First listen to Creedence Clearwater Revival - Suzie Q (REACTION)
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I was a sophomore in high school when this became a hit. I loved to play it softly in the late evenings just before I drifted off to sleep. Such a good blusey melody and beat. Thanks for the memories.
Congrats on finding CCR and this gem in particular. My fav and still fresh after 50 years. My hs band thrived on CCR songs.
I love watching your voyage of discovery. It rekindles my appreciation for the music. It brings back the feeling of wonder and discovery of hearing it all for the first time.
The two best songs CCR ever did were "Born on the Bayou," and "Suzi Q." They had many really good ones, but those two were on a different level. "I put a spell on you," gets honorable mention. It was pretty close as well.
Thanks
I completely agree 👍 They are great ! The three you site are Great in the fifth degree 😎✌
You saved me the trouble of saying precisely that. I'm not sure this young man has even listened to Born On The Bayou, has he?
I would probably rank *99 1/2 Won't Do* slightly ahead of *I Put A Spell On You* and then maybe *Green River* and *Fortunate Son.* The first two albums were fantastic. After that they "went commercial" and I lost thrill, but still...for a time...they were awesome...
@827dusty Aparently 2 years late respons. Idon't necessarilly disagree but the IN your face contempt shown by CCR for the rich and privileged in Fortunate Son can NEVER not be a top 3-5 top CCR hits.
CCR recorded this cover in 1968, ten years after Dale Hawkins' original. Give that one a listen someday. But CCR's version is pure psychedelic heaven.
These guys fit right into the late sixties and early 70's. Great group.
🎼Oh Lord/ stuck in Lodi again..,,
Thanks for checking out the long version,it’s so much better
'Born on the Bayou' From: 'Bayou Country' (1969) ...
'Proud Mary' From: 'Bayou Country' (1969) ...
'Who'll Stop the Rain' From: 'Cosmo's Factory' (1970) ...
'Bad Moon Rising' ...
'Lookin' Out My Back Door' ...
'Green River' ...
'Down on the Corner' ...
Ramble tramble
Bruce Springsteen, inducting CCR into the RnR Hall of Fame said, "They weren't the fastest, they weren't the loudest, they were just the best." Yep.
This is my favorite version
,I love the eerie chanting in this
Version
Please do long version of I Heard It Thru The Grapevine by CCR. Jamming for sure
It makes me feel good when I see young people liking this kind of music. Yes, it is a fun song. You should hear "keep on chooglin."
CCR has always been one of my favorite bands. There were bands that made albums where one song took up one side. I thought they would do that but the closest they came to was "heard it through the grapevine.
Love Keep On Chooglin. It's my favorite CCR tune, along with Suzie Q. Takes me back to great times.
Hats off for realizing there were two versions and thinking it through as to why, and choosing the right one.
Used to come home every day after school and dance my feet off to this and all their other albums, had a great beat to all of them
Keep On Chooglin' - there's a good live video (from Woodstock) floating around.
I love that album. Their best IMO. Many will disagree, but I love the extended soloing and the raw soulful songs on this album. "Ninety Nine And A Half", "Walk On The Water" and "Gloomy" are amazing on this album.
Fantastic swampy redition.🎸🎵😝
A landmark number. CCR truly established itself with this. Lyrics in a song like this are secondary. Thanks for doing this.
The early days of stereo recording had alot of producers desperately trying to figure it out. Drums, bass and guitar in one ear and guitar and vocal in the other is so disjointed. Best heard through very powerful speakers, cranked up. It comes together a bit better.
I love this and I'm thankful to have been a kid when it came out. So I got to hear it on the radio on a regular basis. My growing up music, soundtrack to my early life. Great one.
Glad you chose the longer version. The shorter version does an early fadeout after the vocals end.
Incredible Cover of a Classic. Creedence Clearwater Revivals first Hit Single. Love it. ♥️🎼🎵🎶🇨🇦
You need also to also get ahold of CCR'sl long version of their version of "Heard it through the Grape Vine,"
By the way the lead singer, John Fogerty's name is pronounced,
"Foe-ger-tee." I heard that he's still singing his songs solo. You might want to Google him. He apparently was involved FOR YEARS in a legal battle where he apparently lost his rights to sing CCR songs even though he wrote them. He wasn't able to perform any of their hits and it was a very long and stressful battle in the courts for him. In the meantime, he had written other songs he did perform. I don't know when CCR desolved. Nevertheless, at his age, he uhas retained his voice.
