Vocal Coach reacts John Fogerty (Creedence Clearwater Revival) - Have You Ever Seen the Rain?
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Creedence Clearwater Revival, also referred to as Creedence and CCR, was an American rock band formed in El Cerrito, California.
"Have You Ever Seen the Rain?" is a song written by John Fogerty and released as a single in 1971 from the album Pendulum (1970) by American rock band Creedence Clearwater Revival.
Produced by John Fogerty
Performed by John Fogerty
Genres: Swamp rock, Blues, Country, Rock, Rockabilly
Origin: El Cerrito, California
Full Name: John Cameron Fogerty
Location and Date
Night of the Proms 2010 - Belgium/Netherlands
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Back then the lyrics were not always printed on the records. We all grew up singing the wrong words. John was asked the funniest words he heard from the crowd, he said on one song the lyrics are 'Bad Moon on the rise' and a girl sang to him 'There's a bathroom on the right' still funny after 40 yrs.
'excuse me, while I kiss this guy'
hendrix thought that was hilarious. He would often actually sing the lyric that way live.
No as bad as Lodi.... oh Lord I'm stuck in ol di Anne again
Simply the greatest singer songwriter ever long live john hands down my favorite musician/voice ever.
Fogerty always had that rocky edge to his high pitched tenor voice. He is also a great guitarist & songwriter.
Hi Beth I love this song it always reminds me of my dad his favorite band is CCR
29 years ago me and my best friend from childhood on had a roadtrip and we listened CCR a lot. My friend passed away 4 years ago, but this song brings the memories back everytime.
A song about the CCR breaking up while still recording, everyone thought is was "sunny" (happy) but it was "rainy" (sad). And his self titled album from '75 was actually really rocky, one of his best.
Probably the best artist I've seen live, he's a perfectionist. 🙌
Beth, there is no one I've ever heard like John F. who can sound so unique, and force you to listen to the absolute beauty hidden in the vulgarity of his voice, and I appreciate that you have such an ear that it brings that smile to your wonderful soul, as it brings to my face. (I can only wish that I had your musical soul.)
I was born in 1969, CCR is some of my first musical memories. I grew up in the East Bay Area and now Tom Fogerty's son Jeff is one of my good friends...life is crazy.
send him my kind regards, what a family ... cheers, best regards to you also and stay safe
Fifty years later, whose voice hasn't changed.
Sounds like the way to your heart Beth is with strings in a song. I love it!!!!
For a Singer Is not enough still to keep a Great voice. It's very important too, to have many very good and wonderful songs like Fogerty have to sing. And when Fogerty sings , he brings at the same Time, sweet memories or at least very good sensations. All wonderful !
Saw CCR in 1969. My girlfriend ran on stage and hugged John Fogerty. He looked shocked but happy! She was a cute redhead like Beth.
He may have changed but, he will always be instantly recognizable, at least to me.
Hi Beth ! Thank you for this Song, it brings back some good memories!
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It is so funny… i watched one if your videos one day when i was bored… i got hooked by your upbeat, chipper personality and obvious love of REAL music… no particular genre. Keep up the great videos!!
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I always just assumed he cleaned up his tone as he was getting older to keep his voice healthy and that was why his voice changed as it did. He went pretty hard on his singing when he was younger lol. He still sings with a lot of power and range, about as much as he ever did. Pretty nice to hear. Especially when he still throws a growl in there every now and then to remind you "Yeah, I'm still John Fogerty" haha
he quit smoking
I think you're both right.
CCR was always the radio back in the late sixties and early seventies.
Been a fan since then.
this song gives me memories, not over this , but I went to Phoenix / Scottsdale with my grandfather when I was little, it was a billion degrees in the hotel room walking in. We opened the window for breeze, and a busker across the street was playing this. Later that night, Arizona got rain that flooded the whole downtown, and that just always struck me as ironic and poignant.
I love this song! I also live watching the joy in your face as you react.
#BethRoars I absolutely love watching your critiques of all kinds of different music. However, as a south Alabama boy in the United States of America, I really dig watching you jam out to some Southern rock-ish stuff such as CCR/John Fogerty! As you say, it really warms my heart! Have a great day and continue to rock ‘n’ roll.
Maybe my favorite CCR song ever, I like his voice.
I think you're right about it being in the stratosphere. It's like almost the perfect song for a funeral send off. Love seeing you hand dance to great music!
