Creedence Clearwater Revival - Green River (Official Lyric Video)
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- Опубліковано 21 лип 2014
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Music video by Creedence Clearwater Revival performing Green River. (C) 2014 Concord Music Group, Inc.
#CreedenceClearwaterRevival #GreenRiver #Vevo
My father has died from COVID this night, and this was one of his favorite songs ever...
So sorry to hear that my friend, he's jamming to this in heaven✌️👍
@@kennyhuskisson2684 surely he's doing that.
Oh no ):
My prayers go to your family 🙏
RIP
You know, fellas, I was born in the USSR. to tell you the truth this band was even bigger than The Beatles in my country!
They should've been....
There was CCR in the USSR???
@@SovietBear4 no they didn't come to the USSR! but we used to have some vynil records that we listened to and enjoyed their music very much!
@@Olegzyan thought the Russians blocked the sales of those
@@arifbayusatrio1028 In the USSR western rock music was not on sale in the music stores, mainly the records were smuggled.
My brothers favorite song.He played lead guitar,self taught and a real MASTER...My brother,Tony,is in ROCK N ROLL HEAVEN NOW....I LOVE YOU BROTHER😢❤❤❤
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My 5yo daughter is just nuts about this track and CCR !!! And im the proud father...
Well done dad
As you should be, pay it forward papa
raising her right.
Thats awsome!! My daughter now 28, she loved some of ccr songs when she was little, back in the 70s i loved this music riding in my Dads suped up cutlass!! 🤘
Don't forget to play her some Slayet, Sabbath, Priest and so on
Man, San Andreas had such a good soundtrack.
man your profile picture has such a good memories too !
in my opinion it is the best soundtrack in the saga
@@danielpletikosic9021 Windows Messenger?
@@FrightF msn
loved riding around on the motorcyle through the rural areas and blasting this. And blasting people
CCR has never written a bad song. That’s a fact ✌🏻
hell yeah
That's not a fact,it's your opinion.Opinions are not facts.
@@exterminateparasites3185 Oh, behave.
You need to listen to their Mardi Gras album then.
@@mikejames4691 Yeah, but still my favourite band!!
Who’s listening in 2024??? ❤
👀
Been listening this song since the 70's
Im the same one listening from the jump
Everybody! You doubt?🤣We are all alive!💪
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As a Non American when i Heard CCR im feeling the Most American feeling in my soul..
The only problem with this song is that it is not long enough.
no,this is the classical hit-limit! the message of a true rock song is done within 3 minutes or it never will.
Agreed
@@tomatin6437 That's right, so you just play it over and over since you were a teenager ... like me!
@@tomatin6437 How about Stairway to Heaven, Comfortably Numb, Kashmir, or Hotel California? Or even Hey Jude
AGREED
Songs that make you feel nostalgic for places you've never been to are the best.
True. Even better if you have.
@@jacobkingery1389 "even better if you have"
I dont think that applies to fortunate son
youve never been to a river or lake or ocean?
@@wickedhouston5538 I guess he puts the led on Vietnam and not on the bayoo... ;) :(
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I am someone wh
red years
What was particular about this song was we did walk the cross ties on the old B&M rail line along the Connecticut river, knew a person named Lucien Cody who did have a camp (and a mean ass dog) who lived on River Road and we fished in the Green River. But I’ll bet most people who lived along a major river probably had the same. These tunes were during my late teens and we all worried about the draft and Vietnam. What a waste of life as we now get much of our clothes from Vietnam. Never let a government fool you into war.
I wasn't in Vietnam, but I feel ya brother 🙏
Wow this gave me a great shift of mind, I wish good days for the rest of your days man
yea but then thank you for your service 30 years later. screwed up.
Cool story. I spent my summers in Arkansas. Lots of catfish fry's and rope to jump in a river!
Papa said son don't let the man get ya, do what he done to me
I remember playing this song during a rough time in my life. My Mom was in the hospital and I was helping to take care of three younger siblings. I was 13 and after school I would get out my portable record player and play this song while I washed dishes. I played it over and over and over. It took me through that bad time.
