John and me are Celtic cousins and I am happy to tell music-loving people about this. I have loved CCR music from the very first moment I heard it played on the radio way back when I was at 6-year-old boy and will to the very last day of my life on this earth. Give me CCR, John Fogerty, Thin Lizzy, Rory Gallagher, The Doors, Bob Dylan & Van Morrison music and I feel like a very rich man
James I know this is a rather late response but just wanted to say I saw Rory and Lizzy many times in the 70s and 80s and he/they were great. Phil was a tremendous front man and Rory was an amazing guitarist. So sad Rory and Phil are long gone. Finally saw John 10 years ago and since then courtesy of utube have caught up with some of his more recent concerts. He is still up there with the very best. Hope he comes back to the UK soon.
I loved CCR, and their music was very popular starting when I was roughly age 12. It's funny, when he asked John if he was touchy about others touching his guitar. I kind of know what he means. I have several I wouldn't care less if anyone played them, but I do have 3 that I am a bit touchy with. The first one I bought, a black Epiphone Les Paul. Then my emerald green Les Paul, (My favorite color), and lastly the guitar I inherited, from my father. That one, I am probably the most touchy about. I would bet there are many others out there that have a very personal attachment to one or more of their guitars for some personal or unusual personal reason. If you are out there let us know.
He asks John "are you a sports fan?" -- this after Patrick tells how he was at a Howard Stern event and was told John wants to meet you and they met and John asked if Patrick would take a photo with him and John told him that he listened Patrick's radio show all the time.
Another Bay Area product. We are blessed with so much talent. At least this numbnut Patrick asked a few good questions , but he is out of his league, pun intended.
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John Fogerty is really a legend and he must be recognized for everybody...
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A true legend. I finally got to see him in person last year. He sounded great and played with the energy of a much younger man.
This man is really humble but he is a legend...
Alexander Rodriguez noooooooo . Reallly ??????
@@cesarcoelho7227 are you on your period?
Good to see one of the great es l love a lot this Sr.Mr.John of the great Band The Creedence Clearwater Revival
I love this man. As all Midwestern native Americans do lol born in 94 & grew up to nothing but his great music!
One of the greatest songwriters of the 20th century! On par with Dylan and all the rest.
CCR the best band ever and will stay up there Forever!
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Duane Eddy and Link Wray. Gotta respect John's taste in music, as I expected I would.
One of the greats!
Brilliant guy! A Rock n Roll legend!
Perfect guest for this show Fogerty is badazz
"You can have my shoit!" Wow.
John and me are Celtic cousins and I am happy to tell music-loving people about this. I have loved CCR music from the very first moment I heard it played on the radio way back when I was at 6-year-old boy and will to the very last day of my life on this earth. Give me CCR, John Fogerty, Thin Lizzy, Rory Gallagher, The Doors, Bob Dylan & Van Morrison music and I feel like a very rich man
James I know this is a rather late response but just wanted to say I saw Rory and Lizzy many times in the 70s and 80s and he/they were great. Phil was a tremendous front man and Rory was an amazing guitarist. So sad Rory and Phil are long gone. Finally saw John 10 years ago and since then courtesy of utube have caught up with some of his more recent concerts. He is still up there with the very best. Hope he comes back to the UK soon.
this is awesome
great interview
I loved CCR, and their music was very popular starting when I was roughly age 12. It's funny, when he asked John if he was touchy about others touching his guitar. I kind of know what he means. I have several I wouldn't care less if anyone played them, but I do have 3 that I am a bit touchy with. The first one I bought, a black Epiphone Les Paul. Then my emerald green Les Paul, (My favorite color), and lastly the guitar I inherited, from my father. That one, I am probably the most touchy about. I would bet there are many others out there that have a very personal attachment to one or more of their guitars for some personal or unusual personal reason. If you are out there let us know.
Amazing rock hero!
He is fab. Would love to see the second part of this?
He asks John "are you a sports fan?" -- this after Patrick tells how he was at a Howard Stern event and was told John wants to meet you and they met and John asked if Patrick would take a photo with him and John told him that he listened Patrick's radio show all the time.
Fogerty & Dan Patrick!!!!!
Legend.
Guys his age or that were born in the 50 s 60s most played all sports decently.
wtf does that mean..... gonna kill him for honesty, you moron?
Another Bay Area product. We are blessed with so much talent. At least this numbnut Patrick asked a few good questions , but he is out of his league, pun intended.
I wonder how much that song notebook is worth?!? Wow
Patrick never heard of Link Wray's "Rumble." Unimpressive.
amateur
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I guess John ran out of time and didn't come back.
Oh look another cringy grilling interview.
Lose the wig, John.
This Patrick guy isn't a very good interviewer.
Been watching Dan Patrick for years. He's great.
@@daytripper9222 he's not horrible; but he's half-ass, at best
What does this clown interviewing him sound just like Howard Stern when he talks