to remembering the necessary info to get through the exam. Since then I´ve been a strong fan.
Not a native English speaker but this was one of the first English speaking song I knew. My father would kept listening it on repeat when I was a baby now I am in my 30st with my first kid and I play him this song as a lullaby.
The most beautiful scene of the video, is the white dress girl and loose hair in the middle of the cotton crop, it is the scene of the video that most expresses feeling
Yes, we are listening May 2019... Listen to Chris Stapleton.... Thats TODAYS CCR... People will still be listening to Chris in 50 years time (Same as CCR)
I used to sing this in mid 60's. I don't recall whose recording I was singing. Lead Belly wrote it in the 40's. Actually in high school quite often a group of us boys would sing it between classes. My grandpa and uncle raised cotton. That stuff could cut your fingers. About a month ago I was in Shreveport at food joint. This came on the PA. I and an older woman sang this song. Had a good time, laughing and cutting up.
MAY I RAISE BOTH MY HANDS.I AM 86 & DO I LOVE❤ THIS & LOOKING OUT MY BACK DOOR. ALL THE #1 SONGS BY TH' GREAT CCR BAND.
N.C. FAN❤❤❤❤ FOREVER ❤
How are you?
🙌🙌🙌🙌
Don't do it granny you break a hip😂
For some of us kids in the 1970s, the only entertainment was radio, and listening to such greats as CCR. We would tape their songs, and listen to them over and over again. It wasn't a time of plenty, but we were none the worse for it. The Seventies were special.
the 70s were special in so many ways. miss those times so much
Before social media we didn't have the benefit of people influencing others with their misery. Because of this, it might not ever be the same as it was before we got so "smart". But music is the best time traveling device we have available to us. So, enjoy friend.
One of the best songs I've ever heard. It takes me back to those happy years of the seventies of the 20th century.
So very true
Это правда, друг! Пишу Из России с любовью. Все будет хорошо
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It will be if Putin goes.
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I grew up listening to CCR and so many other wonderful groups of the 60's and 70's. I still listen to the same songs along with a few later ones that I selectively added to my favorites. I'm retired now and spend a little time each day listening to music. Let's always keep the classic songs alive. Thanks and take care.
Yes I'm not quite there yet , but I sure do hope our sick world can keep the classics alive for a long time. We need them to keep us sane
ผมไม่ชอบเลยเพลงแลปพวกผิวดำออกมาได้อย่างไรขอโทษที่โพสครับ
You are my friend now 🇺🇬
50 years later, the song still sounds good 👍
Actually, it was written 82 years ago by Huddie Ledbetter, better known as Lead Belly. There are many covers of this song. The best known versions of Cotton Fields are that of The Beach Boys as well as that of CCR.
@@pabloguerrero7582 You stole my thunder.
@@pabloguerrero7582 I didn't know that. WOW. JK, Big Bend of Florida, USA
@Pablo Guerrero. Exactly. This song was recorded in 1940 by Lead Belly. Several versions of this song have been recorded all these years, but my favorite is that of CCR.
it is still a song of the South.
I sang this song while nursing & rocking My Babies. Lord Have Mercy... Those are some "Sweet" Memories. I Love You Lela & Taylor, Your Only Mamma ; )'
I remember this playing on the radio when I was a child. Not sure how old I was but it stuck with me. It's surprising to find it as CCR is one of my favorite bands from way back but I had no idea that they played this song! Great memories.
It's just the same to me
I shoud cry hearing the song.
I have the same memories!!
Been a life time fan!
You can't beat the music from the 60s and 70s now that's real music
Totally agree wt you..we have the best music at those years..music n songs of the universe..👍👍👍 hearing wt life ..
I know some they scroll heavy but smooth as county breeze wanna know that say country raod alone the song
CCR music always reminds me of Vietnam, we had one of their albums and we would argue what side we would play next! Good ol days! 1969 and 70
So true those were the good times of music
@@oldmanfromoc7684 I think most moves that were about Vietnam used CCR music in them.
This song touches my heart.... Reminds me of my late Mum. Growing up in a humble cotton farming family in Eastern Uganda 😢 😢and life is still treating me badly....
