CCR was vying for airplay time on U.S. radio with The Allman Brothers, The Marshall Tucker Band, Santana, Janis Joplin, Sly & The Family Stone, lots of the Woodstock list of performers; CCR was ALWAYS near the top as a group and with individual songs in the top 10. The competition was tough!
I seriously think that Dominika needs to jump on the back of a Harley with a big biker dude and travel the states of America. lol You two have quickly risen to the top as far as my favorite reactors. Please check out some Bad Company!
Bayou is full of gators, exotic birds, moss and waist high water and thick vegetation. For some ppl that had never visited this part of the nation at the time this was recorded, they (CCR) captured the very essence of the Bayou
The song "Keep On Chooglin' " is also on the Bayou Country album. As is "Graveyard Train", a song that I first heard on a dark and stormy midnight in Houston, Texas in 1968, over a high-powered Mexican radio which drowned out the local radio station signals. It was the scariest thing that my preteen self had ever heard, and John Fogerty's tortured voice and haunting tale had me puling up the covers over my head. I was determined to stay up until midnight from then on because that is when that particular station began playing everything CCR that they could find. A Time magazine article from that period pegged it right when it stated that Creedence Clearwater Revival gave out 'the malarial chills".
My favourite band growing up. As soon as you heard the opening bars you knew it was a CCR song I especially loved the opening of "up around the bend" .
For a period from 1969 through mid-1971, CCR records outsold The Beatles, Elvis, the Stones... all of them. I was lucky enough to be a college student in the Bay Area during that period. Saw them at The Fillmore twice in 1969. AMAZING!
Love they way your faces lit up once it kicked in. Can't tell you how may times when we partied and put this tune on around midnight and we would get sweaty and grooving to this nasty masterpiece.... so glad you did this one......
Glad you two enjoy CCR! I'm a 64 yr old grandmother who grew up in the south and this band (CCR)along with Lynyrd Skynyrd were the soundtracks of my teen years. In the summer, my friends, brother and sisters and I spent most every weekend in a speed boat on a lake here in West Virginia with this music blasting. What wonderful memories I have to treasure❤❤❤❤❤
As I listen to your reaction here, I can't help but think there are similar folk type artistic expressions from near where you are. This is a somewhat romanticized and nostalgic look at this area of America. I can definitely see two people just like yourselves, but from the bayou on a reaction channel reacting to things they are learning about culture elsewhere in the world. Those that actually live life on the bayou don't necessarily have it easy at all. Statistically very poor, comparatively, and it lends itself to other thoughts of happiness that are completely disengaged from money or possessions. That is part of the mental release. This is what I think attracts many to this folk-style that is also an integral part of true rock and roll.
That's actually a shortened version. The definitive take of this awesome song is on their second album BAYOU COUNTRY. The album version has another verse to follow.
I´ve heard this band since i was 6-7 years old. The music came from my older brothers room along with some spicy smoke 😁 Now i´m nearly 60 and i still love this band. Especially "Long as i can see the light". Damn beautiful tune. Thanks for uploading & greetings from Denmark
The Bayou is the swamp country that the French kicked out of Canada came to in Louisiana. They established a special culture of Cajun that has its own language, culture, food , and music.
The Fogerty brothers hale from El Cerrito, CA, next to Berkely. I was a freshman in High School and I did not appreciate their catalogue until a few years later. I felt like it was not authentic, and you have to understand the incredible number of fire bands that came from the Bay Area alone. However, they did capture the AM airwaves and had a good number of hits. I can give them their due now but in 1969 I was not listening to the AM radio that much. It was the burgeoning era of underground FM stations like KSAN and KMPX. I absolutely love your enthusiasm and authentic reactions. Thank you!
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", "Have You Ever Seen The Rain", "Fortunate Son", "Down On The Corner", "The Midnight Special", "Susie Q", "Travelin' Band", "Run Through The Jungle", "Sweet Hitchhiker", "Bad Moon Rising" etc.