Thanks for sharing CCR as my brother and me (71+73 years old) are very long time fans of them, and sorry that John Fogerty had to go through what he did..but he finally won and is singing all the songs that he wrote again.
One more thing, if you haven't checked them out already, please play one of my favorites called, "Mariah"(pronounced
'Mu-rie-uh') performed by "The Beaver Brown Band" circa; 70's( there are also other great songs they perform, and sometimes there style changes which goes to show you their versitility.
Thanks again..as the song goes "I know that it's only rock and roll but I like it!!"
(Mick Jagger) 🤗🙋🌹
Thanks for doing the long version. Now you should give Keep On Chooglin a listen. It's a long song and a real jam.
There are often long and short versions of CCR songs.
It's not a long one, nor is it a jam, but "Someday Never Cones" has the best message CCR ever put in a song and it is one you should react to one day when you find the time!
More CCR requests: Commotion, Down On The Corner, The Midnight Special & Who'll Stop The Rain
Got to remember at the time songs were under 3 minutes or they wouldn't be played on AM radio. Longer version came around with more progressive FM stations
Speaking of "Suzi Q", I reiterate the need to react to Suzi Quatro. Suzi is the first female bassist who fronted a rock band, setting the stage for the likes of Joan Jett, Debbie Harry (Blondie), Chrissy Hynde (the Pretenders), Heart, Pat Benatar, The Go Gos, etc. A worldwide rock star in the genres of punk/glam/hard rock, Suzi was known in the US (She's from Detroit) as Leather Tuscadero in the 1970s/80s sitcom, "Happy Days" and for a pop hit duet called "Stumblin' In". Suzi branched out into theater, TV and film and still performs in concerts at age 71, putting out new material written and produced by her son. She is a MUST react!
Great musical family - I've heard music from Suzi, Patty, and brother Michael over the years. Saw Fanny (Patty's band) open for Chicago.
@@stpnwlf9 I just watched the documentary "Suzi Q" for the second time. Great stuff.
There also is a 11:45 live version.
Too short, yes!
I've listened to this song a thousand times and I don't ever remember it being this version! There are things in there that I don't think I've heard before, so there musty be another "long" version that's been edited for some reason. The version I am familiar with is on the greatest hits album.
I'll never tire of their swampy sound, with a sometimes raw delivery. This one has an interesting touch of psychedelia.
Suzie Q was my first intoduction to CCR! One their best song!
CCR did a good job covering a few songs. You might check out someone who covered one of CCR's bona fide classics: Ike & Tina Turner's version of "Proud Mary." I'm recommending this one because you offered us Aretha Franklin earlier.
CCR was the best, you should try EFFIGY! Hidden gem RARELY ever played and a great song!
This song is dripping in style, so cool!
There are a couple of other versions that are even longer. They are live versions. One is from Woodstock, the other I don't know where it's from, but it can be found on the 40th anniversary edition of their debut album. They're awesome also.
If a little kid could appreciate and jam to this, how much more now as an adult. There wasn't much lyrics but John's voice was cool. I believe it's the musical parts I dig especially the guitar.
Love it! Many of their tunes are just too short... But some of those are radio versions. Love the long play cuts!
Love your reactions. You really enjoy the music. Would like to see your reaction to their hit song Midnight Special. Another great song.
There is a great dance from the early 1960s called "The Madison". James Franco and Sarah Gadon perform it in the Hulu series 11.22.63.
Never saw it bc I couldn’t stand the adaptation. Couldn’t even last ten minutes.
Cool song.
The lyrics were simplistic, but that's not why we loved this song, esp the long version. Just a good groove.
Blusey tune as was the original, but you can't go wrong with CCR.
John Fogerty's vocals is the main reason CCR was Great.
Don't get me wrong, I'm not saying CCR was a bad Band.
But without John, they were a Avg. Band, with him, they were Great !
