The original was one straight through; no parts 1 and 2. And listening to it any other way is a disservice to oneself. The 9+ minute version is a masterpiece. I believe their best work.
This came out in 1968. Vietnam war was in full swing. This was one of those songs that just seem to be forever associated with that era. A great, fun song, that is so likable, even today. 📻🙂
You, Sir, have by far the greatest reaction channel on the whole of RUclips. Thank you for many great breaks from work and stress! What about some more Rolling Stones than Gimme Shelter? Try out Jumpin' Jack Flash, Brown Sugar, Can't You Hear Me Knocking, Midnight Rambler (Live 1972)... Best wishes from Germany, keep rocking!
@@tonythegoodman I've seen in dash 8 track, never had the pleasure of owning one. Sometime around the mid 70's we discovered amplifiers and 6x9 speakers. Then we discovered component stereo for the house and could record our own cassettes that we listened to while out 4 wheelin' or climbing hills. Damn that was fun and expensive. Then that foul condition known as marriage set in and ruined everything. And sadly the 1st thing to go was yer friends. You didn't know they were a bunch of lowlifes until about a year after you was married. My ex smart enuff to figure out i didn't need friends. That's pretty much why she's an ex.
The sound track of my youth please trust me on this TEN YEARS AFTER I'M GOING HOME great song inspired by Bebe King and a lot of southern music it will rock your socks off rock on brother
I always felt like I was born in the wrong generation, especially when I hear great music like this! Love your reactions to great music! I just turned 50 in December. I grew up listening to all types and still do... music is life♥️
this song has a long version and actually goes on for another couple or so minutes where they are just jamming and experimenting with sound. That was the cool thing about the late sixties in the Bay Area music scene, it was all about experimenting and creating new sound with what you got.
"I Put a Spell on You" has been covered by a zillion different people--Nina Simone, Van Morrison, David Gilmour come to mind. Not a bad one in the bunch. IMO It's one of the best rock songs ever written.
From what I heard, this was recorded when they were 'The Golliwogs' and got some airplay. Then included on the first album as CCR. Credence was a childhood friend, Clearwater for the 'new' environmental movement and Revival for the spirituality of the music. Or so they said.
Dick Clark asked John Fogerty why, considering the great songs he had written, was Suzy Q the first single CCR released. John said that when they formed the Golliwogs in high school Suzy Q was the first song they learned together. So they decided to make it their first single because they had been playing it longer than anything else.
You should check out "Down on the Corner", "Long As I Can See the Light",and "Looking Out My Backdoor". Really, any CCR song you come across is going to be great.
A million hits for this one Jamal........Thank you for Suzie Q. It has been sung by others, but this is the best. CCR. O' by the way---Wish you could show completely, or if you have to, in sections, the London 1970 performance, singing these songs, you would enjoy it. The audience there went wild. CCR showed them what American Music was really like.
Yes, we are Susie Q in that era and have sooo much fun after school in college. In the bus stop or just chilling in the campus with friends just swinging with the song and who cares …..
CCR is one of a few bands that with music that can't be copied. Their sound is unique to them only. I loved your reaction to this one especially the signs and dance moves. HeeHee!!
Man keep it up i don't really like reaction channels but i got say man i you really make laugh. There's still loads of good music out there. As classic rock guy myself you give the music what it deserves Perspective. Love ya man keep on rocking.
I think a lot of people out there are imitating Jamals success, and I don't mind. But he is the best. You can tell he is genuine and appreciative and is a people person. I could totally see him graduating from the RUclips fame to become a cultural persona of sorts on TV or in Clubs or movies. Who knows. But he is an entertaining guy to watch and very likeable. Databyter
Jamal actually reacts to the music. He stops occasionally and briefly. The emotions that come over him is the fun. Not like the reactors who stop every few seconds to ponder the lyrics. Feel first! Analyze later!
@@cynthianavarro4316 exactly most just pull faces and say something stupid. But with Jamal I can feel the passion and understanding of someone who hasn't been exposed to this kinda music.
@@cynthianavarro4316 Yes! The man is here to listen and appreciate, not to just be a youtube guy, it's clear. Exactly what's needed for the kind of music his audience suggests!
Thank you...Thank you...Thank you. It's between "Suzy Q" and "Born on the Bayou" as my favorite song by CCR. Both are amazing. What great memories from the late 60s. Great music in those days. Thanks Friend.
