ALWAYS AMAZING!| Creedence Clearwater Revival - Someday Never Comes REACTION
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- ALWAYS AMAZING!| Creedence Clearwater Revival - Someday Never Comes REACTION
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THANK YOU! This isn't a hugely famous song, as it's their last single, and the last song on their last album (which had problems), but it's beautiful.
John Fogerty was going through a divorce, his brother Tom had quit the band, and he was feuding with the rhythm section as the group was about to break up. And so he wrote this wonderful reflective jewel.
And exit CCR. Thank you for all you gave us.
Really love the lyrics in this one. CCR def one of the best bands to ever come out of America.
so it was disappointing Fogherty left
The best song in their catalog lyrically. It's a very, very sad lyric, which makes it all the more substantive.
@@shyman99 Creedence was just getting into super-sophisticated writing and playing here. If only, IF ONLY they had expanded the band instead of imploding and doing this album. With the add of a new guitarist and maybe keys player, the seventh album might've been a double-header of amazing music.
For your next CCR reaction, I recommend 'Long As I Can See The Light.' It has a saxophone solo you'll really love.
Fantastic sax solo. One of the best in a rock song ever. That and Paul Simon's Still Crazy After All These Years both have awesome sax solos.
Have been suggesting this on every credence reaction they’ve done. Glad to see more people are but I think they only do songs suggested on Patreon/via donations nowadays.
I've suggested it many times. But then again I also suggested this one many times. I'm so glad they got to it. I would say feeling blue and long as I can see the light😢 are two of the most passionate soul type songs but they just have the greatest slow Groove to them. So much emotion.
One of my absolute favorites, I hope they do this song!
CCR's Sweet Hitchhiker is a rocker.
Yessss!!!
You missed the whole point of the song. His daddy left him and mom when he was very young. Later he had a son born to him but he wasn't even there. His mama had to be there. Then he explains that when he left he told his child the same thing his daddy told him, someday you'll understand. But the point being is you never really understand why Daddy had to go away. 🤔🥴💯😁
@@amyvest1777 What?
Love CCR! Other great songs of theirs are Who'll Stop the Rain, Lodi, Proud Mary, Midnight Special, Long As I Can See the Light, and Cotton Fields.
Can't forget Tina Turner's cover of Proud Mary.
All good but Cotton Fields is my favorite CCR song ever since I was little. I do hope they do that one eventually.
Jon Fogarty's voice is one in One hundred thousand. Gold!
too right!!!
Amber, I think you would enjoy " As Long as I Can See the Light." It has something special in it just for you. You'll know it when you hear it.
Jay & Amber, you'll love their "Sweet Hitch Hiker" and "Travelin' Band" !!!
It Came Out Of The Sky
This is my favorite CCR song. So soulful. So touching. It's about how we are told that we will understand later, but that understanding never happens. You don't get over not understanding what is happening between your parents, your father leaving you, your father not being around when you are born and growing up, your father leaving you just like his father left him. Being told to be a man doesn't fix those things, it just tells us to repress our feelings because we just aren't mature enough (but those are lies we are told or tell ourselves).
Funny note: the song Green River was written about a creek in Monticello/Winters foothills named Putah Creek, it fills the upper part of lake Berryessa and comes out of Monticello Dam, it was a place they enjoyed visiting.
This is my fav of theirs. So deep. The realization that you will never understand it all and that's okay, no one does.
This song cuts pretty deep for those of us who, for one reason or another, had an absent father. It does for me, anyway.
Or a distant dad. Which in turn led me to be distant with him later on.
“J” and Amber, I’m so glad you reacted to this song, please react to “Patches” by Clarence Carter released in 1970.
This song was about how he had to grow up without his dad. Then his own son had to grow up without him. Such a sad situation that many families have been though. God have mercy on us!!
Fogerty wrote Someday Never Comes and other songs of CCR that are awesome-- Suzie Q, Who'll Stop the Rain, Lookin' Out My Back Door, I Put a Spell on You and Have You Ever Seen the Rain. John Fogerty of CCR wrote all of those songs except for Suzie Q and I Put a Spell on You. Fogerty also wrote Proud Mary and Born on the Bayou. One of rock's geniuses. Thank you for this reaction!!