Hi Beth. Thanks for a great reaction video. Its always fun learning a lot about music. You always makes me happy 😃😃Lots of love and many hugs from Sweden. ❤❤🎶🎶🌹🌹
CCR!!!!! 'Run Through The Jungle' and 'Fortunate Son' were songs of the Vietnam generation... I'm an old f@rt now but I hear CCR and other bands and I can still smell that rotting jungle foliage and the manure used to fertilize the rice paddies... MORE CCR!!!
Never seen that performed with an orchestra. Very cool!
The more you have fun when reacting, the more I like the video. E a cada dia eu te vejo desfrutando mais. Parabéns.
He grew up in El Cerrito, CA, suburbs east of San Francisco. My roommate lived next door, and the Band practiced in the garage. Their first semi-hit was about the nearby town of Lodi (Stuck in Lodi Again), out when I we studied for our Masters at Sacramento State in 1969-70. "Revival" was the NAME OF their first big album. The Band name was Creedence Clearwater! So many hits in so short a time. Aren't recognized nearly enough how they impacted the music world forever. Thank You.
I saw John Fogerty at the New Orleans Jazz Fest about 20 or 25 ago and he was terrific. I knew he would be good because I listens to CCR from their earliest recordings, but live he exceeded my lofty expectations.
It is great to see you enjoying as much as I myself do while analízing the music
Beth, there is no one I've ever heard like John F. who can sound so unique, and force you (at the same exact moment) to listen to the absolute beauty hidden in the vulgarity of his voice, and I appreciate that you have such an ear that it brings that same smile to your wonderful soul, as it brings to my face. (I can only wish that I had your musical understanding so that my soul could do some of the work for a change...and give my face muscles a bit of a rest whenever I listen to this amazing artist.) --- I had to try and express more clearly what I was trying to express in the last comment I made.
Thank you for all the support David. I am so glad you have been enjoying my videos! Keep smiling!
@@BethRoars I certainly shall! By the way, I'll be checking out your reaction to Dire Straits as soon as I'm finished with this "The Duran" episode. (I'm really hoping for a return to the days when music was the most important thing in my everyday existence - but for now I have to keep up to date on the Russia/NATO conflict that is threatening all of us with immanent corporeal destruction.)
John Fogerty is simply a legend.....enough said.
I will forever prefer his version with CCR as Stu Cook played those great bass lined and Doug Cliford made the hi-hat sound like rain coming down on the chorus in the late 1960s.
Good comments made! I always thought his voice , Jim Morrison (Doors), Marty Balin (Jefferson Airplane), and John Kay (Steppenwolf) were the male Rock voices of the 60's! Beth btw is a Doll!
This song was written about John's experience at Woodstock!
No, the song you mean is Who’ll Stop the Rain?
Just before my ship left port of overseas, CCR came out with Proud Mary. No one had been able to buy the album before leaving port. While wondering the streets of Naples Italy, I found the album and was a hit on my ship, USS Yellowstone AD-27
His song “Joy of my Life” is so beautiful and his voice really shines. Chris Stapleton does a cover that really doesn’t stand up to the original
John has an odd accent for being from California. Most classify them as Country Rock, but they are in the same catagory as Buffalo Springfield and The Byrds. Although many rock bands of the era had an early country as well as blues root. I think CCR might be closer to the Bakersfield sound than straight up country. When John's Centerfield album came out, it brought 2 generations of rock fans together.
this my go-to karaoke jam
He said he put on that more gritty, deeper baritone thing in CCR. That's not how he would've naturally sang, but they were doing a lot of blues and I think he felt like his voice was too wimpy for that. He didn't wanna sound like a 20something California boy, he wanted to sound like he really lived what he was singing. As he got older his natural voice sounded more "lived in" so he started singing more naturally
CCR still on my player when I go walking, love 'I put a spell on you through the grapevine" Btw Beth, I could not find Dave Matthews in your list, which really surprises me, because he has a very distinctive voice in songs as 'Too much" and 'Squirm'
Love your hair, love your accent, love your roar, love your reactions. thx
Beth rules as usual. And then Beth ROARS!
Great critique Beth, yr the second vocal coach who said his voice changed. Wonder how he would sound doing I put a Spell on You Now, Traveling Band or Up Around the Bend. Been a huge fan of his and CCR since the start with Suzie Q in 68. He's still performing also a very nice humble man.
Nice to see another reaction to YES my favorite group. I subscribe to anyone who reacts to them so this great music can be passed on to others. I personally like "The Gates of Delirium" a tiny bit more than "Close to the Edge" but not by much. Check out "Awaken", especially the live version with Rick Wakeman. And "That, That Is", "Starship Trooper" lots of great music. Some of their lyrics tell a story. Some like this are like a Picasso painting. Up to you to interpret. "Turn of the Century" is a good one about a sculptor who's wife dies. Gates of Delirium is about war. Let's hear more. I'll stay subscribed if you play more.