I got to see these guys at Olympia Stadium in Detroit back and I think around 1970 and they were phenomenal just phenomenal and this was their first song tore the house down. Love your reactions keep it up. You are just so lovable. Another song that takes you away is by Bob Seger is called. Roll me away great song
This was CCR's BEST SONG. Just really inspired. After that, *Susie-Q, Green River* & all those blues covers they did on the first couple of albums: *Ninety Nine & a Half Won't Do, Penthouse pauper, I Put A Spell On You.* After that their output was less & less "inspired" but they still enjoyed commercial success
A bayou is a low Lying flat land that is usually flooded with slow moving water.. it (the water) can be brackish and stagnant.. but it is great habitat for fish and other marine life and fauna.. a hoodoo is a spirit of some sort
I know reactors tend to only do requests from those that can contribute but am hoping that you'll consider a request from an old man on social security that is poor. One of CCR's greatest tunes is called "Long As I See The Light". It will take you straight to church. Hope you'll consider giving it a try and best wishes from New Orleans Louisiana!
@@user-ny1ji3vw6ythey are native, that's the most northerly part of their range, do some research, they range all the way down from Mexico to South America, and from Cuba to Jamaica.
@@user-ny1ji3vw6y and also for your information just in case you don't want to do the research they're said to have originated in Cuba where they could have easily made it to South Florida without any help.
CCR was like Italian food - everybody likes it. Fogarty had such a righteous and soulful voice. As you say he "took you there". "Swamp Rock" at its best. The bayou country has a strong French influence and culture. The French were kicked out of Acadia by the British who renamed it Nova Scotia. The Acadians - Cajuns - fetched up in Louisiana which at the time belonged to France. Many lived in Maine as well where I grew up. As a child I heard more French than English. The US is very diverse, we don't need any more diversity
I am having such a good time, smiling so much, having found your channel last night. I think if you heard Ode to Billie Joe, it will take you somewhere else, too. I swear, every time the teenaged kids in the song come in the house, I hear the screen door slam closed behind them. Back then, our wooden screen doors didn't have soft-close mechanisms. It will perhaps be a new genre for you. A HUGE cross-over hit. We were so lucky we had so much cross-over music in our lives.
I know they have been soooo over-played on radio stations over the years but do Credence Clearwater Revival get their due credit for the greatness and enjoyability of their music, their influence and the love from many demographics? They belong on a VERY short list in those regards. I've been guilty of not always giving them their due credit.
The 60’s and 70’s produced some of America’s finest music ever! CCR is one of those bands, great music ❤
The longest bayou in the world is from Arkansas to Louisiana. Great band and song.
Swamp Rock! That's what everyone named CCR. Again, this is music from my youth, and it's wonderful to see people discover that era of the BEST music!
The best American music drags you into the heart and soul of America,
A California band, but they captured the spirit of southern swamp music perfectly.
El Cerrito boys.
CCR was vying for airplay time on U.S. radio with The Allman Brothers, The Marshall Tucker Band, Santana, Janis Joplin, Sly & The Family Stone, lots of the Woodstock list of performers; CCR was ALWAYS near the top as a group and with individual songs in the top 10. The competition was tough!
Agreed. Still not Southern, but they got darn close. Love CCR!!
El Cerrito is Alameda County its sits next to oakland rich musical history of San Francisco bayarea
@@artbagley1406in 69-71 they had 14 top charting singles too. These guys were animals
For me, the US's best band.
That John Fogerty is a heck a a writer, singer and guitar player. He has the staying power.
Everyone and their crocodile love CCR ❤
Monster Tune….Swamp Blues! 😎🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
CCR paints a picture with Music.
The American south is pretty darn cool I must say!!
I seriously think that Dominika needs to jump on the back of a Harley with a big biker dude and travel the states of America. lol
You two have quickly risen to the top as far as my favorite reactors. Please check out some Bad Company!
