its a great song, and his voice is just so great, CCR are classic , so many great songs, I like Long as I Can See the Light you have done some others that I love
I remember going to a fund raising event in the 70's and the DJ played this song and even the elderly people were on the dance floor "shakin their thang"
My mom grew up listening to these guys and I listen to them myself. A couple good ones that I'm sure you've listened to yet are........fortunate son and have you ever seen the rain. Two good ones.
I didn't like all of their songs the first time I heard them (didn't hate them or anything, was neutral) But now I listen to a lot of their songs that I didn't use to listen to, such as cotton fields, born on the bayou, lodi, suzie q, someday never comes and many more......I didn't realise that I know the words to a lot of these other songs until last week at work when I put them on and was just boppin and singing away. :D
That movie was the reason why I loved this song so much and this song is the reason why I loved that movie so much😂 plus it’s a great werewolf film and this song is just as great. First saw the movie when I was 4 years old (scared the shit outta me) and have been listening to the song since I was a baby. Thanks to my dad.
CCRs cover of I Put A Spell On You is EPIC!!! You need to listen to the live vid, filmed at Woodstock. Also, Born on the Bayou, Green River, Down On the Corner, Cotton Fields (another cover), Ramble Tamble. Their cover of Midnight Special is wonderful too. Can't go wrong with CCR!! John Fogerty wrote their songs. He is a legend!
Bad Moon rising is a reference to being "in country" (S.Vietnam) on patrol at night. the soldiers didn't like to be in the jungle with a full moon as it created too much light. John Fogerty was in the Army
I feel like this song speaks more of today than it did way back when it came out.... but each era has its own issues. But, yes, so catchy and you can't NOT move to it. They are epic Americana!
Love CCR songs! Saw John Fogerty in concert and it was one of the best concerts I have been to. He played with his son too. He and his kids are very talented.
“I Put a Spell on You” is one of my favorite songs. Originally written and performed by the wild & fun ‘Screamin’ Jay Hawkins in 1958 - I saw him perform his African witch doctor show in the late 1980s - terrific performance. Many artists have done covers of his song - I love Nina Simone’s 1965 version, which is sultry and soulful. A 9 year-old Angelina Jordan will blow your socks off with her passionate 2016 performance - she channeled Screamin’ Jay Hawkins voodoo style - even had his face on the candle she lit, in the video before she began singing. As much as I love all the above mentioned artists and their versions of this great song - my favorite, hands-down, is CCR’s 1968 bluesy rock cover. Hope you react to it (and the other mentioned renditions). Maybe do a day dedicated to that song? All versions are on my Halloween play list. Anyway, here’s the link - Enjoy!! ruclips.net/video/xeXqtzusIU0/видео.html
Love the rabbit hole! Love your enthusiasm too for their music. You should try next "Have You Ever Seen The Rain" thats another great song. Have a nice day ahead!
🎸💯 "Bad Moon Rising" is my fave CCR jam‼🔥 It's just not long enough! John Fogerty has always been a one-of-a-kind vocalist! It makes me very happy to see/hear how much y'all love & appreciate this music! ☮ ❤ 🎶
In the 80s I worked in a greenhouse, we always had the oldies station on, we used to sing along but the chorus was "There's a bathroom on the right" cuz that's where our bathroom was located.. It was funny, maybe you had to be there.... Lol
I put a spell on you is CCR at their best in my opinion. They have many hits, so there are many songs to choose from, but I put a spell on you is in the top 3 to 5 with most CCR fans.
@@junglejim5785 😂😂😂 I was about 7 when I saw it and I'd never seen any kind of horror film before that. I didn't sleep for about 2 months! The bit on the London Underground was especially scary because we used it all the time to go and see my dad at work. Bleugh!
@@bethcushway458 I can understand. The movie had both funny and serious parts in it. And I can surely understand if I lived there and was a kid it most likely would have scared me as well. I was in my early 20's And my brother was in his early teens. And we laughed our heads off except for the serious parts. I think we went quiet during those parts. Take care Beth.
I was in highschool when this was released. A bunch of the kids at first thought that instead of saying "there's a bad moon rising" he was saying "there's a bathroom on the right". 🤣🤣🤣 There were many arguments over what the lyrics were. The bathroom bunch were convinced the meaning of that line was go hide in the bathroom. 🤣🤣🤣 The rest of us got tired of the argument quickly and just enjoyed the song.