John's totally unique sound turned out to be such that he endured some legal/copyright issues later in his solo career from his former CCR bandmates. Thought I remember him saying once in an interview that one lawsuit claimed that his performing solo sounded 'too much like CCR'... that just seemed so ridiculous to me. Of course he's gonna sound like CCR...his voice was the backbone of their sound.
agree but he's actually a pretty damn good guitarist as well. Made the cover of Guitar Player magazine back in the day, when that was a high honor.
As an ‘old guy’ who has played electric guitar forever, I advise everyone to note when this song came out. These ‘sounds’ were made with limited electronic tools. Quite a feat for the time…as it was for bands like Steppenwolf and three Guess Who.
The first time I heard that song was in 4th freakin' grade in the cafeteria of my school. One kid played House of the rising sun on guitar, and they played Suzie Q over the PA system- I couldn't believe was I was hearing. I was a big Monkees fan my first fave band- and I still like their songs- but Creedence was a totally different sound at the time.
John Fogerty have written so many great so songs. So it's easy to forget, that Creedence also were great cover band. They really gave Dale Hawkins a treatment here. But even when they did things straight forward such as Roy Orbison's "Ooby Dooby" it was sure to give you a good time.
John Fogerty was very much into the rock and roll of the 1950's. He once said, that he wish he could have been a sideman to Buddy Holly or Eddie Cochran. But what a great job he did as the frontman and main songwriter of Creedence!
And later on too. Some of his solo output is just as good as Creedence. You should try to listen to his 1997 album "Blue Moon Swamp". Its very rarely I recommend anything to anybody from after the 70's. But this album is really something.
Glad you chose the long version.
Stay great Daniel
I heard this song in a casino in Las Vegas a long long time ago and I've always liked it.
CCR at its best! Thanks for sharing this song. It's my favorite (1a) by them. Fortunate Son is (1b). Crank er up!!!!
Followed CCR since 69. Have every album. Not too many songs I don’t like. John Fogerty was and is a great song writer and guitarist along with the whole band.
Did you read his autobiography? Loved it.
Videos of Johnny Winter's rendition of this number are all over RUclips. Love this CCR version. Peace.
❤️
This album was one of first 2 or 3 that I owned so it's pretty much etched in my brain. This version was a little long but not if you were doing something else at the same time!
No need to get vulgar..........LOL.
@@rubbersole79 Well...I could have been washing the dishes, for example!
I like the way you think, Kid, listen to the long version. Next CCR you do should be "Born on the Bayou".
Brilliant upload. Try Uneven Structure, Frost
I'm seeing this video in late May 2022, but thought I'd comment anyway, FWIW. I always thought the effect you heard on the left side, 2nd verse, was achieved by singing into a megaphone. I also wanted to say that this video did a weird thing and sped way up, like fast-forward, from 11:49 to 12:05. I didn't see anyone else comment about it! Weird, huh?
Anyway, glad you loved the song- it and "Born On The Bayou" are my favorite CCR songs!
This was their only psychedelic style song , mainly because of its hypnotic qualities . Their style is hard to pin down , but has some similarities to TONY JOE WHITE and DR JOHN .
Daniel is getting a lesson on pick up lines.
If you enjoy their longer songs, I would suggest their cover of "I heard it through the grapevine"..... exquisite! PS--- Suzy Q was a popular nickname for girls named Susan or Suzanne at the time of this song, so it probably was about a girl. The nickname, though, probably originated from the dance. My mother in law RIP was named Susie, and everyone called her Suzy Q.
I want to see if I can get a tear or two 😢 .. think of it as a challenge. 🙂
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As you keep time to CCR's "Suzy Q," for some odd reason, this scene from the movie "Roxanne" (1999) comes to mind: ruclips.net/video/Z1nYEH6EDwM/видео.html (It's rom-com riff on "Cyrano de Bergerac.";)
Every girl I knew named Sue in junior high became Suzie Q
Do Green River next. Speaking of green, I'm enjoying some while watching this video.
Right on
CCR was quite a band.
So, you like jam tracks, eh? This will be the second time I’ve suggested Cream’s “Spoonful” from the Wheels of Fire album. Not to be pushy, of course, but you should get a good idea about why Cream was great, and I believe you will be amazed.