Naw, she needs her own Harley! Leather jacket, boots, and handlebar tassels flying in the wind!
I loved CCR back in the 70s and I still love their music now ! Wonderful reaction btw 😊
Bayou is full of gators, exotic birds, moss and waist high water and thick vegetation. For some ppl that had never visited this part of the nation at the time this was recorded, they (CCR) captured the very essence of the Bayou
This was the abridged (shorter) version of the song, in mono. Imagine how much more you might enjoy the full-length version in stereo.
The image of a train "A Chooglin' on down to New Orleans" is a rich tapestry to contemplate!
The song "Keep On Chooglin' " is also on the Bayou Country album. As is "Graveyard Train", a song that I first heard on a dark and stormy midnight in Houston, Texas in 1968, over a high-powered Mexican radio which drowned out the local radio station signals. It was the scariest thing that my preteen self had ever heard, and John Fogerty's tortured voice and haunting tale had me puling up the covers over my head. I was determined to stay up until midnight from then on because that is when that particular station began playing everything CCR that they could find. A Time magazine article from that period pegged it right when it stated that Creedence Clearwater Revival gave out 'the malarial chills".
My favourite band growing up. As soon as you heard the opening bars you knew it was a CCR song
I especially loved the opening of "up around the bend" .
For a period from 1969 through mid-1971, CCR records outsold The Beatles, Elvis, the Stones... all of them. I was lucky enough to be a college student in the Bay Area during that period. Saw them at The Fillmore twice in 1969. AMAZING!
This was one of John Fogerty’s first songs. Music does indeed transport a person! Love CCR and you do feel their music in your bones! 😽🎶💕
Can't go wrong with CCR! Nice reaction.
We loves us some CCR💯🔥❤❤✌️
I saw ccr in 68 or 69. They are the only act i ever saw that sounded as perfect live as they did on their studio recordings.
Love they way your faces lit up once it kicked in. Can't tell you how may times when we partied and put this tune on around midnight and we would get sweaty and grooving to this nasty masterpiece.... so glad you did this one......
I have never been on a bayou, but Creedence has taken me there several times. And no alligator or mosquito bites! Great reaction A&D! ☮🤎🎶
I WAS born on a Bayou in Louisiana, (Bayou De Siard) I love your channel and this great band!
El Mirage, Arizona USA
Glad you two enjoy CCR! I'm a 64 yr old grandmother who grew up in the south and this band (CCR)along with Lynyrd Skynyrd were the soundtracks of my teen years. In the summer, my friends, brother and sisters and I spent most every weekend in a speed boat on a lake here in West Virginia with this music blasting. What wonderful memories I have to treasure❤❤❤❤❤
John's voice is one of the best.
Hi guys❤ Oh my first love😍😍 In 1970 for my 16th birthday I got to see them for my 1st concert. Been a fan ever since. Great reaction. Stay safe
Music at it's finest.
Simple, clear, efficient, powerful, expressive, magnificent song.
Lovely couple.....Keep on Rockin!!!
Both of u guys would fit right in with the rural parts of America, love the woods, good music, dogs and u both groove with the music😎
A testament to their story-telling ability, through music and lyrics. Makes me want to go to the Louisiana swamps with my hound dog
There's a reason why The Dude loves Credence.
In the 70s you heard this on the radio all the time. America's song during the Vietnam War!
Y’all groovin’ together. That’s, well….groovy.🎶🎶🎶❤️🤩✨✨✨
No crocodiles in the bayou but there are in southern FL.
One of their best.
She is fabulous
I believe every note of this song.