I am hearing this and I am 13 at the Church dance (in the basement!) with someone spinning 45s! We are teeny boppers and dancing The "SuzieQ" dance that went along with this song!! Say 1966/68?? I am 70 now, but this song lives in my brain!!
This is an old rockabilly song. CCR recorded it much later, maybe because it was so much fun to play. They kept the 50s vibe but jazzed it up with electric sounds.
This was off their very first album and gave us a taste of the greatness to come. You're doing great on this CCR journey (though I see you got a little side tracked on Bob Seger) I ain't mad at you. Rock ON! More good CCR you haven't got to yet; "Tombstone Shadow" "Penthouse Pauper" "Keep on Chooglin'" and in light of the recent passing of Little Richard, they do a pretty decent cover of "Good Golly Miss Molly." Thanks for doing "Ramble Tamble" I knew you'd like it.
I am a version of Suzie Q, Susan, I dated Augie Meyers son in high school for awhile, Augie of the Sir Douglas Quintet, the Western Head Band, The Texas Tornados, he always sang this sobg to me when I was at their shows, brings back good memories 😊
I worked depot maintenance on F15 Eagles at Robins AFB. We used to play LOUD rock music in the hangar. Our Division manager was a woman whose first name was Sue. When they would hold tail team meetings on the corridor down the middle of the hangar behind the jet we played this for her. She always laughed. Those were some good times.
"Charley didn't get much USO. He was dug in too deep or moving too fast. His idea of great R&R was cold rice and a little rat meat. He had only two ways home: death, or victory." - Apocalypse Now
Dale Hawkins wrote and recorded "Susie Q" in 1957. Creedence dropped their version of the song on their debut record in 1968 and it landed in the top 20 and launched them into stardom.
This was my lullaby when I was a kid. My aunt and uncle went to school with CCR. Gramma made them sandwiches after school sometimes. I went to school with their kids . Good times.
Well, so good to hear MY song on your channel! Yes, my name is Susan, and I got called Susie Q often. I believe I was 10 or 11 when this song was a hit, and it always makes me smile when I hear it - even in my 60’s!
I can't wait for you to discover two more incredible musicians: Lyle Lovett and Annie Lennox. "Church" is a great into to Lovett and "Why" is a great first Lennox song.
Memorial Day special for the armed forces would be nice....Barry Sadler Green Beret song. The album holds memories of feelings. It was about what was going on in our life. His story after this album seems bazaar..shot Lee Bellamy singer/songwriter/manager?, worked doing medical care to impoverished in Guatamala, arms selling .. Barry was shot in the head , story was it was an attempted robbery, some say attempted assassination . But his album at that time in history ....
If you are talking a Memorial Day special, I think that that is a great idea!!! To the list, must be added: Red Gum, I Was Only 19 Paul Hardcastle, 19 Pretty Maids, Yellow Rain Charlie Daniel's Band, Still in Saigon Poison, Something to Believe In Come on people, add to the list! 🙂
Picture a beautiful summer day. Eight guys out on a pontoon boat traveling the channels on a chain of lakes. Seven of them definitely over served with adult beverage and belting out Suzie Q. It was a most awesome day!!!
My mother bought CCR double album for my husband as a christmas present, almost didn't give it to him back in the ninetees. She'd never heard them before, she was 70, at that age she finally learned to appreciate the music that we had been listening to for years.
Up Around the Bend, Proud Mary, Run Through the Jungle, Hey Tonight, Who'll Stop The Rain. And from lead singer John Fogerty - "The Old Man Down The Road"
1969: had just finished watching Neil Armstrong step onto the Moon with Walter Cronkite providing the play-by-play. Drove 20 miles to the nearest Swenson's Ice Cream Parlor in Van Nuys, CA with my sister listening to this album. Susie Q alway evokes the memories of this exciting time.
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As I Upload this video I see a Longer version🤦🏾♂️
This is such a amazing band. Enjoy the jam!!
D'oh!
Yea, you grabbed the radio version, chopped down to make room for more commercials.
The lead singer has his own yt channel and he uploads with his adult children playing music .
The original was one straight through; no parts 1 and 2. And listening to it any other way is a disservice to oneself. The 9+ minute version is a masterpiece. I believe their best work.
CCR had their own sound that no one ever duplicated. The were great! Cheers, Steve
The closest anybody ever came sounding like them was when the Hollies did Long Cool Woman in a Black Dress. It actually sounds a lot like them.
that dude John Fogardy totally ripped them off in the 80’s!
@@bigquatro LOL!