SAME HERE,IT WAS MY LIFELINE SONG,GOD BLESS
CCR makes me proud to be American!There’s nothing like the freedom of a groovin’ Rockin’ song like Green River!
You are strong but live in a shithole country.
I read your comment before I looked af your name. Not sure why. Boys wouldn't wash dishes.
This music fits everywhere:
Road in middle of nowhere
Asian jungles
Desert
San andreas lol
South Vietnamese lol
...and bayou
Can’t forget the river/lake cruisin as well
las vegas . . .
*me flying to Vietnam*
Me: Captain, turn off the radio
Captain: We don't have radio, son
It was the trees damn it
Nice one lol
cuz sky speaking ccr
How.... *Fortunate*
🌲🌳🌲🌳🌲😳🌲🌳🌲🌳🌲
I am from England. I was 14 and totally immersed in the music of CCR. One of the best bands ever, and Green River one of the best tunes ever!! Thank you Fogarty and Co.
I just saw John Fogerty & his sons perform during their Celebration Tour. John has FINALLY re-gained the rights from the creeps at Fantasy Records to perform his OWN music! He'll be 78 this moth & still puts on a FABULOUS show! 🙂
Hello..Tony from England
@@lauradundon3387 Hello Laura, 👋 nice of you to drop in!!
How are you ?
Nice one Tony my eldest brother got me hooked on CCR in 1970 and I've been hooked ever since. Ronnie from Preston. 😊😊
@@ronaldmcalister8008 Hi Ronnie from Preston, I am so glad that so many people are hooked on CCR. Green River makes me feel so good and transports me back to that era....wish I could stay there!! 😁
This song has a timeless attraction to it. It's rhythm STILL swings here in 2023! . . . One of CCR's best!
That bass! All I can say. 💚
**If you listen to this in 2021! *YOU my friend have great taste in Music ✌
Thanks
Ronald Corona thank you
Ronald Corona 2019 and forever!
I'll still be listening to stuff like this many years from now
I'm listen from Brazil.
If the police can't stop you... You must be on... the dust! (K-DST)
🥺🥺👀👀😒✌🇨🇦
Real rockers wear leather jackets.
Not some flannel shirts
Sting can stop me
San Andreas 😍🤤
Yeah I'm going to do this but I took it off I got a lot more to play a guy
I just can't get enough of this song. One of the greatest rock songs ever.
Is thrue
So then, if you love this song, what do you think of The Hollies, Long Cool Woman In A Black Dress?
@@tornillo95 javais 18 ans et je dansais le bop ..france
I'm inclined to agree actually. I love simple perfect song and this is one. For another, try Kinks Sunny Afternoon.
Also the Cars had quite a few simple perfect songs. There are hundreds if not thousands out there, but yeah the simple perfect song. Signs, by Five Man Electrical Band is another, Go All the Way, Raspberries are another couple.
Steve Harley & Cockney Rebel had a ripper, Make me Smile:
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music never get's old just a little dusty
yep. got this when I was 11.
+Paulo Cruz Forgot the little *cough cough*
If the police can't catch you, you must be on, THE DUST.
well said!
Dust to dust
The ultimate "swamp rock" band. What a totally original sound they had.
satisfaction pony.
That's why they're my fav band, Rock songs with Country and Blues feel to em
It sounds like it came out of, and belongs deep in the bayou, but it is the "Bakersfield sound", California country if you will, Buck Owens and Don Rich were a huge influence on Fogerty.
@@frankkolton1780 Did not know that - thanks.
@@frankkolton1780 Yea, California is a real big place. People sometimes forget there's more to it than just San Francisco and LA. (Okay, fine, Berkeley isn't far off but I stand by the point.)
As for the sound, check out Powderfinger by Bob Dylan. Another contender by one of the few people I'd put anywhere near Fogerty's level of writing.
Probably the most underrated songs ever by CCR.
How is one of their most well known tracks with over 80 Million views underrated?
That 65 - 76 era of music that will always stand as 'TIMELESS'. CCR sure has a nice footprint in it too.