Love, love SusieQ❤❤
my dad was never there and i only realized how badly that messed me up when i got much older.
People, talk to your kids about life and be real about it, you have no idea how much of a difference it makes.
You can't go wrong with Creedence. Pick any of their songs and you'll have a winner. I love all of them.
You have to do "hay tonight" it will rock your socks off, "Travlin band' will do the same thing..also RambleTamble and oobie Doobie are great bangers
California has a lot of country in it. Like a 100 miles, North of Los Angeles, Bakersfield, and a lot of country bands came from there.
Buc Owens and Dwight Yokum,,,, love those guys.
And Merle Haggard born just miles north of Bakersfield.
Bobby Fuller " I Fought for law" 1966, live version, black and white video with the dancing cowgirls!
I like a good squirrel, bonobo since I've had a squirrel, I might have to go play the Ic Daisy song called squirreller. I love a squirrel. I don't want to I like to some. Now I love that song by hayley sleep square learn😊😅😅
You gotta love big balls. BI GBA LLS big balls. I got big balls. She's got big balls. Wake up big balls. I've everybody's got big bottles. But I got the biggest balls of them. All big balls, that's a song. It's a ACDC classic Bigg Boss. Everybody loves big bows
Ed King. Was from southern California wrote the music for Sweet Home Alabama.
He was the main guitar player.
I first heard this after our first son was born. The lesson of the song has stuck with me ever since. Moms and Dads…when life gets busy remember it’s the time with your kids you’ll remember in the end not the time you spent at work. Teach them by being there so they do the same for their kids…
Someone in the comments mentioned John Fogerty’s solo work, post CCR. I agree with their suggestion of “Sugar Sugar”. sweet song and unmistakable Fogerty pipes! 😁
Thank you! I have been waiting for this song for a while. Next, "Seven Bridges Road", from the Eagles live album... pretty please... with sugar on...
I don't think I've heard anything from CCR that I didn't like had a party once and put on greatest hits and that party went on and on
I seen John the other night (Fri. Nice 15) here in San Bernardino CA. THE Celebration Tour. Sounded great, running all over the stage. And sounded MORE Southern than before...
From 6:39 to the end of the song....one of my favorite fade outs of any song I've listed to over the years. So insightful to me and yet melancholy.
CCR was my oldest Sister’s favorite group, I had to listen to it constantly..except when my Oldest Brother was around then I had to listen to The Beatles constantly..i was around 9 years old..young hippie I guess. Still listen to both groups. But my favorite group has always been The Bee Gees. That’s how I got hooked on your channel.
Like Meatloaf sang - two out of three ain't bad! CCR the best and The Bee Gees were pretty good too!
Absolutely one of my favorite CCR songs. The message is so clear and poignant. He ends up telling his son the same thing his dad told him. "Someday you'll understand" but "someday never comes"....some things you will never understand.
''Well, I'm here to tell you now each and every mother's son
You better learn it fast, you better learn it young
'Cause someday never comes'' ....
Quite to the contrary of this story of this song .. This song makes me want to be the best father Ever!!!
Tombstone shadow is one that shows John's skills playing and singing
Mr John Fogerty inducted my dad's band Gene Vincent and the Blue Caps into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. My dad was the drummer of the blue caps, Dickie Harrell years later John was at Virginia Beach Amphitheater when he was in concert the band went backstage and made him honorary member of the blue caps he was very gracious, classy, he was an old soul, a great guy!
El Cerrito. His dad was from Louisiana. I like how you noticed the accent. Whenever I hear Proud Mary I can't help but think nobody from California says working that way. The cover of Willie and The Poorboys was shot 2 doors down from my favorite bay area BBQ joint.
Rob Squad Reactions, the family I was born into was northern California out in the country people at my job ask me are you from the south? I said I was born in North part of California and I never realize I had different voice than from other people, But I suppose to some people I sound like I was from MI. state but I only travel threw MI state never live there.