Nobody can copy or imitate John Fogerty's unique and awesome voice..true Legend.. :)
@@gixxerboy555 I agree. Steve
Fogerty does an amazing cover of "Put a Spell on You"
The live performance really showcases his amazing voice
Love that little grin that starts when those first guitar notes come in. Here we go! 😉
"Green River" is another great song from them
My fav
@@IPfreely333 My fave!
Absolutely, a must listen
Damn fine song
My favorite!
This was the tune that got CCR recognized. 1968
This came out in 1968.
Vietnam war was in full swing. This was one of those songs that just seem to be forever associated with that era.
A great, fun song, that is so likable, even today.
📻🙂
CCR - Travellin' Band. Great little tune, and pure rock 'n' roll.
Brother Jamel...it makes my heart so happy to watch you on your journey of musical enlightenment! Peace and Love!
You, Sir, have by far the greatest reaction channel on the whole of RUclips. Thank you for many great breaks from work and stress! What about some more Rolling Stones than Gimme Shelter? Try out Jumpin' Jack Flash, Brown Sugar, Can't You Hear Me Knocking, Midnight Rambler (Live 1972)... Best wishes from Germany, keep rocking!
Unfortunately The Stones are blockers.
There are several school of rocks schools doing videos of the stones gimme shelter. Some.of them are really good covers.
@@danbardos3498 I think ABKCO are the blockers...
And of course let me please introduce myself. I’m a man of wealth and taste.....
How about sympathy for the devil
CCR is one of my favorite bands. This is one of the sexiest songs of all time, but you need to hear the album version.
This is in Apocalypse Now, the scene wth the USO show.
oh yes great scene and how quickly things start getting weird so they gather all the ladies up and boogie outta there
we had two uso shows when i was there...one was bob hope and i didnt get to go..the other was a smaller group that came to my base...loved it!
The groove on this makes it my favorite CCR song.
Had to listen to it on the AM radio back in the day, cruising around with the windows down, cause the cars didn't have AC. 1968
Never wore seat belts either..im 62..im rite there with bud...
Then we grew up and bought an 8 track. Ta Da, stereo.
@@danielstewart7163 and it was under the dash. 8 track.luxury cars had an indash am-fm 8 track...
@@tonythegoodman I've seen in dash 8 track, never had the pleasure of owning one. Sometime around the mid 70's we discovered amplifiers and 6x9 speakers.
Then we discovered component stereo for the house and could record our own cassettes that we listened to while out 4 wheelin' or climbing hills. Damn that was fun and expensive.
Then that foul condition known as marriage set in and ruined everything. And sadly the 1st thing to go was yer friends. You didn't know they were a bunch of lowlifes until about a year after you was married. My ex smart enuff to figure out i didn't need friends. That's pretty much why she's an ex.
CCR: Great riffs, great lyrics, great lead guitar work, great band!
Every time I hear this song it reminds me of the classic Vietnam movie Apocalypse Now.
Haha. I was thinking the same.
Same. More specifically the Playboy bunnies...
@@sec2112 the Cowboy, the Sailor and the Native American. Hard to forget
I know there are a million good ccr songs. I’m just gonna keep requesting my favorite one . . . “Someday never comes”
The sound track of my youth please trust me on this TEN YEARS AFTER I'M GOING HOME great song inspired by Bebe King and a lot of southern music it will rock your socks off rock on brother
I always felt like I was born in the wrong generation, especially when I hear great music like this! Love your reactions to great music! I just turned 50 in December. I grew up listening to all types and still do... music is life♥️
It’s about time to get some reactions from The Band
The Weight
The Night They Drove Ole Dixie Down
I Shall Be Released (cover of Bob Dylan)
definately.... or even any of Levon's solo work....totally awesome
Yes!!!!
It Makes No Difference from the Last Waltz especially when Garth blows on the sax.
just do 75% of Last Waltz.
@@clos5700 thats everything my friend.
All this Seger and CCR you've brought me right back to feeling like a teenager again.
this song has a long version and actually goes on for another couple or so minutes where they are just jamming and experimenting with sound.
That was the cool thing about the late sixties in the Bay Area music scene, it was all about experimenting and creating new sound with what you got.
yes. wish he did that one.
“Green River” will always be my favorite.
I Love this band Forever 😍
Have you done a CCR reaction to "I put a spell on you"? You wanna get down, and feel it in your soul this is the track for you.
he already reacted to that song
Well, no, if you wanna get down and feel it in your soul, you need to do the original by Screamin' Jay Hawkins. He was insane!!!