I'd say '66 (Revolver) to '81 (Rush - Moving PIctures) was the zenith of music.
From 1996 to 2011 I was a soldier in the Special Combat Force of Germany in Somalia, the whole Yugoslav war (IFOR, SFOR, KFOR) Afghanistan, Congo and others. My life during the war and then 174 festivals. I found my happiness in the war and have 1 children. When I see such beautiful young people today who reinvent the hits of that time, it makes me happy. I wish you all the best and health, peace and love. REAST in PEACE my brothers in Arms. Greetings from germany..... Martin
Salute from Croatia and thank you💯✋
Have you ever killed someone from Yugoslavia?
@@megahippi7661 Naah its only was question bcs i have ancestors from 3 states that was in Yugoslav war (Croatia,Serbia and Bosnia).
@@megahippi7661 Es ist sehr seltsam. Die Deutschen haben hier in Jugoslawien viele Menschen getötet.
My ancestors found fun and peace in bombing your cities and murdering your ground forces in Northern Africa. We took the hilltops and churches where your forces hid in Italy and in France we came across the massacres your ancestors left behind before they ran home behind the shitcreek line.
And that's only the start.
I can say so much more.
Arohanui Maori Battalion
All my love to the whole of Bomber Command.
And love to my Great uncle who died in the desert because Germany got angry.
My dad immigrated from Mexico in the late 60’s. He’s played songs like this my whole life I’m grateful for my dad he’s as Mexican as it gets but you’d swear he was from the south. Which we are ... Southern California 😂😂
Hey man we stole All the cowboy shit from rancheros so hey
@@tweakers_of_Seattle_channel nope they stole it from Europeans cows came from Europe in 1525 it all came fully circle ironically
@@swaythegod5812 A ranchero doesn't have to raise cow to be a rancher cows went from India to Europe then to the America's the culture south of the modern USA border exhibited clothes such as pointy boots bigs sombrero hats ext that style was technically brought here from Europe first by the Spanish and then later was adopted by southern white USA dwellers
Actually, CCR were from California too! Lol
Blessings for your pops from the senoran desert yee yee.
Pure southern rock. Tremendous song. John is and always was a super talented genius. God bless him!!
Music videos didn't even exist back then. Consider yourselves fortunate that talented people exist.
My spoused served in Vietnam "1967" few months after higher school graduation 😢straight to US Army Training, then head straight on into Vietnam! Came home wounded, but thankful, especially seeing many die in a war we should have never be on.
Credence Clear Water Revival was his favorite group!
Creedence Clearwater Revival will be always one of my favorite bands.
Me too. Fogerty's voice was off the scale brilliant. Singing those tricky rythms he just nailed it every time. This song especially. I have'nt met a session musician who could sing this. It's the timing and grabbing those lyrics. 👌💙
У ДЖОНА ГОЛОСИЩЕ
And they didn't ev3n come from the area they wrote about..also they didn't succumb to the drug culture..good for CCR
Mine too
That is awesome ,,, I'm 67 and that is awesome ! I have been Remembering this music and never want to forget it !!!
Only 67❤
I have listened to CCR since early 70's, heard this song probably 10,000 times and the only words I know are "c'mon on a green river". And I'm not even sure that's right.
Me, too. That accent was non-sensical in those days (especially to Australians!). So glad to finally read the words here! Makes the song even better!
Best creedence song in my opinion. John so talented. We need artists with talent throw away this computer generated stuff. John has such a wonderful voice.
i think that the best song of creedence is it came out of the sky
This is his favorite Creedence song too lmao
@@edgreen8140 huh? Im just saying that this is John's favorite Creedence song.
De acuerdo
Ramble Tamble is a great one.
This song was the soundtrack of a summer of my life , a 13 year old, exploring the wonders of the outdoors and the joy of being alive!
Me too brother! Good times in a Florida summer of my youth! 😉👍😎
@@toddmcintosh83 😊👍
sounds like a good life
Me too. I also was 13 in 69. The song that did it for me was Bad Moon Rising.