I will always remember this song from American Werewolf In London, I remember watching that movie when I was 7 or 8, back then it took forever for movie to come out on TV.
A fantastic CCR song that is also not very well known is Commotion- you should react to that. Great song. Great grove, but definitely one of their lesser known songs
The leader, John Foggerty, went on in the 80's to do an albulm called Centerfield. The song CCENTERFIELD was a hit. It also had a silly little song called VANCE CANT DANCE which is one of my favorites.
CCR is my favorite band. Some suggestions: Up Around the Bend Down on the Corner Who'll Stop the Rain Proud Mary Born on the Bayou Lodi Traveling Band Run Through the Jungle Hey Tonight Night Time is the Right Time Someday Never Comes
If I've said it once, I've said it a thousand times, "There are no bad songs from CCR!" If you haven't done it yet, hopefully you'll get to "Up Around The Bend" or "Green River" or perhaps, "Run Through The Jungle". Creedence Clearwater Revival are absolute golden icons, just pick a song, sit back and enjoy.
So many CCR songs to choose from. They have a catalogue that's wide and deep, and to think they were only around from 1967 - 1972, 5 years! If you want a deep cut, I'd suggest "Penthouse Pauper" one of the only true blues tunes John Fogerty wrote. But hey, they're all good!
As Creedence, yes. but don't forget they started in Junior High. They worked the rear ends off for years before becoming famous. That's why they were tighter than a fishes ass.
Seems to me you guys know all you need to bout Ccr. I can tell by how much you like them. Got this one for myself on a (45) bk in ‘69. For my b-day-…13 yrs old then. Still great. ccr 50 yrs ltr standing the test of time. John fogerty and his talents.. 👍 dan-6/12/22
Such a classic tune. If you haven't seen the movie, "American Werewolf in London" I recommend it highly. This song is featured in one of the movie's most iconic scenes. I don't know what all you've reacted to already, but one I don't see often on these reaction channels: "Up Around the Bend." Also, "Down on the Corner," "Lookin' Out My Back Door."
Listen to "No Favorite Son" is still my favorite it was a Vietnam protest song. Please give a listen! I listened to all their music, love it in my 70's. I lost classmates in that war.
Anyone recall who did the joke about misunderstood song lyrics? "There's a bathroom on the right?" I can't help but hear that every time this song plays.
OK - This song came out in the 1969 - while I was in college - this such a hit BUT we somehow thought they were singing ""Bathroom On The Right"" must have been the recreational party "refreshments" being served!!!! Was years before I knew about the BAD MOON & not BATHROOM!!!!!
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CCR is the only band that can sing about hell on earth but still make you feel upbeat about it
Idk about upbeat emotionally. Definitely a classic song...does give a eerie vibe when you listen to the words
I'll never forget when my kiddos were young they thought they sang there's a bathroom on the right. Makes me laugh each time i hear this song.
can't help to think of that movie "American Werewolf in London" everytime I hear this song.......
Same.
And Blue Moon. Great 🎥
Same here. I saw that movie as a child and it stuck with me. 🐺
John Fogherty was sooo blessed with a captivating voice!
its a great song, and his voice is just so great, CCR are classic , so many great songs, I like Long as I Can See the Light you have done some others that I love
Yes, Long as I Can See the Light is one of my all time favorites
I remember going to a fund raising event in the 70's and the DJ played this song and even the elderly people were on the dance floor "shakin their thang"
CCR is one of the few musical acts where their music transcends the generations
My mom grew up listening to these guys and I listen to them myself. A couple good ones that I'm sure you've listened to yet are........fortunate son and have you ever seen the rain. Two good ones.
those songs are fantastic
CCR NEVER made a bad song. This band is awesome and amazing. Great choice guys! 🌺✌️
They did, the final album was a hot mess
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I was literally just thinking what you wrote-there is no bad CCR song.
I didn't like all of their songs the first time I heard them (didn't hate them or anything, was neutral) But now I listen to a lot of their songs that I didn't use to listen to, such as cotton fields, born on the bayou, lodi, suzie q, someday never comes and many more......I didn't realise that I know the words to a lot of these other songs until last week at work when I put them on and was just boppin and singing away. :D
Everytime I hear this. The movie American Werewolf In London pops in my head. Thanks for the reaction Shawn and Mel. take care and God Bless.
That movie was the reason why I loved this song so much and this song is the reason why I loved that movie so much😂 plus it’s a great werewolf film and this song is just as great. First saw the movie when I was 4 years old (scared the shit outta me) and have been listening to the song since I was a baby. Thanks to my dad.