I came to know this great song through my Swedish....he had the CD back in 2007 from that time till date i sing it with my children. CCR still rocks and is my phone ringtone.
Un abrazo amigo,desde Argentina.
It was in 1975,the day with my teacher and friends went out picnic, we were listening the song, I was young, my teacher told me about the band CCR, in those days my schooling was outside my state, this morning when listening the song reminds me my youthfu younger days, yes in 2020 still listening and its a big yes till date.
I am a 27 year old teacher and I play CCR every morning for my class. They call me old, but I say timeless!
Yes, listening to this in 2020, transports me back to the 70’s!
Anyone listening this legendary song in "2024"?.....
My mom and I used to sing this on our way to the dining hall at her retirement community between 2013 until she died in 2016 whenever I visited.
Brings back memories!
Absolutely 💯 ccr is the best ❤
Present.❤
Me 2024/26/mei
Yes I do
Raise your hand if you listen to this song after June. 2023.
🙋♀️🖐
한국사람 찾앗네 ㅎㅎ
@@potsu1077 방갑네요 ㅋㅋ
🤚
Me form Thailand
The music of CCR will never die.
Yes...Never!
INDEED
It's actually the music of Leadbelly (Huddie Ledbetter), but this is proof that the music of Leadbelly will never die.
👍
Never
2020 and still listening to CCR...many memories from the 70's !
También están éstos chicos en mí memoria.... APASALOBIEN TØS
Me form Thailand.
Indonesia
Taiwan, I’m from Taiwan.....
@@javierfueyo6871 活
I'm 22 years old and absolutely love this song! My grandma used to sing this to us when we were little
I love this song
I was singing along with CCR one day, my 16 yr old daughter asked me how I knew that song by CCR. I told her it came out when i was a teenager, She did not believe me, LOL I told all about Creedence Clearwater Revival back in the ancient times
Hello 👋 sue
That's when country music actually sounded like country music.
That ain’t country…it’s rockabilly
This just randomly popped up while listening to my local radio.
I'm not a "farm" or "ranch" person.
I always grew up in a city.
I was born after 2000.
I generally don't like country music.
I'm not even american, nor have visited a place similar to the one describe in this song.
And yet, somehow, this song makes me feel at home
HI, BONJOUR 👋 !!!
J'ADORE !!! SOUVENIRS, SOUVENIRS...
MON ADOLESCENCE, MA JEUNESSE !
QUELLE BONHEUR, MAGNIFIQUE !!!
MERCI !!!
NELLY, BELGIQUE.
Loved this band!! Saw them many times at Country Jams!! May the great members RIP!!!
I saw CCR in concert in 1972 as a graduation from high school present from my brother. They were great. Doug Cliffords hands while drumming were just a blur. They were and are extremely talented...John's brother Tom Fogarty later died of pneumonia, I think it was. John has written so many beautiful songs ovef the years. Wonderful, great band!!!
Tom died from AIDS which he got from a bad blood transfusion. A real pity to go out like that.
64 years old and listening to this classic in 2020 during lockdown😊
65 and still listening too.
I'm 21 and from Austria (Europe) and I listen to these songs everyday.. my absolute favorites
6.9.2021
No comply with no lock down ,it was bull shit.
In the cotton rice fields of Missisippi delta ,Sunflower r county
17 😂 listening to this in 2021 July
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Yes, listening. Love this music; take me back to yesteryear.
Anyone who Lived in the 60's and 70's would know this song was a folk FAVORITE!!!!! My sisters and I would have SO MUCH fun dancing to this when we were
very small!!! While we were at my Aunt & Uncle's house in Virginia, My uncle found this song and played it. My Aunt & Uncle started dancing with my cousins and
we all cheered them!!! Then my mother said, " You haven't seen anything yet"!!!! Then my mother, My Aunt Rose, My sisters Eva, Nancy, Caroline, and me got up and
just ripped the patio up!!!! My girlfriend Debbie FREAKED OUT!!!! we got done and we all hugged and kissed my girlfriend Debbie!!! My mother was crying and held all
of us!!! She Said, " These kids were Children when they first heard this"!!! My Aunt Rose replied, " These kids NEVER lost their touch"!!!! I told Debbie, " honey!!! Eva and I
used to just have so much fun dancing to this and we taught Caroline and Nancy how to dance to this as well!!!!
that's really good to hear Armando. This is an awesome song and even better enjoyed with family as you did!