We were kids then. Really knew how to have fun. No video games just pure adventure!
Just collecting my Vietnam Playlist
Leaving this comment here so after a month or a year when someone likes it, i get reminded of this song ❤
All you had to do is to follow the damn train CJ !!!
That mission is the easiest one in the game I have no idea why people think it's so hard
***** Now a little trivia do you know that mission derailed from gta 5 when trevor ride a bike and then try to jump on a train ? there is a task in the mission called " better than CJ " It was an easter egg to The Wrong Side Of The Tracks mission in GTA SA
+ammar fawaz hell yeah! san andreas the best game ever !
+ammar fawaz shut the fuck up Cee lo green.
+austin michael Because big smoke have an accuracy at 1%
My dad worked 42 years for CSX Railroad ..... he kept America moving ..... Love All Flat Car Riders And Cross Tie Walkers ..... you know who you are ..... peace out ..... RIP Pops
I'm Swedish and love every inch of America!
My father used to put this on our car when I was little. A lot of water flowed since then, but I still look back fondly to the memories. Now I can understand why he played it...
Well, take me back down
Where cool water flow, yeah
Let me remember things I love
Stopping at the log where catfish bite
Walking along the river road at night
Barefoot girls dancing in the moonlight
I can hear the bullfrog calling me
Wonder if my rope's
Still hanging to the tree
Love to kick my feet
Way down the shallow water
Shoe fly, dragon fly
Get back to your mother
Pick up a flat rock
Skip it across Green River
Well
Up at Cody's camp
I spent my days, oh
With flat car riders
And cross-tie walkers
Old Cody Jr took me over
Said, you're gonna find
The world is smouldering
And if you get lost
Come on home to Green River
Well
Come home
it's literally a lyric video.
Bless all who put lyrics in the comments bc lyrics come up slower on the video
This song reminds me of when i was expelled from a camp for sneaking a snake into the cabin...
One of the best band to ever crossed the airwaves.
Speed Reaper fuck yeah i want some fucking whiskey now lol
I might be able to say its the best of this genre
jacob babbitt Queen will always be my best followed by CCR
I agree 100.%
I.sgree 100%
If you listen to this three times in a row, you'll get 'Nam flashbacks, no matter how old you are.
Unbelievable guitar work
This song is an entire vibe. When music becomes an emotional shuttle and transports you to another time and place, almost instantly, it's really good art. Nothing else can do that for you quite like music. The highs and lows one experiences while taking in the music is, in and of itself, a dopamine hit just like a really good drug. This is a timeless masterpiece that will be around far beyond anyone's lives today. If we haven't destroyed ourselves by then, I often ponder what people from the far off future will think about this music.
As a 23 year old, same
The imagery here is Mark Twain quality. Masterpiece of English in my mind.
Great comment
This is one of those times where I am so glad I read the comments. Profound, dude, simply profound.
Lol chill out bro. You're just emotionally attached to it....nothing life shattering like electricity.
"Lady i'm a god fearing, peace loving man of the people"
CJ - 1992
CCR can pack so much awesomeness into a 2 minute song with just their instruments than most bands can in a entire album with all the sound effects to help them.
I did not find it in the comments so i'll write it myself
Thanks to GTA:SA sound designers for putting this song in the game. So younger people like me could discover new music and keep it alive for the next generations
Best beer drinking around a fire pit song ever.
Amen brother!
Down by the river with a 30 rack of coors light lol. Hell yeah
Many a beers, many a babes around the ol' bonfires, miss those days!
BUD and WEISER
"Pick up a flat rock, skip it across the Green River."
Back in the early 90s me n my long time boyfriend, lived in Tennessee. Ccr was one of his favorite bands of all time.we were real young back then,but we'd herd that they were playing a free outdoors gig.we were so excited.we got all packed up ,a blanket to sit on,some beers our dogs of course, and hopped up into our d 3 on the tree ford pick up...well course with our luck back then the dam thing just would not start.we tried everything, all the tricks we knew about it,but still...no luck.Anyhow with great dissapointment, we ended up missing the show ,but did set up our own space out on our farm n listened to the local show on our old radio live instead. It of course wouldn't compare or be by any means the same as in actually being there,but it was the best we could do at the time.
