CCR - one of the greatest bands in rock history! I suggest the following CCR songs: Fortunate Son, Green River, I Put A Spell on You, Travelin' Band, Born On The Bayou & Have You Ever Seen The Rain
These guys were from California but their sound was definitely more "Southern rock"... Other great hits are " Run thru the jungle",Born on the bayou"....
Love the beat. Fogerty's voice is so distinctive. Check out Born On The Bayou, Have You Ever Seen The Rain, Proud Mary. Creedence was a "super group" late 60's early 70's.
@RELAXADO I enjoy all versions of this song but I'm more of a rock guy and although GN&P's is a great version also Marvin Gaye does an outstanding version but them are more R&B and pop so for me the rock version is the best, if you've never listened to it you should give it a try they stay true to the lyrics and tempo of the song but they add about a 5 minute instrumental that make its outstanding.
I've checked out other Heard it Through the Grapevine reactions. And this one is by far my favorite. I've never seen this video by CCR! Y'all didn't have to stop the video in between comments, which makes it a little smoother. I often don't like the stopping in the middle of these great songs I ve listen to most my life. I will definitely be subscribing!
I believe Marvin Gaye had it out first, maybe out the same year. Ive been a big fan of CCR since 1968, first hit was Suzie Q. Im listening to music over 60 years, their still my favorite group ever. Lead singer is John Fogerty. Had at least a dozen great songs. My favorites are I put a Spell on You and Nighttime is the Right Time I dug all their songs actually. Best of luck on yr channel?
creedence is probably the most underappreciated and underrated 60s band. they had hit after hit. including the standards "proud mary" and "fortunate son." the critics hated them but the public loved them. they appeared at woodstock too. (cut out of the film and the album though. as a few other bands were.) CCR invented country rock and they don't even get credit for that. on the album "cosmos factory" (1970) this song was over 11 minutes long. with a wonderful, kick ass guitar solo that lasts about 8 minutes long. the record label shortened the song to about 3 1/2 minutes and released it as a single against the band's wishes. CCR remains one of my favorite bands. side two of their album "bayou country" is one of the best album sides in r&r history.
Of course Glady's, Marvin Gaye did this around the same time. But it's so different. Listen to Ike and Tina do CCR's version of Proud Mary. That's why American music is unique!!
More CCR please!!!!! You won’t be disappointed for sure!!!!! Great 60’s &70’s music with no technology enhancements!!!!! Just saying!!!! So says Austin Tx!!!!! 😎🍸
The guy had a pretty good guess when he mentioned "Midnight Train to Georgia" since Gladys Knight actually recorded "Heard it Through the Grapevine" first.
I was born in DC in 1971 to 2 twenty year olds & 1 of my earliest memories of music is being in the car with my mom & this coming on the radio & her turning it up 🖤she passed in Jan….rhis song doesn’t make me sad tho 🤤
First time finding your channel. Great reaction! CCR is a band you cant do wrong with diving into music. Try Fortunate Son, Proud Mary, Down on the Corner, Have You Ever Seen The Rain, Bad Moon Rising. Many more but ill stop there haha
Sounds like you guys are fairly new to this. CCR & John Fogarty are a wealth of awesome. This is the kind of music I grew up on & there's SO MUCH MORE. Hope you enjoy all the fantastic old music that you're getting into that is still just as fantastic today.
Ccr has a long long list to ck out. I heard them for my first time in 1969.! I was 13. … goin on 53 yrs ltr and they still sound great. Dont have one i dont like. John was still playing about 2 yrs ago, well into his 70s this is a cover. Idk who did it first but marvin gay did it before this. Sorry if i mis spelled his name. They broke up yrs/decades ago. Sad..but glad ya found them. Im guessin you will like a lot,if not all they do. Just hit that sub button today. Nice reaction guys.. dan.. north fl -2/07/22
Btw..2 nd time i saw this reaction. The sound is great. 👍thats nice cause not all are. Defeats the whole thing when the sound sucks. WithCCR-ya gotta crank it up to 10! And headphones really make it! Dan-2/23/22👍 nice chann guys. Im a fan!! From north florida..