I wish I was white
@@sledge2105 Be proud of who you are!
@@monkeymovies3093 Man, I saw this comment while I was eating at a restaurant and I busted out laughing at my stupid comment. I made that back when I was insecure and a social reject. Sorry man, I’m better now. Have a good night man. 😂
It's blues. Written by Ledbelly
Still remember standing in our cotton fields back home, screaming out this song .... sweet sweet memories ... ❤
c etait le bon temps
This song has a distinctive feel to it definitely one of many from this era for the ages
Thanks for playing this unforgettable song brings me back to my teen years . Love it .
I can still hear my mom singing this song. She sang it all the time when I was a kid.
This song was around in 1960-1970, now is 2024 so more than 50 years.Really amazing...I like this song
Leadbelly
Real American music! Stunningly pleasant to listen to! Thanks to the authors for this music! I am writing on behalf of Russian fans who are nostalgic for the times when there was peace. Health to you and pure reason. The old dictator will not be able to force us to destroy each other. Everything will be fine.
😘o it gshjza. Laf
Fantastic song 👌🙏👌
I was a great CCR fan back in the 60's. Still love their music--those were great times!!!!!
It was my dogs’ favourite song. Every time I played it he would howl and yodel along with the song. I get teary eyed whenever I hear it. God I miss that dog.
DAVE AND HIS DOG Your dog had good taste
Mee too
You fuckin wif us ain't che?
FAT SAM
I also have a dog
FAT SAM
Una de las mejores canciones, siempre la pongo cuando voy manejando. La primera vez que la oí casi llore. Casi 2020 y sigue en mi playlist.
Are you still there
Don Ramón me trajo aquí 😂
corona and riots 2020 ffs take me back to the 70s
Just wanna go back to the cotton fields back home
It's all fun and games until you are not dropped on some rich country **except america** and then you face either war or dictatorships.
All the crap happened under Obama’s watch. Oh wait, no it didn’t, it was under Trumps unleadership.
Like many of their other songs, CCR sure hit this one out of the park.
John Fogerty, Tom Fogerty✝, Stu Cook, Doug Clifford. CREEDENCE CLEARWATER REVIVAL!
I will love you forever guys.
Pity about Creedence Clearwater that they were just a 100 hit wonder band. Simply Magnificent.
During high school in the 70s, CCR was one of my favourites, also the song Cotton Field, simple but impressive.
thank you.
nice videos.
경쾌하고 좋은 노래 들려줘서 감사합니다 저만치 흘러가버린 시간들이 추억이 되어 더더욱 정겹게 느껴지네요 ~감사합니다
When I came back to the states from Korea on a slow ship this was the only record they had and played it 24. 7. for 18 days and nights and amazing i still love it
Chuckles....
This song by these guys always gets me moving and puts a smile on my face
Huddie Ledbetter was my idol when i was young, carl perkins too but huddy was a blues man who sometimes plays folks and country. That's why I love him.....John Fogerty
An incredible sound never to be replicated.
Yup! My momma would play this for me and sing it to me when I was little in the 70’s. Momma went to be with the Lord in July. I miss her terribly. But, this brings great memories of her as a young woman.
Always loved this song. Great tribute to Lead Belly! CCR did this song proud!
Удивительный певец и удивитеьная группа - в любом стиле поют превосходно
brings me back ...to the good old time ....we I was 14 years old...thank you
It will never be forgotten that kind of music stays for ever
Does it get any better. Remember hearing this for the first time at my cousin's house in 1969. We played it over and over for hours. Still touches my soul.
You poor soul. 😉
I first learned this song along with another Huddie William Ledbetter song Boil Weavil in 1959 in 1st grade in Kentucky.
Guess I at least had a better musical education. 😁
As Brown versus the Borad of Education of Topeka Kansas had not reached Kentucky at this time, it would seem that my white school would be one that would not have been teaching songs written by a Black Man, go figure. 🤔
Brings back memories of dad talking about growing up on the brown farm and picking cotton.