I hear these songs from Creedence Clearwater Revival it just brings my memory back to living in the country and my older brother racing hot rod 64 to 68 chevy down the back roads there be a bunch of people alone the roads the cops light shining in the night and they are all running to their soup up hot rods racing down the country roads usually on Saturday night.
It illegal to do that these days this was in late 60's early 70's. that me sharing I love CCR and you both reactions to awesome songs thanks for the memories and videos.
Look at the history of the settling of the central valleys in California, Okies and other migrant workers traveling there for what little work was available. This gave rise to the California country sound, Buck Owens, Dright Yoakum along with '60's-70's bands like CCR.
Jay, remember folks got to California from somewhere. Lots of people who left the Midwest and the Great Plains during the Dust Bowl days settled in California.
Ccr was my pa's fav band and when he passed i went into his garage turned on the cd player and out blasted this song. It broke me. Sonded like my fathers last bit of advice.
I know right?.. really deep and personal.
this is my favorite ccr song for the melancholy
You guys have done a bunch of CCR but only a couple of John’s post-CCR solo works. He has an extensive catalog of his solo stuff and as one who has followed CCR and John solo extensively dating back to 1969, I think he did some of his best work after the breakup. Check out Hot Rod Heart, Rambunctious Boy, Sugar Sugar, Rock And Roll Girls and Big Train From Memphis. He’s done ten albums after CCR so there’s a lot to explore beyond these few. CCR was my very first concert and I’ve seen John at least fifteen times, amazing every time.
1000%
One of my favorite CCR songs. It is also one of a few great songs on the theme of relationship issues involving parenthood being passed down from one generation to the next. "Cats in the Cradle" is of course another one, as is "Younger Generation" by John Sebastian, just after he left the Lovin' Spoonful.
Interesting fact: in 1969 CCR was the #1 band in the world and the first signed to play, "Woodstock." Sadly, not included in the movie.
Love this song! Long as I Can See The Light
dad had it all on real to real and it was part of our sunday morning clean the house soundtrack
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ACDC all right. Alright, now I say that he's saying that he's gonna take you. You're the big boss biology p a l l s
But next to the Bigg Boss, you gotta love. You gotta love squirrelers. I know I love a good squirrel. Or I say they say lock the squirrel or 2 I had a sound called squirrel or squirrel or in a big bowl. That's some good I see daisy music brother
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This is the last of their releases I believe, and it's a favorite of mine. Sentimental and a great melody. Nice choice.
BTW, I live in central Cali and many baby boomers raised in this state are children born to parents from the Midwest or Southern states who relocated here during the Great Depression or the dust bowl. Parents who brought their mannerisms, dialects & vernacular with them. Maybe that was Fogerty's situation.
Blessings ❤
I really enjoy it when you review my favorite rock band of all time: Creedence Clearwater Revival. I also enjoy reading other people's comments about their love of this band. I was in high school during the height of the disco era of the late 1970s, and I never had a single friend or acquaintance who shared my enthusiasm for CCR - mostly, I suppose, because they broke up several years earlier and teenagers have a short attention span. All these years later, it's nice to find a few of you kindred spirits on a page like this.
Love your comment. I first discovered CCR when I was 13 in 1970. I became completely obsessed with them especially John Fogerty, my first rock star crush. Spent countless hours listening to all their records in my bedroom on my little record player. Was super lucky to see them in concert in 1971 and also John in 1986 on his Centerfield tour. (Was front row center and got to shake his hand!) This song is one of my favorites, and I can never listen to it without shedding a few tears.
This always reminds me of “Cat’s in the Cradle”. Subject matter-wise.
My favorite CCR song. Thanks for reacting guys
Damn, I forgot about this song. Thanks 👍👍
CCR - Hey Tonight is a good one as well!!!
There's a whole lot of great music from here in south Louisiana you guys would love. Cajun, zydeco, swamp pop etc. I was jamming Keith Frank's song "Haterz" earlier today.