I want to say I’ve listened to a studio version that was slower that had a little more menace to it? But overall this was one great cover. CCR made it their own while paying respect to the original.
The original was done by Gladys Knight and the Pips. Marvin Gaye did it a year later, and then a year later CCR did it. All three artists hit the top ten with this hit.
The original song was recorded by Marvin Gay, or Gladys Knight, because they both did the song at the same time. They both were at Motown Records, and they both wanted to do it, so they both did it.
You young people have no idea the great bands and singers we had back in 60's and 70's, even some in the 80's; but you all seem to be finding out. Enjoy!
They've got a number of other great songs..Proud Mary, which was written by John Fogarty ( the lead singer) Fortunate Son, I put a spell on you....and more!
This was sung by Marvin Gaye and I think that is who you are thinking of. Also, you really need to check out the extended version of this song which is about 11 minutes or so long. That version really rocks!
Notice one very important thing...no lip signing or filters what you hear is what you got. Where the talent went is beyond my understanding compared to today's garbage
Creedence Clearwater Revival is always totally 🔥🔥🔥
that groove they lay down underneath is hypnotizing..........
I love how John Fogerty says "hoyd it" 😂
CCR - one of the greatest bands in rock history!
I suggest the following CCR songs: Fortunate Son, Green River, I Put A Spell on You, Travelin' Band, Born On The Bayou & Have You Ever Seen The Rain
Don't forget down on the corner willy and the poor boy !
@@marceldagenais1893Running through the jungle.
These guys were from California but their sound was definitely more "Southern rock"...
Other great hits are " Run thru the jungle",Born on the bayou"....
Make sure to check out the extended version at some point. Also, 'Suzie Q", "Fortunate Son", "Born on the Bayou" and "Looking Out My Backdoor".
You forgot "I Put A Spell on You".👌
Green River is the best.
The extended version is basically a jam session. I prefer that one.
Lodi, Bad moon rising and down on the corner
It came out of the sky makes me wanna dance in public
Love the beat. Fogerty's voice is so distinctive.
Check out Born On The Bayou, Have You Ever Seen The Rain, Proud Mary.
Creedence was a "super group" late 60's early 70's.
Yes you definitely need to do the studio version. One of the best covers ever.
They did the song originally .
@@russellvaughn6933 This was originally done by Marvin Gaye
@@Trucker231610 Nope, Gladys Knight and the Pips
@RELAXADO I enjoy all versions of this song but I'm more of a rock guy and although GN&P's is a great version also Marvin Gaye does an outstanding version but them are more R&B and pop so for me the rock version is the best, if you've never listened to it you should give it a try they stay true to the lyrics and tempo of the song but they add about a 5 minute instrumental that make its outstanding.
I've checked out other Heard it Through the Grapevine reactions. And this one is by far my favorite. I've never seen this video by CCR! Y'all didn't have to stop the video in between comments, which makes it a little smoother. I often don't like the stopping in the middle of these great songs I ve listen to most my life. I will definitely be subscribing!
Their greatest hits album has 20 songs on it and they have MORE too
I believe Marvin Gaye had it out first, maybe out the same year. Ive been a big fan of CCR since 1968, first hit was Suzie Q. Im listening to music over 60 years, their still my favorite group ever. Lead singer is John Fogerty. Had at least a dozen great songs. My favorites are I put a Spell on You and Nighttime is the Right Time
I dug all their songs actually. Best of luck on yr channel?
yep I do believe Marvin was 1st
@@paulmorris8762 Gladys Knight and the Pips had it out first in 1967. I think CCR does it best. Marvin's has the violins. Meh.
CCR was the original artists.
This is the short version. The long (11-minute) version is much better.
CCR are the master's of Southern Rock.
creedence is probably the most underappreciated and underrated 60s band. they had hit after hit. including the standards "proud mary" and "fortunate son." the critics hated them but the public loved them. they appeared at woodstock too. (cut out of the film and the album though. as a few other bands were.) CCR invented country rock and they don't even get credit for that.
on the album "cosmos factory" (1970) this song was over 11 minutes long. with a wonderful, kick ass guitar solo that lasts about 8 minutes long. the record label shortened the song to about 3 1/2 minutes and released it as a single against the band's wishes.