@@Jkered215 I absolutely adore that film, that transformation scene is stuck since my childhood, easily the best morph scene ever.
I Didn't mean to call you a meatloaf Jack. 😁
Welcome to my teenage years! So much good music... and soul...
Oh, and Green River... seriously.... ruclips.net/video/OAFrfw8kSj8/видео.html
CREEDENCE CLEARWATER REVIVAL -- Proud Mary
good rabbit hole....best american band well worth every listen.
"Long As I Can See the Light", "Hey Tonight", and "Someday Never Comes", are awesome by CCR
yup they are
For your next CCR song, take your pick from "Proud Mary", "Who'll Stop the Rain", and "Up Around the Bend". All 3 are great.
CCRs cover of I Put A Spell On You is EPIC!!! You need to listen to the live vid, filmed at Woodstock. Also, Born on the Bayou, Green River, Down On the Corner, Cotton Fields (another cover), Ramble Tamble. Their cover of Midnight Special is wonderful too. Can't go wrong with CCR!! John Fogerty wrote their songs. He is a legend!
Down on the Corner!
Not at first, but over the years, this one has become my favorite CCR song.
Mom used to play this LP over and over love me some CCR!!!
Bad Moon rising is a reference to being "in country" (S.Vietnam) on patrol at night. the soldiers didn't like to be in the jungle with a full moon as it created too much light. John Fogerty was in the Army
One of the best bands ever, so many hits. Love it.
This 70s song was the soundtrack for the 80s movie "American Werewolf in London". A must watch.
Wow! You are very beautiful! Your right about the movie, but this song is from 1969👍✌️
The song was played in a movie called American Werwolf in London. Back in the day. Great music, great movie. It all came together.
You just opend a core memory for me bro I loved that movie I gotta watch it tonight now 😂
I feel like this song speaks more of today than it did way back when it came out.... but each era has its own issues. But, yes, so catchy and you can't NOT move to it. They are epic Americana!
Born on the bayou! You'll love it.
Love the way you go back and play some more of songs. Shows a real passion for the songs
Love CCR songs! Saw John Fogerty in concert and it was one of the best concerts I have been to. He played with his son too. He and his kids are very talented.
“I Put a Spell on You” is one of my favorite songs. Originally written and performed by the wild & fun ‘Screamin’ Jay Hawkins in 1958 - I saw him perform his African witch doctor show in the late 1980s - terrific performance.
Many artists have done covers of his song - I love Nina Simone’s 1965 version, which is sultry and soulful.
A 9 year-old Angelina Jordan will blow your socks off with her passionate 2016 performance - she channeled Screamin’ Jay Hawkins voodoo style - even had his face on the candle she lit, in the video before she began singing.
As much as I love all the above mentioned artists and their versions of this great song - my favorite, hands-down, is CCR’s 1968 bluesy rock cover. Hope you react to it (and the other mentioned renditions). Maybe do a day dedicated to that song? All versions are on my Halloween play list.
Anyway, here’s the link - Enjoy!!
ruclips.net/video/xeXqtzusIU0/видео.html
I highly recommend you listen to Midnight Special and As Long as I can see the light. You will enjoy both.
Personally, I think Johnny Rivers' version of Midnight Special is better.
@@bobrob2004 everyone is entitled to their own opinion. I thank you for yours.
Not sure if you have reacted to it yet but "Born On The Bayou" is one you MUST hear. "Green River" is great also.
Grew up listening to CCR. Can’t get much better.
Love you guys!
Love the rabbit hole! Love your enthusiasm too for their music. You should try next "Have You Ever Seen The Rain" thats another great song. Have a nice day ahead!
SMILES. :)
oh your on a roll with CCR !!! YES !! 🔥🔥🔥
Great song and I LOVE YOUR T-SHIRTS!!!
🎸💯 "Bad Moon Rising" is my fave CCR jam‼🔥
It's just not long enough! John Fogerty has always been a one-of-a-kind vocalist! It makes me very happy to see/hear how much y'all love & appreciate this music! ☮ ❤ 🎶
In the 80s I worked in a greenhouse, we always had the oldies station on, we used to sing along but the chorus was "There's a bathroom on the right" cuz that's where our bathroom was located.. It was funny, maybe you had to be there.... Lol
I put a spell on you is CCR at their best in my opinion. They have many hits, so there are many songs to choose from, but I put a spell on you is in the top 3 to 5 with most CCR fans.