Erin Quillen Yes!! All of CCR’s music is awesome but somebody could have gave him a better song like I put a spell on you!
"I Put a Spell on You" has been covered by a zillion different people--Nina Simone, Van Morrison, David Gilmour come to mind. Not a bad one in the bunch. IMO It's one of the best rock songs ever written.
My man, you are cracking me up with the way you walk, the way you talk. Keep 'em coming.
I love that ride up on the bell of the cymbal. That makes this song for me.
You'd love Crosby stills and nash - suite judy blue eyes!
SO many from them that are so awesome ;)
And Helplessly Hoping!
Gotta be the studio version - their true masterpiece! - ruclips.net/video/ZGT0P0XJRFM/видео.html
Only with Neil Young were they good.
@@mcgaugh57 the blasphemy!
i'm normally not a fan of reaction videos, but i think this guy actually cares about the music and respects the artists. good job Jamel
From what I heard, this was recorded when they were 'The Golliwogs' and got some airplay. Then included on the first album as CCR. Credence was a childhood friend, Clearwater for the 'new' environmental movement and Revival for the spirituality of the music. Or so they said.
Dick Clark asked John Fogerty why, considering the great songs he had written, was Suzy Q the first single CCR released. John said that when they formed the Golliwogs in high school Suzy Q was the first song they learned together. So they decided to make it their first single because they had been playing it longer than anything else.
You should check out "Down on the Corner", "Long As I Can See the Light",and "Looking Out My Backdoor".
Really, any CCR song you come across is going to be great.
My dad had a "best of CCR" cd that he used to play on roadtrips when we were kids. Good memories.
Bad moon on the right
@@shiningwolf8269 There's a Bathroom on the Right.
Down on the Corner is fia.
ruclips.net/video/WWolUsgO_to/видео.html
And man that vintage tone and tremolo on guitar are just out-of-this-world cool.
I love the mix of this song... it’s so bold. Truly appreciate the headphones listen.
If you're of a certain age, you can't help thinking of "Apocalypse Now" when you hear this song.
But, who'll Stop the Rain?
@@alrivers2297 Jim Morrison?
Oh wow, meant to put that in a different comment section, sorry lol.
@@alrivers2297 It's all good. It provided a very welcome distraction from the most boring conference call you could imagine.
@@Azabaxe80 oh nice. That was a good answer
I love your reactions, so candid. The walking and talking were hilarious.
This tune was in the movie "Apocalypse Now" done by a band from Seattle. Love your dancing.
1968, I was 8 and listened to it through a small AM radio under my pillow. 1050 CHUM, What a great radio station it was. 😎👍
Can’t hear this song without thinking about playboy bunnies, black helicopters, and this is a bazaar sight in apocalypse now
Yes, that scene with the Bunnies in the jungle in Vietnam was crazy, especially with this song blasting away. Apocalypse Now was such a crazy ride.
It's like everyone was in on the insanity, including the main character.
This was a hot little song way back when. Love it💕🎵 Let's dance!
My favourite from them.
Thank you dear jamel for the reaction
A million hits for this one Jamal........Thank you for Suzie Q. It has been sung by others, but this is the best. CCR. O' by the way---Wish you could show completely, or if you have to, in sections, the London 1970 performance, singing these songs, you would enjoy it. The audience there went wild. CCR showed them what American Music was really like.
Me too, I LOVE SUZI Qs, my favorits snack cake.
You gonna be singjng evrytime you get one now.
Yes, we are Susie Q in that era and have sooo much fun after school in college. In the bus stop or just chilling in the campus with friends just swinging with the song and who cares …..
CCR is one of a few bands that with music that can't be copied. Their sound is unique to them only. I loved your reaction to this one especially the signs and dance moves. HeeHee!!
These bands back then really knew how to take advantage of that new technology called Stereo and make their stuff pop out of both speakers.
Smileytaxi .one of those early ones was Fly like an Eagle Steve Miller Band
Now you have a song to sing to your cupcake😉
Heard this EVERY morning on the way to high school in1968. It was on the radio.
I just realized I have been watching these reactions for an hour and a half. I have no intention of stopping any time soon.
Very excited .Their first great hit, first album. Favorite song by them. 1968.
Man keep it up i don't really like reaction channels but i got say man i you really make laugh. There's still loads of good music out there. As classic rock guy myself you give the music what it deserves Perspective. Love ya man keep on rocking.
Right on!