Chickens and there babies walking around us as we sat on that blanket in the grass and listened and dreamed we were there.No phone back then to try n get a ride from anyone,but it still was a day to remember. I still do.Hes passed on now 5 years actually, and ill always remember that day and what it meant..
The kids who grow up on today's music will never understand what it meant to grow up on music like this.
very true but i cant get enough of 70's and 80's music
Except I AM growing up on this music.
So true. They do not even grow up today on what I would CALL music!
even 90s/00's Kids get to know it, from games like GTA San Andreas of Mafia 3. and i think thats great.
Today they,d rather listen to Rhianna etc ,what happened?
Another masterpiece grew up listening this band much love ❤ rock on
Same here ❤ 🎸 🤘
Fogerty's masterpiece-the Mark Twain of American rock music.
This is brilliant. You hit it.
Yeh still my favourite track,,,followed by tombstone shadow, then born on a bayou.
👏👏👏👏👏
*_Green River_* is, hands down, my favorite Creedence Clearwater Revival song
I agree. I played the drums for 10 years as a hobby and I played to this song the most. I lived in the Pine Barrens of New Jersey and CCR aside from Blue Grass was the official music.
This is #1 , born on the bayou #2 and #3 is midnight special. CCR will always be amazing
that makes 2 of us
Mine too
BAREFOOT GIRLS DANCIN IN THE MOONLIGHT
God bless him my dad died long ago heart felt
Mi padre me ponía está canción de bebé, porque me decía que solo ella me tranquilizaba y sacaba una sonrisa, cambió la vida, y ahora le pongo Green River a mí padre para que siga la canción con su alma pese a su grave enfermedad.
La música nos une.
así es hermano
Fuerza amigo
Yee
pronta recuperación para tu señor padre, al igual que mi padre sufre del Parkinson, pero esta música los hace sentir muy bien, bendiciones
Eso me gusta bro yo tambien con mi padre nos ponemos a escuchar jamiro quake, tambien los guns roses y máa
John Fogerty is was and always will be the man👍🏻👍🏻
So true! He's awesome...
John Fogerty is the rock 'n roll man
No, no, no. Fogarty was sticking it to The Man!
Him and Robert plant
No doubt!
It was just me and mom growing up and we had very different taste in music but we both loved ccr. So on the weekends we would blast their greatest hits while we did chores together. One way to make memories of dusting furniture and sweeping floors tolerable. Miss singing with her.
My older brother Lloyd introduced me to CCR's music back in 70 and still think that they along with Bachman Turner Overdrive were the best bands at the time. Green River is definitely one of my favorites.
My older brothers did the same. I re-discovered Creedence in 1981 & I haven't stopped listening! 🙂
CCR must be without a doubt the most underrated band ever , there absolutely amazing. 👍👌🙏👏
I have always felt CCR is the best American rock band. No one else compares or even sounds like them.
Status Quo also underrated band.
@@vincentfisher1603 CCR are the American Beatles! Ill take CCR any day!
You're fooling yourself if you think they're underrated.
@@fredv6237 exactly what I was thinking lol
in the 70's this was on the radio all the time
Din't this song came out in '68?
@@John-st2sx 69
They STILL play this stuff a lot!!!! Hey no biggie I grew up on this stuff on the radio
Came out in 69' Vietnam Era
This is and was the best song to listen to when I used work on River boats
I'm a metal guy, but I love me some CCR!
Long live this song.
What an anthem.
Barefoot girls dancing in the moonlight!
I can hear the bullfrog callin' me
Wonder if my rope’s still hanging to the tree
@@loganreuter6072 Love to kick my feet way down the shallow water
Shoefly, dragonfly Get back to your mother
You couldn't get anymore late 60's early 70's
Just sayin’, if the world ends, this is the kind of music I’ll be listening to while wandering the ruins
Update: February 2021 and it’s looking close, time to go to green river
Update 2: March 2022 and we’re definitely fucked. I have my playlist and survival gear ready.