Thanks it's one of my basebands I was a child when start to hear 🫵👏👍👍👍🫵👏👏👏👏👏👏
All American band! Reporting from California, Bay Area
❤❤CCR❤❤
FANTASTIC!!❤❤❤❤ John Fogertys voice!!!❤❤❤
As I listen to your reaction here, I can't help but think there are similar folk type artistic expressions from near where you are. This is a somewhat romanticized and nostalgic look at this area of America. I can definitely see two people just like yourselves, but from the bayou on a reaction channel reacting to things they are learning about culture elsewhere in the world. Those that actually live life on the bayou don't necessarily have it easy at all. Statistically very poor, comparatively, and it lends itself to other thoughts of happiness that are completely disengaged from money or possessions. That is part of the mental release. This is what I think attracts many to this folk-style that is also an integral part of true rock and roll.
For being from California, they couldn't have captured southern byou any better!
Great band.
Fun song.
Loved your reaction! As always!
🇬🇧 Since ive been subscribing to reaction channels (about 3 years), CCR have quickly climbed to the top of some of my favourite bands. ❤🎶🎼
He was probably fascinated with that area of the country. What's it matter anyway. His songs are great.
Way back when, we heard the first few notes and we headed to the dance floor. Great dancing music! 🎶💃🕺💃🕺
That's actually a shortened version. The definitive take of this awesome song is on their second album BAYOU COUNTRY. The album version has another verse to follow.
I believe (but I could be wrong) that the guitar pattern and rhythm of this song was referred to by John Fogarty as "chooglin."
Spot on in your assumption
no mater ones birth place. feeling and land brings us tighter.
Love your channel ❤! Wide variety of music reactions! Amazing! Keep it up! Have a wonderful day!
You are correct Andre, mosquitos and alligators. But also all the shrimp, crawdads, catfish, and awesome barbecue that you can eat.
My brother had all the credence records so l also love them, you guys do great reations
I remember being 11 dancing in my best friends living room to this song wearing my green and white striped bell bottoms.
Very entertaining! Thank you. I'm definitely coming back
♥ CCR!
From California, no member of the band had even been to the south before they made it big.
John Fogerty has an incredible voice. Very under estimated singer
Home sweet home 🤘🤘
Great band from my home state of California
Great reaction like always, you are so pretty Dominika
You need to see their their version of "I Heard It Through The Grapevine" or "I Put A Spell On You"
Long version only.
Great great CCR. Love the reaction :)
I´ve heard this band since i was 6-7 years old. The music came from my older brothers room along with some spicy smoke 😁
Now i´m nearly 60 and i still love this band. Especially "Long as i can see the light". Damn beautiful tune.
Thanks for uploading & greetings from Denmark
The Bayou is the swamp country that the French kicked out of Canada came to in Louisiana. They established a special culture of Cajun that has its own language, culture, food , and music.
The Fogerty brothers hale from El Cerrito, CA, next to Berkely. I was a freshman in High School and I did not appreciate their catalogue until a few years later. I felt like it was not authentic, and you have to understand the incredible number of fire bands that came from the Bay Area alone. However, they did capture the AM airwaves and had a good number of hits. I can give them their due now but in 1969 I was not listening to the AM radio that much. It was the burgeoning era of underground FM stations like KSAN and KMPX. I absolutely love your enthusiasm and authentic reactions. Thank you!
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", "Have You Ever Seen The Rain", "Fortunate Son", "Down On The Corner", "The Midnight Special", "Susie Q", "Travelin' Band", "Run Through The Jungle", "Sweet Hitchhiker", "Bad Moon Rising" etc.
People thought JC & CCR had the quintessential sound of the bayou, but they were a California band.
They are from “El Cerrito, California” (S.F. Bay Area). I first heard this song back in the early ‘60’s. It changed my life…. SanJoséBob
GOTTA HEAR THIER SONG, SUZY Q 👏 GREAT REACTIONS… ROCK ON 👊🖖
I got to see these guys at Olympia Stadium in Detroit back and I think around 1970 and they were phenomenal just phenomenal and this was their first song tore the house down. Love your reactions keep it up. You are just so lovable. Another song that takes you away is by Bob Seger is called. Roll me away great song
Used to fish in the bayous with my grandfather. I love this song for that reason!