CCR remains one of my favorite bands. side two of their album "bayou country" is one of the best album sides in r&r history.
My first rock album.. Christmas 69. Thanks grandma you were the best & so loved!
Lead & song cut short due to this being the radio version.
They also did a longer version which is about 11 minutes long another musical masterpiece.
Great great...awesome voice...love C C R...
CCR is a great rabbit hole to go down. 'Down on the Corner' is another great one.
This song was originally done by Gladys Knight and the Pips. Then Marvin Gay did it as a cover. This rendition was recorded in 1970.
Of course Glady's, Marvin Gaye did this around the same time. But it's so different. Listen to Ike and Tina do CCR's version of Proud Mary. That's why American music is unique!!
More CCR please!!!!! You won’t be disappointed for sure!!!!! Great 60’s &70’s music with no technology enhancements!!!!! Just saying!!!! So says Austin Tx!!!!! 😎🍸
Thank you both for playing CCR. I just love Southern Rock. They were really, really cool. Have a Blessed Evening. And once again, thank you. Adios.
I love this band, I love this song and every version of it,I’ve always had eclectic tastes
Ccr is driving music reminds of my father 🇮🇪
Excellent reaction👍
You cant sit still listening to that song.
The music we had back in the late 60's was the best.😊
The guy had a pretty good guess when he mentioned "Midnight Train to Georgia" since Gladys Knight actually recorded "Heard it Through the Grapevine" first.
Marvin Gaye sang it first then Gladys Knight and then Creedence.....
@@theresagallagher9161 You'll find it actually was Gladys Knight who recorded it first.
@@GTelles You are right ! Thanks for the info. Thumbs up to you😉👍
@@theresagallagher9161 Glad to be of service. Thumbs up, likewise, to you.
They never heard of Gladys Knight?
CCR doesn’t have a bad song so check all of them you can’t go wrong.
Long version is very sweet.
I was born in DC in 1971 to 2 twenty year olds & 1 of my earliest memories of music is being in the car with my mom & this coming on the radio & her turning it up 🖤she passed in Jan….rhis song doesn’t make me sad tho 🤤
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Creedence Clearwater Revival - Fortunate Son. Studio version.
First time finding your channel. Great reaction! CCR is a band you cant do wrong with diving into music. Try Fortunate Son, Proud Mary, Down on the Corner, Have You Ever Seen The Rain, Bad Moon Rising. Many more but ill stop there haha
Great song. Love your reaction to these oldies Try some Elvis songs like Promise Land, If I could dream, or you gave me a mountain
Great job guys! Looks like your going to have a nice channel! I think Marvin Gaye sang it first but I could be mistaken! Great reaction though!
Not mistaken.
Kammy, King is lucky to git you
Sounds like you guys are fairly new to this. CCR & John Fogarty are a wealth of awesome. This is the kind of music I grew up on & there's SO MUCH MORE. Hope you enjoy all the fantastic old music that you're getting into that is still just as fantastic today.
Thanks for the info!
Ccr has a long long list to ck out. I heard them for my first time in 1969.! I was 13. … goin on 53 yrs ltr and they still sound great. Dont have one i dont like. John was still playing about 2 yrs ago, well into his 70s this is a cover. Idk who did it first but marvin gay did it before this. Sorry if i mis spelled his name. They broke up yrs/decades ago. Sad..but glad ya found them. Im guessin you will like a lot,if not all they do. Just hit that sub button today. Nice reaction guys.. dan.. north fl -2/07/22
Done first by Gladys Knight and the Pips in 1967 then by Marvin Gaye in 1968.
They are great always put alot of hits
Make flannel great again! Love CCR.
Btw..2 nd time i saw this reaction. The sound is great. 👍thats nice cause not all are. Defeats the whole thing when the sound sucks. WithCCR-ya gotta crank it up to 10! And headphones really make it! Dan-2/23/22👍 nice chann guys. Im a fan!! From north florida..