Update 3: November 2023 inflation is worse, and isn’t coming down any time soon. North Korea launched 23 missiles today and South Korea responded. DEFCON 3 has been announced recently. It’s not looking any better.
Same here mate
Me too!✌️
Haha ill be with ya
Low key this would make an epic fallout track
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What a classic song , great band , music like this has no expiry date 🎸🎸
Real men are listening to this on the porch with their dogs while we overlook the property. Bonus points if your with someone who will give you strong babies
There are certain songs, that to certain people, can never get old or worn out. This to me, is near the top of that list.
Here's another -- Don't mess around with Jim by Jim Croce.
As is all of ccr’s tunes. It’s like they’re part of humanity’s growth.NYC dude loving the country vibe.rock on.
@@dorianward4909LA brother feeling the vibe on this one 🙋♂️ man
I was a musician in the 60's. In the later part of the 60's I saw all hell break loose around me. Everyone was singing "la la la" as they walked blindly off the cliffs of following the mess my generation was being herded into. But, whenever I heard and found myself enjoying CCR on my car radio? I would become quiet inside. I wondered how they seemed able to escape it all. Excellent heart of America talent. Always their own person. Their own music. Their lives. Thank you CCR!
This is what we lovingly called "Swamp Rock". CCR was a great band.
Reminds me of gta san andreas radio station KDust
Fogerty had a great poetic gift: flat car riders and cross tie walkers- scans beautifully against the guitars. These would be depression-era veterans taking it easy in the 60s, with great tales to tell. Not to mention the wonderfully strange harmonies in the full versions of Susie Q, grapevine, and the powerful aggression of Fortunate Son. The forgotten three so solid
Well Said! I admire you for your intelligence. They will never be forgotten. (Having mentioned it!) today
You're on the Dust. Try not to shit your pants
Farticus Maximus
When all your buddies from the seventies have gone to rehab, we strongly suggest you stay on... The Dust...
Timothy Little I left seafood in the trunk
Timothy Little lol haha no way gta
Fuck anything that's happening around ya, just put K-DST and drive! :D
I grew up on CCR!! My 25 y.0 loves them too!!🙌🏼🙌🏼🎉
Oh for the 70s sadly missed…But thanks to UA-cam revives very happy memories.👊🏼THANKS
I may be old, but at least I got to hear some great music in my life before I died.
This song hits different in the morning while drinking a beer and smoking a blunt! Got damn I'm hyped!!!
Right on brother
Just curious, when did they start calling them blunts? I grew my own in the 70s, even went to jail for it, yeah, it was like that back then, ahh the good ol' days, we just called them joints.:-)
@@oldeagle2514 blunts are joints rolled in cigar wraps (or hemp wraps)
@@bewi333 Thank's for the info, but I knew what they were, I just didn't know when they started with blunts as they weren't a thing when I was young and weed was a mainstay in my life! Yeah, we're talking 1969 and on!
This song is about a pedophile that raped 3 women at a river called green river. Sorry but that's the truth
Fogherty is one of the greatest American song writers ever...what an absolute jam
When this music first came out we used to drive around in our cars drinking beer smoking pot and having a great time and playing this music still sounds great today brings back memories!❤
Sounds like a time of absolute decadence. LOL. Podium.
@@neeverd call it what you want we had fun we didn't hurt anybody and we didn't shoot anybody. Look what the kids are doing today mass shootings. Flash mobs looting and burning down stores and rioting everywhere over anything and everything. Fentanyl overdoses thousands of them with kids every year. Thousands of kids committing suicide over trivial things on social media every year. I'm 70 years old and most of my friends are dead but it wasn't for the things that are happening now. Do you believe things are better or worse for you or your children then they were when I grew up?
I love how John just like, makes up whatever he wants lyrically and vocally. One of the best things about CCR.
Love the guitar beginning, barefoot girl dancing in the moonlight
this song is about Louisiana if you listen closely. cool eh
+John C. Wood no shit?