Brilliant
This was CCR's BEST SONG. Just really inspired. After that, *Susie-Q, Green River* & all those blues covers they did on the first couple of albums: *Ninety Nine & a Half Won't Do, Penthouse pauper, I Put A Spell On You.* After that their output was less & less "inspired" but they still enjoyed commercial success
Great pick to start my Sunday morning! Thank you. Such a great laid back groove. Always looked forward to new CCR albums.
I think you both would like it here 😊
I think they have alligators in the States…
Charming response as always
Yepp lets dance 😊😊👍👍❤❤
A bayou is a low
Lying flat land that is usually flooded with slow moving water.. it (the water) can be brackish and stagnant.. but it is great habitat for fish and other marine life and fauna.. a hoodoo is a spirit of some sort
This is a shortened version. The full song is about a minute and a half longer. More goodness equals better!
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The first album I ever bought. I was 15 and used my babysitting money. Love CCR!
I know reactors tend to only do requests from those that can contribute but am hoping that you'll consider a request from an old man on social security that is poor.
One of CCR's greatest tunes is called "Long As I See The Light". It will take you straight to church. Hope you'll consider giving it a try and best wishes from New Orleans Louisiana!
The funny thing about this 'swamp rock' band is they were from San Francisco
Crocodiles in Africa and Australia. (narrow noses) Alligators in America. (wide noses)
There are American crocodiles as well in Florida, not just alligators.
@@kurtsaxton823 A handful, brought from Europe. Not native.
@@user-ny1ji3vw6ythey are native, that's the most northerly part of their range, do some research, they range all the way down from Mexico to South America, and from Cuba to Jamaica.
@@user-ny1ji3vw6y they are called American crocodiles for a reason.
@@user-ny1ji3vw6y and also for your information just in case you don't want to do the research they're said to have originated in Cuba where they could have easily made it to South Florida without any help.
great
CCR was like Italian food - everybody likes it. Fogarty had such a righteous and soulful voice. As you say he "took you there". "Swamp Rock" at its best. The bayou country has a strong French influence and culture. The French were kicked out of Acadia by the British who renamed it Nova Scotia. The Acadians - Cajuns - fetched up in Louisiana which at the time belonged to France. Many lived in Maine as well where I grew up. As a child I heard more French than English. The US is very diverse, we don't need any more diversity
Uh, I don't know about that. I hate Italian food but, I love CCR. Always have......., well, since the 60s, anyway.
love you two
Nacido en la Costa otro éxito de CCR ❤❤❤❤
Choogilin...❤
I was born a bit north of the bayou ❤
Yes More CCR please DO SWEET HITCH HIKER and UP AROUND THE BEND and MIDNIGHT SPECIAL and DOWN ON THE CORNER.i
I played this album ALLOT in the summer of 1969. Good memories.
I love that the guy loves the grit
Please come to New Orleans to get some of dat Mardi Gras and crawfish! Great reaction see ya on Bourbon Street!
CCR WAS MY SECOND BAND WHEN I WAS 6 YEARS OLD LOL!!!!! I LOVE THEM TODAY IM 60 BTW LOL THREE DOG NIGHT WAS MY FIRST
What was your life like growing up ? I love your channel ! PEACE TO THE WORLD !
I am having such a good time, smiling so much, having found your channel last night. I think if you heard Ode to Billie Joe, it will take you somewhere else, too. I swear, every time the teenaged kids in the song come in the house, I hear the screen door slam closed behind them. Back then, our wooden screen doors didn't have soft-close mechanisms. It will perhaps be a new genre for you. A HUGE cross-over hit. We were so lucky we had so much cross-over music in our lives.
I know they have been soooo over-played on radio stations over the years but do Credence Clearwater Revival get their due credit for the greatness and enjoyability of their music, their influence and the love from many demographics? They belong on a VERY short list in those regards. I've been guilty of not always giving them their due credit.