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I am so used to this being associated with artillery or bombs, from Vietnam era references/media, it is kind of weird to see newer generations associate it with the literal lyrics
Have You Ever Seen the Rain está entre as músicas que mais gosto, e Creedence está entre as bandas que mais gosto, aqui no Brasil fazem muito sucesso as músicas.
I'll throw a vote in for voctave oh come all ye faithful
Me gustó tu reacción y la chispa que le das a la música de los clásicos
Good comments about a great singer and song! BTW, I'd really like to dance with you - keep that chair rockin'!
I m brazilian and big fan, congratulacion
John Fogerty's response to someone's comment on his voice over the years, and he said that as one ages, the vocal cords become harder.
Great reaction -- really different "voice" from when he was younger. Sounds a bit affected to me, but it's probably the best way for him to sing these days and to protect his voice.
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The best swamp rock that ever came from northern California 😍🤩
Anything by CCR is good. "Run Through the Jungle" is probably my favorite, since it is reminiscent of Vietnam. I did not make it there, but many of my friends did.
I go back to CCR very often
"Mamunia" by Paul MacCartney, "Let it Rain" by Eric Claption, "Rain" by the Beatles, lots of good songs about the rain out there.
I've always thought of this as sad - after I saw it used in an episode of "tour of duty" (the series about the Vietnam war) - it was played as a guy carried his dead friend to a waiting evac helicopter in the pouring rain.
I used to love Tour of Duty, I've got every episode on VHS tape, I recorded it off the tv, when it was shown here in Scotland.
Wonderful reaction!
Beth can you do a vocal reaction for me. Joe longthorne had great live vocal. joe passed away a few years back. You will find a few live performances of joe. I have not seen any UA-cam reaction on joe longthorne it would be great to get you thoughts. He was Very talented he also did vocal impression. Thanks Lee
He's an older man protecting his voice, hence the lack of rasp (except when necessary). Making the crowd do the heavy lifting in certain parts doesn't hurt either. He knows what he's doing.
Don't know if i would really call CCR or John country singers - they were more blues and what became swamp rock. I don't think John has changed his singing style, he has just aged - you gotta remember that CCR was a 60s and early 70s band . Check out Fogerty's factory on UA-cam
Enjoying your reactions a lot. Compare his voice these days with how he sang back in the CCR days. Much of the rasp and grit is gone now. I believe to save his voice. What do you think?
Please reaction Juan Grabiel ft John Fogerty cuando ves salir el sol-(Clearwater)
Should listen to the early day singing.
I was more influenced by CCR’s “Who’ll Stop the Rain”, but both songs are great.
My voice turned into what this sounds like after the Doctor who took my tonsils and adenoids out LIED to me and told me I'd suffer no change to my singing voice.
Singers, NEVER LET THEM TAKE YOUR ADENOIDS!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Could you please do Mourning songs by holding absence
He isn't technically a Country singer. When he was in the band they were more southern rock even though they were from CA.
Please go to the Willie Nelson version.
It wasn't meant to be joyful. It was foreshadowing of CCR falling apart.
He’s always a fantastic show! Of course he was sued as a solo artist for sounding like CCR. In other words he was sued for sounding like himself.
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His voice has changed, but i saw him live at the age of 75, and he could still hit the notes to all his songs, in the orinigal key, which is amazing
It's almost like hes apeing himself onthis one. Like h was playing himself in a SNL sketch.
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Yup, his voice has changed and he lost some low end. Interestingly, the opposite seems to have happened to Roger Daltry.
I think its age..he is sounding more like cash losing his raspiness after decades of using his voice and taking on a more country-sounding song. I prefer his younger vocals personally.
Probably should of picked an earlier clip
I listened this one too many times during an english class due to its vocabulary now I can't stand this song! Same situation as tears of the dragon
Por favor se puder comente sobre SEPULTURA de preferência esta musica (Vocalista Brasileiro).
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His voice was great until put me in coach but as aged lost his voice but really talented.
so much better without the hangers on that stabbed him in the back.
A great song but a traitor to his band mates. It’s all very unfortunate, my son.
i always liked him but he always sounded like he was forcing his voice out through a straw and his diction was contrived
Yeah, but we'll never forget that "There's a bathroom on the right"
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I'm kinda disappointed. This performance gives off a strong old-man-lost-his-edge vibe, I strongly prefer the original, which I absolutely love.
BTW, your roar at the very end gets me every. Single. Time.