I think a lot of people out there are imitating Jamals success, and I don't mind. But he is the best. You can tell he is genuine and appreciative and is a people person. I could totally see him graduating from the RUclips fame to become a cultural persona of sorts on TV or in Clubs or movies. Who knows. But he is an entertaining guy to watch and very likeable. Databyter
Jamal actually reacts to the music. He stops occasionally and briefly. The emotions that come over him is the fun. Not like the reactors who stop every few seconds to ponder the lyrics. Feel first! Analyze later!
@@cynthianavarro4316 exactly most just pull faces and say something stupid. But with Jamal I can feel the passion and understanding of someone who hasn't been exposed to this kinda music.
@@cynthianavarro4316 Yes! The man is here to listen and appreciate, not to just be a youtube guy, it's clear. Exactly what's needed for the kind of music his audience suggests!
When I was sixteen, and in my first band we tried to play this song .We tried that's all I'll say my friend.
Thank you...Thank you...Thank you. It's between "Suzy Q" and "Born on the Bayou" as my favorite song by CCR. Both are amazing. What great memories from the late 60s. Great music in those days.
Thanks Friend.
I grew up not knowing my father, one of the only things i knew about him was that this was his favorite song.
Your reactions are great man and you are getting better as well. You’re a part of our evening tv here in the UK👍🏻
"What is that?" That's just feedback from those old tube amps they fade in and out... pretty cool with what they had to work with back in the 60's.
I'll take a tube amp over a solid state amp any day.
@@Diomedene I bought a brand new 25th anniversary Vox AC30 in 1987 and I would concur. Still have it. Sounds great.
Nah man, that was the UFO’s leaving after they gifted the world with CCR!
@@Diomedene if it doesn't sound good through a twin reverb it'll never sound good ;)
It's actually feedback with a fast tremelo effect. Very 60s!
I am hearing this and I am 13 at the Church dance (in the basement!) with someone spinning 45s! We are teeny boppers and dancing The "SuzieQ" dance that went along with this song!! Say 1966/68?? I am 70 now, but this song lives in my brain!!
This is an old rockabilly song. CCR recorded it much later, maybe because it was so much fun to play. They kept the 50s vibe but jazzed it up with electric sounds.
This was off their very first album and gave us a taste of the greatness to come. You're doing great on this CCR journey (though I see you got a little side tracked on Bob Seger) I ain't mad at you. Rock ON! More good CCR you haven't got to yet; "Tombstone Shadow" "Penthouse Pauper" "Keep on Chooglin'" and in light of the recent passing of Little Richard, they do a pretty decent cover of "Good Golly Miss Molly." Thanks for doing "Ramble Tamble" I knew you'd like it.
Love Penthouse Pauper
Have You Ever Seen The Rain (Comin’ Out on a Sunny Day)?
Think he already reviewed that
That is a sad sad song if you understand what it’s about.
Yeah he reacted months ago
But, Who'll Stop the Rain?
I am a version of Suzie Q, Susan, I dated Augie Meyers son in high school for awhile, Augie of the Sir Douglas Quintet, the Western Head Band, The Texas Tornados, he always sang this sobg to me when I was at their shows, brings back good memories 😊
You can hear their blues influence in this. Love the blues
WOW first comment! I feel so honored! lol Love this song! Just listened to it yesterday in my car. LOL
Yeah, hope for some Creedence. Do CCR's "Looking Out My Back Door" and "Green River" too.
Fogerty had THE greatest straight up rock/blues voice in all days. No one can match him. ❤ Great review bro.
I worked depot maintenance on F15 Eagles at Robins AFB. We used to play LOUD rock music in the hangar. Our Division manager was a woman whose first name was Sue. When they would hold tail team meetings on the corridor down the middle of the hangar behind the jet we played this for her. She always laughed. Those were some good times.
"Charley didn't get much USO. He was dug in too deep or
moving too fast. His idea of great R&R was cold rice and
a little rat meat. He had only two ways home: death,
or victory." - Apocalypse Now
Regarding this song in war movies, you may be remembering Apocalypse NoW. As I recall this is what was played during the Playboy Bunny USO show.
Released: June 15, 1968
Songwriter(s): Dale Hawkins; Stan Lewis; Elea...
Recorded: January 19, 1968
Genre: Psychedelic rock; roots rock; acid rock
Dale Hawkins wrote and recorded "Susie Q" in 1957. Creedence dropped their version of the song on their debut record in 1968 and it landed in the top 20 and launched them into stardom.