I want to say I’ve listened to a studio version that was slower that had a little more menace to it? But overall this was one great cover. CCR made it their own while paying respect to the original.
The original was done by Gladys Knight and the Pips. Marvin Gaye did it a year later, and then a year later CCR did it. All three artists hit the top ten with this hit.
And rightly so ... All three are 👍 ✌️
I believe Marvin Gaye is the original... But CCR always does everybody good.
Actually Gladys Knight was the original.
You should do the whole song, it was a great performance.
music from the 60's was soooo cool to hear growing up. Please listen to more artists...Pink Floyd!!!
Awesome Musicianship!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
You’re a lucky man. She is beautiful
VNMC STILL LOVE CCR FROM Vietnam
It’s Americana! Great music! 😎
(Class of 71) -FortSill Indian School-Lawton, okla. ...a Motown song!
It was an original by Gladys Knight and the Pips and then redone by Marvin Gaye. But damn. CCR Got ahold of it and damn. They rocked that shit.
There is an 11 min plus version of this on the " Chronicles " album
The original song was recorded by Marvin Gay, or Gladys Knight, because they both did the song at the same time. They both were at Motown Records, and they both wanted to do it, so they both did it.
Gladys Knight and the Pips and Marvin Gate did the main other 2 versions. The Temptations, too.
Check out I Put A Spell On You by these guys.Awesome!
Fogerty’s voice is a backwoods howl.
I put a spell on you is one of their best.
Marvin gaye sang it great. I love ccr guitar makes their version stand out. You can heard each word and tone.
Try Copperhead Road by Steve Earle..kind of the same genre.
the gal really lit up for this
Best version🤘❤️
You young people have no idea the great bands and singers we had back in 60's and 70's, even some in the 80's; but you all seem to be finding out. Enjoy!
They've got a number of other great songs..Proud Mary, which was written by John Fogarty ( the lead singer) Fortunate Son, I put a spell on you....and more!
You should check out their version of "I put a spell on you"
Don't forget about the great Gladys Knight and the Pips
Gladys knight and the pips Marvin gay ,then CCR … im told?but my fav-CCR! Ps. They do an 11 min version too.. dan.. north fl -6/12/22
I like the 11 min version
Next video or song by them, and there are many gems from CCR, check out, The Midnight Special. Haven't seen this reaction from other channels. Please.
Qué linda chica morenita
I like 55 songs CCR with Tom
Check out the original extended version a lot more great guitar solo!
it's been recorded by Smokey Robinson, Gladys Knight and Marvin Gaye
Heard it through the grapevine written in 1966 for Gladys Knight and the Pips...
This was sung by Marvin Gaye and I think that is who you are thinking of.
Also, you really need to check out the extended version of this song which is about 11 minutes or so long. That version really rocks!
CCR is Swamp Rock!
I "Hoid" it through the Grapevine
Marvin Gaye the Temptations, now CCR!!!!.
Check out Teddy Swims..your in for ride with him
Notice one very important thing...no lip signing or filters what you hear is what you got. Where the talent went is beyond my understanding compared to today's garbage
Hi K&K., Mr. Marvin Gaye in the 90's I think, Ms. Gladys Knight in 1967.. ♠W.G.
Gladys ‘67, Gaye ‘68.
Tune 👍
MARVIN GAYE, Did this song way back they are both great
Any CCR is good, but the extended version of Grapevine is on a totally differant level. Do lisen to it.
Marvin Gaye is who ur referring to. Also Gladys Night and the Pipps.
Y'all played the short version
If you liked that one then try their song bad Moon rising
Y'all adorable 😎
Nice !
Marvin Gaye was the most well known before CCR
Forgetys voice is classic
( Marvin gaye & G.knight..)
Gladys Knight and the Pips are the original
🔥 ❤❤❤👏👍
WAY better sound !!
These are the guys who are the originals for this one. The new equipment is way better.
Gladys Knight ‘67, Marvin Gaye ‘68, CCR ‘70
Gladys Knight.
You chose the short version....
The OG was MARVIN
Gladys ‘67, but Marvin’s is The One
Gladys Knight. Marvin Gaye.