And thanks for the CCR, Daniel. ✌️
Great song great reaction. Been following you for a long time and always look forward to your insights. Would like to see you review Stevie Ray Vaughan "Life Without You" live at the Capital Theater NJ.
One of my favourite John Fogerty songs is "I Saw It On T.V." from 1985.
Another anti-war tune
Their cover of I Heard It Through The Grapevine is 11 min 10 sec and outa sight
It's a cover of Screamin Jay Hawkins. Samantha Fish does a cover of it too as well as I Put a Spell on You.
OK try Ramble Tamble
from Cosmo's Factory
Daniel did react to Ramble Tamble ruclips.net/video/Rjr1QbICABQ/видео.html
I always felt these guys got really stoned when recording this song and just forgot when they were supposed to stop.
CCR are among the gods of Rock n' Roll!!!!
Be one of the first reactors to do On The Road Again by Canned Heat....!!!!
Thank you for doing the album version (though the four & a half minute radio single would have been acceptable).
Suzie Q was completely released as single A / B sided, we got only to hear the A side on radio. While the best part B side got lost.
As much as I like this song, generally I'd argue that lengthy jamming wasn't CCR's forte (at least not on record). Their poignant shorter and more straight ahead songs are where they shine for me.
In general, I would agree with you. The one jam track I always appreciated was their cover of "Heard it Through the Grapevine" though it isn't my favorite version of the song. Still, the guitar work in it is quite good.
CCR’s version seems to be more inspired by the Johnny Rivers version which came out a few years earlier, ruclips.net/video/nlN-EHZuz4I/видео.html this CCR version was long enough to really dance to and get deep in the groove.
8 minutes is the medium length Suzy Q. The long version is 11 minutes.
Are you talking about the live version from Woodstock? This is the longest studio version.
Reminiscent of a good "Butterfield Blues Band" jam.
Paul Butterfield was AWESOME!! Elvin Bishop ( fooled around and fell in love ) came from that band although he didn’t sing lead on fooled around , that was Mickey Thomas who went on to front Jefferson Starship and still does
You need to hear the 40 minute version of… just kidding. Sorry.
Pure Swamp Rock....
I must be the only one who like Sweet Hitchhiker by CCR. I've looked around but no one has done a reaction to it yet.
If you really want a jam session from CCR, you should listen I Can Hear Through The Grapevine. Another fantastic cover and a better song.
For me...the greatest US Band. Sly & The Family Stone, a close 2nd. Beach Boys 3rd...
Live or video best way to appreciate CCR but thanks
One of another favorite of this band I like this song but not one of my favorites. 👍
what happened to the sound ? theres no guitar. you really should check em before you post em ... glad you enjoyed it tho
Check your speakers (or headphones). I heard the guitar just fine.
I love long jam tracks, but this one was perhaps a bit too stretched out. Just my opinion. I think I've only heard the shorter version before.
On another note, it's been a while since you reacted to The Warning? Their newest single Evolve is a really good straight forward rocker, but since you like Metallica, I'd suggest that you listen to their just released version of Enter Sandman for Metallica's upcoming covers album. Good stuff :-)
I Heard It Through The Grapevine and I Put A Spell On You (long version, of course) both have this same kind of nasty vibe! This is the music I listened to as a teenager and young adult. Late 60s and the 70s - best music ever.😎😎😎😎
Weren't the 60's just great and the music wasn't bad either ...LOL
70s for me
The fact you never heard this growing up is proof you were neglected as a child.
The vocal effect was a bullhorn
Perhaps my least favorite CCR song. It's all right enough, but it had already been covered to death by the time they released it. I like Fogerty songs by CCR much better than this one. That being said, it's an okay song and I don't turn off the radio when it comes on. The stories supposedly is that they recorded this to get played on a prog rock station. So, tactics for exposure, something you really can't criticize.
Rather like the composers original recording from the '50s better. ruclips.net/video/N0L44Zea9Ms/видео.html
@@sinenominecc thanks many people covered this song but the original is my favorite
Dude you need to get some videos we can watch then you're kind of goofy rocking your head and making weird faces
And still no Led Zeppelin? That why I check out on you! Oh Rush ain’t that good...🤨