🥰 กลับมาฟังเพลงนี้อีกก็คงยังเพราะอยุ่เหมือนเดิมไม่มีเปลี่ยนเลย นั่งชิวๆสบายๆรับลมหนาว กับ เพลงเพราะๆ เดือน พฤศจิกายน 2562 😍 wow!
One of the greatest bands EVER.
John Flanagan....Yes I agree. They are loved by young and old alike, their music and songs never goes out of style.
How could anybody not like these guys
My favorite version of this song. When I was 4 yrs. old I helped my Grandfather pick cotton by hand, not a machine. That was in the early '60's. Wouldn't take all the money in the world for that experience and would do it again just to spend time with my Grandfather, as you can tell I loved my Grandfather very, very much. He was my best friend. There will never be another friend like that in my life.
Are ur grandpa is fine now? I hope he fine
I have been listening to CCR and this song since the late 60"s. I never get tired of them. I have just recently discovered
there is no place in Louisiana that is a mile from Texarkana.
LOL
Jewel of the past with truly wonderful singers and players - thank you guys - brings back wonderful memories of the time when singing was rich and music wonderful..........
One of the best bands ever!
i agree with you, absolutely
Yes
Me too I live in Thailand
Surely are
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One of my favorite bands of all time. If I’m not mistaken, Down on the Corner, was on the same album. I first heard it as a high school freshman in Jacksonville Arkansas. Great times and great music.
When music and times were good! Ahh
and women were proper and beautiful.
Perfektní.
Mantap
Mmm i dont know, vietnam, richard nixon, kennedy death and woodstock
Yes. Really good
넘 좋아요 증말 20년 젊어진 느낌 입니다 the best of best program
2024 here we go
Right?! 😅
Let it Roll....
ccr was fantastic group from CA but many southern USA songs and other great songs timeless and missed by me and many others
John Folgerty is from Florida, met him.
@@tomcomiskey6350 I saw an interview with him years ago and he said he was from Oklahoma.
Just saw John Fogerty and ZZ Top at an outdoor concert and he still rocks those tunes and to a sell out crowd of that generation,it was A-Mazing!
Hey: Good Music NEVER dies. Listen to Chris Stapleton.... That's TODAYS CCR... People will still be listening to Chris in 50 years time (Same as CCR)
Great song... Still listening 2019
2023 still listen to this song 🥲🤧
Le meilleur groupe de cette époque dans le genre, qui n'a jamais eu son équivalent depuis
Tengo 40 años y mi padre me enseñó ese tipo de música, que no la cambio por la de mi epoca ....!!!
¿Escuchaste la versión de Don Ramón?
" at the time when i was young " i still remember this song "COTTON FIELD " 💖🌷
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Takes me back to my teenage years. I am 71 and not heard this for decades. Remembered all the lyrics as well as I sang along.
Hey: Listen to Chris Stapleton.... That's TODAYS CCR... People will still be listening to Chris in 50 years time (Same as CCR) Love from South Africa
Not many to remember.
Beautifully sung and played and says true things. For most of us, our Mothers rocked us in our cradles when we were babies, to make us sleep, and it is true if the cotton balls rot, you cannot get much cotton from them. One of my favorite songs this one is really worth to listen.
Creedence Clearwater Revival a melhor banda de todos os tempos saudades desse tempo bom de boas músicas....
Grande Credence, feliz año 2020 para los miembros de la banda que vivan y para todos que lean este comentario. Saludos desde Galicia (España)
Reminds me of San Francisco in 1975. We had a band and did a lot of CCR and did it well. Good times great music
Hey: So did I... Listen to Chris Stapleton.... That's TODAYS CCR... People will still be listening to Chris in 50 years time (Same as CCR) Love from South Africa
These guys got me thru "NAM"....best music ever🇺🇸
Thank you for your service and sacrifice.
Yeah but y'all decided to go home 'coz country roads take me home got sung
Bless you Brother.