If there's one thing that Cali can be proud of is CCR is a California band! That might be all we have these days, some distant memories, but we love CCR. It's extremely insane that the Recording Industry back then got away with so much corruption ruining the lives of so many great artists.
My fav CCR will always be As long as I can see the light
No truer words
No matter how much you think that Someday you'll understand.
the fact remains that no matter how much you try that someday never comes😢
From 1972, this was their last hit. Such a bittersweet song. What a ride it was from 1968 to 1972!
It was Tom Fogerty that left the band - not John. This was CCRs last single. There's debate on who played the organ on this. Stu Cook - the bassist was a trained pianist. He probably played the organ - but then again it could have been John Fogerty.
John Fogerty wrote this one about his parents divorce. It happened to be released in the spring of '72 while my parents were going through a divorce. I recall hearing this on my radio when my dad had a visitation with us and when he sang "When Daddy went away", I cried hard and my dad said maybe we should turn this off.
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I remember having the Album Chronicle, and to me it was this song that stood out.
CCR is from the East Bay, El Cerrito area. Tons of people migrated from the south to the Bay especially during WWII times to work in the ship yards and other industries. Bay Area and and Northern California is different then so cal.
Their last charting song!
His first solo album 'Centerfield' has 2 songs "Zantz cant Dance" and "Mr. Greed" about CCR's manager who stole the rights to John Fogarty's songs.
"John Fogerty is CCR" Yes. Yes he is. It can't be denied.
CCR put out so many hits in such a short time!
My step father served in Vietnam for the Australian army, we live in England but he was an Australian citizen in the 1960/70s and he got me into CCR. He said they always reminded him of arriving back at base after going out so there is only positive vibes that i take from them.
If you remember in American Graffiti, filmed in Modesto California, Harrison Ford wears a cowboy hat. So there! 😊
Jordan, wish to relive that feeling you had felt when discovering *Rock 'n' Roll* for the first time?
*"Webb Wilder - Human Cannonball"* / Driving *Riff* as good or better then on *Thunderstruck*
Thanks y'all for reacting to this one. From what I understand, it's somewhat autobiographical. I also highly recommend Long As I Can See The Light...might be his best vocals!
CCR has done so much amazing stuff but this is definitely one of my favorites. And I agree with some others here that you should definitely check out "Long As I Can See the LIght". I also think you'd appreciate "Who'll Stop the Rain", "Walk on the Water", and "Sweet Hitchhiker".
CCR. Always great. Always been, always will be. You could react to any of their songs...and you'll find they are all amazing. What a band. Thanks for the reaction.
One of my favorite CCR songs.
One of my favourite songs by CCR. I absolutely love this band. They did so many songs that just get you in the heart. The song is actually speak to you.
There is two I have suggested a few times. And I understand you get hit with a lot of requests! Those are “Up around the Bend” and “Sweet Hitchiker”!! Thanks so much!!
There is another “As Long as I Can see the Light”
Love CCR - If you are working your way back to the Doors - PLEASEEEEEE listen to LIGH MY FIRE - (THE LONG VERSION) - It was their First Big Hit. you gatta listen to it.
John Fogerty did a song with The Blue Ridge Rangers, Hearts Made of Stone. It is awesome! You two are keeping it real, Bless You
Wow, glad you reviewed this one. This was not as big of a hit but was my favorite CCR song. Well I'm here to tell you now each and every mothers son . . . . .
CCR just keeps bringing good memories. When things are crowding me I know what to listen to. Thanks for the good memories.
You must react to "Ramble Tamble", the opening track of CCR's album "Cosmo's Factory".
YES!!! My all time favorite CCR song!! I have suggested it several times too
Jay,Amber...your long time Canadian here! 😁❤️🎸
You said it right girl about ccr without Fogarty! 🤷🏻♂️😁👍🏻
Try this one of him alone decades later...
Old man down the road
Blessings from 🇨🇦🎸❤️
This has the hallmark of a great song. I have listened to it for years and it still brings a tear to my eyes every single time.