+John C. Wood According to the songwriter it about the Putah River in California where John Fogerty played growing up. Long way from Louisiana.
Lot's of green rivers , in '69 when CCR released the song , I moved to Rio Verde, ( River Green ) Goias , Brazil .) Was 12 yrs old at the time , came back to U.S. 2 yrs later heard this song and CCR for first time , was my fav. rock band for years after that.
+Ralph Dyck lot of Green Rivers yes, but only one that CCR is singing about.
Absolutely brilliant
Anytime CCR came on the radio when I was a toddler/child it would put me in a trance my Mom said no matter what I was doing I would stop and sit in front of the speaker till it ended. Guess I was destined for a finely tunned ear!!!
Same with me and The Stones,Donovan and countless others of '60s music machine.Cant imagine it happening to today's infants but then what does this old git know?
Yes, it's short, but it's still one of the greatest rock songs of all time
Excellent video. I’m born and raised in Los Angeles in the 70’s and have always loved CCR. Especially this song. Your video is exactly what I’d see in my mind’s eyes as I’d mentally drift off and I’d listen to this great song.
Damn, I felt like I was 12 years old for a couple minutes. Thank you!
I have a alot of family in Black River, and this song is a total vibe of this place. Amazing
All American band this will go on til the end of the days
Lot of us will not make it through
*_Yes ,I'm a Maniac With a Gun_*
hello sanandres how are u
So... how'd it go the second time
We twin brothers
@@arsyal Aren't you dead Brian? Wait, are you Brian or Carl?
Musica tropical
San Andres, PS2, Cold cola and old tv... Where are these days
I miss this so
+Ufuk Ercan if only I could travel back in time to the day I first got my copy of San Andreas on the ps2
Gonna be replaced by Mafia III, Mountain Dew and a triple-monitor setup (not like I've any of these, lol).
Hell yeah... The old times...
I feel I need to grab a GMC delorian and time travel
Went to 2 John Fogarty concerts with my family. Loved every minute of it. Hope to go see Fogarty again this year
I can NEVER get enough of CCR and am learning to play it on guitar, as well as sing along. It brings back so many good memories of growing up in Texas; Pearland, Houston, etc. , the Gulf. All the swampy areas, memories of snakes the parents had killed on the back trails walking us to school, the day my older brother took me and my baby brother fishing. We were standing in the mud at the water's edge, holding our little fishing poles, tall grass and weeds so high in the swampy bush, when suddenly our 17 year old, 6'2" brothers starts shouting "Run kids. run!" I stared in awe, watching him run, his rod in one hand, as he fished for his knife in his pocket, an angry, huge, black cottonmouth hooked on his line. The image is imprinted in my mind; the snake was not only hooked, but so mad that it actually was swimming toward us. It was so black and so beautiful with its mouth wide open, white contrasted against its scaly, dark body, from the pages of National Geographic. It all happened so fast between the time he "caught" this majestic viper to the moment he cut the line...all as we ran, it seemed in slow motion. These are the memories this song in particular brings back to me. Now I live in Florida, on the Gulf, so pretty much the same still, ha ha!
1969 - 2022
CELEBRATING 53 YEARS SINCE THE RELEASE OF "GREEN RIVER", CCR'S SECOND STRAIGHT NUMBER ONE ALBUM 🎸
'69 Boulder Colo. I was 18. CCR What.. Man what an album. Do you love CCR?
Although I'm mainly a fan of punk rock and heavy metal, I still love listening to this and other swamp rock songs when I'm camping in the Oklahoma countryside. Really relaxing song around a campfire.
I love the up tempo, the drumming is perfect, and the guitar playing is the best too. What kind of chords are those that made them so popular? I am guessing blues chords. The whole band was amazing I remember them from when I was teenager at their peak.
Think I got to get back on my chopper and ride to San Fierro.
GTA SA
This song has been a constant in every part of my life from elementary school to 40 years old.
40? Try 12 to 67!
*"Hello, Lou."*
I'm going to get a mullet cut today + this is my mullet song for the whole day 🦅