❤💙❤💙❤💙❤💙
Never get tired of listening and dancing to creedence lodi and porterville are my favourites what's yours cheers from gazza from down under
They made it so easy and clean. There are many important professions in the world and musicians are one of them. Good music can save your day.
Wow, really the music🎶 CCR will never die it's excellent
I remember being at an important exam back in 1970. I was nervous and this wasn`t helped by the fact that I was suffering a complete blank. Suddenly this song sprang into my mind. I started to relax and this lead to me to remembering the necessary info to get through the exam. Since then I´ve been a strong fan.
CCR music has the same effect on me! 😊
One of the classics from the 70s
1960s
I found a Jordanaires rendition that went back to 1961. The song has been around, but CCR does a fine job with it. Love it!
It was a hit in the US by The Highwaymen in 1962.
This is the best version of this track absolutely brilliant. And by the way it’s the end of July 2020
Not a native English speaker but this was one of the first English speaking song I knew.
My father would kept listening it on repeat when I was a baby now I am in my 30st with my first kid and I play him this song as a lullaby.
my dad told me when he was a boy durring the depression u=in Texas he would pick cotton for 50 cents a day. that was in the 30's.
My mother in law picked cotton in the 60s in Asia. Just for food.
guess the dollar an hour i got for throwin' hay bales wasn't so bad.
Awwaa
절 로 흔들 흔들 '''''''' ''''''''
That's $8.89 today because of inflation.
Missing my young day's😔.. and my old friends and our old memories.. after hearing this song😭😭💔.
The most beautiful scene of the video, is the white dress girl and loose hair in the middle of the cotton crop, it is the scene of the video that most expresses feeling
Anybody listening May 2019? One of their best
Absolutely.
what a tune.......!!!
Brill
Yes, we are listening May 2019... Listen to Chris Stapleton.... Thats TODAYS CCR... People will still be listening to Chris in 50 years time (Same as CCR)
@@chrisrobinson6007 we ll do thanks
One of my all time favorites. Love CCR
Just drive past some cotton fields in Tennessee… song came immediately to me… and the two friends I sent picture to! Thank you!
So sorry for the infringe on your privacy. Beautiful song. How are you?
even in 2019 this song will never die
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Exelente, gratos recuerdos, por siempre Credence
Yeah never never die
CCR ONE OF BEST MUSIC OF ALL TIMES
WILL NEVER BE FORGATEN
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By far the best version of this classic, Willie and the poor boys was played to death in my youth, just love this band
Yes, it was. Also in other countries. Like Poland, where I grew up. CCR was a reason to go to the States, a reason as good as any other.
John has a lot classic music his the best for me I really appreciate all his 🎵🎶🎶🎵🎵🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶🎵🎵🎶🎶🎶🎶🎵🎶🎵🎵🎶🎵🎶🎶🎶🎵🎶🎵🎵🎶🎵🎶🎶🎵🎶🎶🎵🎵🎵
CCR was good. Will always reminds me of my late husband🤗❤️Thank you🙏
love that song, so many memories, well arranged video!!!
How amazing is John Fogerty's version of old songs. How good musician he is!!!!
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@Karl Bush Yes sure it is.
What do you think of the music in the road movie?ua-cam.com/video/1SX_RBi0pMw/v-deo.html
I can still see my Mom dancing saying Come dance with me! I would dañce with her!! We would be dancing side by side! Miss you Mom!
J'aime beaucoup CCR , ils m'ont epoustoufle dans mon adolescence !! De réels virtuoses du country-rock américain !!
I used to sing this in mid 60's. I don't recall whose recording I was singing. Lead Belly wrote it in the 40's. Actually in high school quite often a group of us boys would sing it between classes. My grandpa and uncle raised cotton. That stuff could cut your fingers.
About a month ago I was in Shreveport at food joint. This came on the PA. I and an older woman sang this song. Had a good time, laughing and cutting up.
I still remember this song,my n my dad´s fav one...got back memories....
Creedence ficara na minha lembrança para sempre pela minha adolescencia
Beaut. All CCR stuff is good for the soul.
Hih hla khal hi a rei ve zet zo si, keimaih theihnak ihsin hmanah.
May CCR grace the ears of every man on earth one day
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