CCR " , Keep on Chooglin" WOW, I wonder what that means???😂
One of my favorite CCR songs. Long As I Can See The Light would be great.
when i was young i was told i would understand when i got older but i never did that is the someday that never comes so true i hope you find the answers i never did.
Thanks for reacting to this underrated song! I'm glad my parents never divorced and are still together. Many of my friends had a hard time dealing with their parents' arguments. The lyrics remind me of the song "Cats In The Cradle". Not wanting your children to repeat the same mistakes or not wanting to repeat your father's mistakes, yet the cycle continues. And no matter how smart someone can be, there will always be things you can't understand. I love the outro of this song.
Everybody loves big, I'll thank you. Somebody needs to react to I. C. They say big balls. I say they say Scott big balls. Oh, no I gotta song like that big balls. So I see daisy does big balls
I'll tell you what else is good of squirrel. I could use a good squirrel. But I say they say did a few squirrelers and I had a song called a squirrel or I see they say does a squirrel
But the a c d c big boss big boss everybody loves a big boss
Are you telling me? Are you telling me that there's some sort of SpongeBob video with AC DC doing the song? Big balls big balls and spongebob and a video?
I like how ccr and the doobie brothers are two different bands from California but they sound like they are from way on down in the south that is the distinctive style of music they play and it’s cool
“Wrote a song for everyone”, a very under played and under appreciated song in my humble opinion, give it a listen, even if not for a reaction 😎
Johnny Rivers did a nice cover of this song as well. I love both versions.
The truest and saddest song in rock and roll.
Your reactions are so much fun to watch! I’d love to see what you think of Bibio; specifically, A Tout A L’Heure and Sunbursting. Please!
Nobody replaced john fogerty in ccr. The bass player and the drummer tried to step up and then they realized how big John's shoes were to fill
I think Jay would be able to say he has a favorite CCR song if you guys would take the suggestion that I have given many times and listen to "Traveling Band ".It's easily their hardest rocking song,and that's up Jay's alley.
Love this song. Long As I Can See The Light is another great one.
CCR never disappoints
Checkout this band from the 60's: The First Edition
( with a young Kenny Rogers). "Just Dropped in to see What Condition My Condition Was In" (video). They also did "Ruby".
Can't go wrong with CCR. Always loved their sound. Great reaction!
Finally! I’m so excited to listen.
While Fogerty was essentially CCR, dont think for a SECOND that there wasn't an inherent chemistry musically between the 4 of them who'd played together exclusively since high school AND his brother Tom was there anchoring him emotionally as well. Ive been a professional musician for 40 years- you cant put a price on this chemistry, period. In fact, this is post- Tom Fogerty and tgere is definitely a change in John's vocal- a sadness, a loss, a missing piece if you will.
Despite how fun CCR is to party and dance to, they have four or five songs that I can think of right off the top of my head that to me are profoundly sad.
This song was written at a time where a lot of young men were going off to kill and be killed in vietnam. But the genius of it is that it can relate to any situation who are the father figure is largely absent.
It starts when he's a little kid and at the receiving end of that, and then he collects dust and then suddenly he's barely of age and he has a kid himself right as he's going off to be away. Either going off to war and possibly dying or just going off and doing whatever his thing is. And the cycle repeats.
Others that are along this line which I think are some of their most powerful songs:
Hideaway (Wish I Could)
Feelin' Blue
Long As I Can See the Light
Effigy
Lodi, although that one is more up-tempo. But having played on small low-budget tours and having the van breakdown and wondering how you're going to get your money for the next gig, and maybe you get there and they don't pay you because they just blatantly break the contract because they know that they can and you don't have any other options, that sort of thing and then you always love playing in front of people but you end up in playing in front of really drunk people when you're really upset about things❤ and that song deals with that.
You’ve got to check out CCR’s song “Molina”
Think this might be the 1st reaction of this song? You gotta check out *CCR - Sweet Hitch Hiker*
Great band, really rocky with the voice of John Fogarty-Colin Ward
mine is green river i can hear the bullfrog callin me
not commercially a hit, but one of my favorite CCR songs. cool to see someone react to it.