Now you got to do "Good Golly Miss Molly"
CCR songs to listen to: Up Around the Bend, Lookin' Out My backdoor, and Down On The Corner
Love love love your reaction to this song....put a smile on my face....
Always loved this simple song! Even a clumsy 17 year-old kid like me could dance to it.
Thanks Jamel!
This song is in the movie “Apocalypse Now”
Great song great review... Love ya bro
This was my lullaby when I was a kid. My aunt and uncle went to school with CCR. Gramma made them sandwiches after school sometimes. I went to school with their kids . Good times.
I can and have sat here all day enjoying you feeling the tunes I love too! Outstanding job buds.
ANOTHER GOOD REACTION!!!
Eric Clapton - old love - from the unplugged album
Well, so good to hear MY song on your channel! Yes, my name is Susan, and I got called Susie Q often. I believe I was 10 or 11 when this song was a hit, and it always makes me smile when I hear it - even in my 60’s!
This is such a cool song. Still funky 50 years later!
Would love to see your reaction to Suzi Quatro's "Your Mama Won't Like Me"
I can't wait for you to discover two more incredible musicians: Lyle Lovett and Annie Lennox. "Church" is a great into to Lovett and "Why" is a great first Lennox song.
Lyle is so awesome, blues, big band swing, west Texas swing, country, R and B, man of unlimited talent.
Lyle Lovett is GREAT! "The Road to Ensenada" is an absolute treasure of an album.
Better add kd lang to that list
AWWWWWW YEAHHHHH!!!!!! CCR!! Fantastic 70's!!!!
Love how this song just rolls along like a slow locomotive!
Love your reactions... request if you don’t mind.. Red Gum “I was only 19” great Australian song about Vietnam
Yes please, special song, you will be moved.
Yes. Yes. So very much yes.
Passionate tune.
Memorial Day special for the armed forces would be nice....Barry Sadler Green Beret song. The album holds memories of feelings. It was about what was going on in our life. His story after this album seems bazaar..shot Lee Bellamy singer/songwriter/manager?, worked doing medical care to impoverished in Guatamala, arms selling .. Barry was shot in the head , story was it was an attempted robbery, some say attempted assassination . But his album at that time in history ....
If you are talking a Memorial Day special, I think that that is a great idea!!!
To the list, must be added:
Red Gum, I Was Only 19
Paul Hardcastle, 19
Pretty Maids, Yellow Rain
Charlie Daniel's Band, Still in Saigon
Poison, Something to Believe In
Come on people, add to the list! 🙂
@@michaelmacdonald334 If were doing a memorial special, you've gotta through 'Agent Orange' and Country Joe's Rag up there too
Still asking for BOSTON: ROCK AND ROLL BAND
Well, i'm still asking for Kansas....and 20+ of their songs....
He has posted several Boston vids lately.
@@mcgaugh57 But not the one I'm asking for
I've been waiting on ELO for frign months lol
This song is a must
Picture a beautiful summer day. Eight guys out on a pontoon boat traveling the channels on a chain of lakes. Seven of them definitely over served with adult beverage and belting out Suzie Q. It was a most awesome day!!!
My mother bought CCR double album for my husband as a christmas present, almost didn't give it to him back in the ninetees. She'd never heard them before, she was 70, at that age she finally learned to appreciate the music that we had been listening to for years.
Jamal - Phoebe Snow, Poetry Man.
A beautiful song
I love that song so much♥🎵
I think you’d enjoy Edwin Star “War”
R W absolutely nothing
@@viki717 He won't do anyone who played in his house growing up by relatives.
@@viki717 say it again!
CCR is my all time favorite bluesy rock bands! Thanks Jamel!
Up Around the Bend, Proud Mary, Run Through the Jungle, Hey Tonight, Who'll Stop The Rain. And from lead singer John Fogerty - "The Old Man Down The Road"
Again, filthy smooth.
Crosby, Stills, Nash and Young. - Almost cut my hair please
Also good vid
Or the entire first album. Fantastic
1969: had just finished watching Neil Armstrong step onto the Moon with Walter Cronkite providing the play-by-play. Drove 20 miles to the nearest Swenson's Ice Cream Parlor in Van Nuys, CA with my sister listening to this album. Susie Q alway evokes the memories of this exciting time.
Their Woodstock performance of "I put a spell on you" is also awesome. Cool seeing them live.
How about some Buddy Guy doing “Whiskey for Sale”.
We danced to this song a lot in the clubs when I was stationed in S. Korea in 1969.
Favorite all time song by them.
One of my favorites of CCR!