YES!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
My wife always thought this said "There's a bathroom on the right." She never understood it. lol
My friends and I sang it that way to be silly.☺
You 2 are a treat to watch
Gotta do Up Around The Bend!!!
One CCR song I haven't seen mentioned is Put Me in Coach. It's a fun song about baseball. Thanks for all the joy you bring to your subs. ❤️🎼🎸
Now you are getting there! Midnight Special, Travelin Band, Commotion, and the one Sherry Baker recommended!
Glad to see you enjoying CCR !
Can't hear this without thinking of American Werewolf in London. Scares the shit out of me still!!!
My brother and I laughed our fool heads off watching it.
@@junglejim5785 😂😂😂 I was about 7 when I saw it and I'd never seen any kind of horror film before that. I didn't sleep for about 2 months! The bit on the London Underground was especially scary because we used it all the time to go and see my dad at work. Bleugh!
@@bethcushway458 I can understand. The movie had both funny and serious parts in it. And I can surely understand if I lived there and was a kid it most likely would have scared me as well. I was in my early 20's And my brother was in his early teens. And we laughed our heads off except for the serious parts. I think we went quiet during those parts. Take care Beth.
@@junglejim5785 yeah it's hilarious now! I still totally remember that fear though. You take care too
All of CCR's songs are all phenomenal
So glad you found them! One of a kind…
Amen. They knew and sang about it.
I used to sing, "there's a bathroom on the right". 😆🤣
LOVE CCR!!! ❤️
Great band of the late 60's and 70's CCR a lot a lot of hit songs really a awesome band still sounds so good. great reaction S&M
Misheard lyrics: "There's a bathroom on the right." Instead of "There's a Bad Moon on the Rise." Omg I'm 🤣🤣.
Could be both...😅
Long as I can see the light..The night time is the right time
I love your reactions even during the song your facial expressions are awesome.
Love, love, love me some CCR. Glad you found them!❤️❤️❤️
i think “long as i can see the light”. very powerful
I was in highschool when this was released. A bunch of the kids at first thought that instead of saying "there's a bad moon rising" he was saying "there's a bathroom on the right". 🤣🤣🤣 There were many arguments over what the lyrics were. The bathroom bunch were convinced the meaning of that line was go hide in the bathroom. 🤣🤣🤣 The rest of us got tired of the argument quickly and just enjoyed the song.
Love me some CCR. When I was little I use to think he was saying "there's a bathroom on the right", lol.
Glad you all like CCR. I wish everyone would listen to them
♥️ has been on my Halloween playlist for decades👍👍
I always replay this right after.
This is Southern Rock at it's finest! I love that you love them. I put in their CD to do housework & crank it up!
U should really react to CCR long as I can see the light. THATS A MESSAGE RIGHT THERE FOR YA. super great song. Great reaction guys
I love that song
@@simonloewenstein2581 hell yea who doesn't. I really hope they react to it
@@christopherleonard8313 I hope so too
Up Around The Bend........My Fav
CCR is one of my favorites too
Love your T-shirts! Love your reactions! Love you guys! Mel you made my day today. Your boo too.
❤️ this chople ❤️
I will always remember this song from American Werewolf In London, I remember watching that movie when I was 7 or 8, back then it took forever for movie to come out on TV.
They are Class
I remember exactly where I was the first time I heard it (in 1969); not many songs I can say that about.
lol you guys crack me up.
In concert they sang "There's a bad moon on the right!" Just like now.
Oh really? Just had to pop off with some ignorance did ya? If that's what you "feel", maybe you should listen to the words again. 😏
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This song was featured in the movie "American werewolf in London". Great movie.
since baseball has begun, have you played John Fogerty's , Centerfield?
At last. My favourite by CCR. Your gonna love this.
Just a down right feel good song, love ccr
CCR is from El Cerrito, Ca, about 10 minutes down the freeway from me and the bass player Tom Fogerty’s son Jeff is my very good friend
A fantastic CCR song that is also not very well known is Commotion- you should react to that. Great song. Great grove, but definitely one of their lesser known songs
You must be tired of hearing this but we love you and you spread Joy
The leader, John Foggerty, went on in the 80's to do an albulm called Centerfield. The song CCENTERFIELD was a hit. It also had a silly little song called VANCE CANT DANCE which is one of my favorites.
CCR is my favorite band. Some suggestions:
Up Around the Bend
Down on the Corner
Who'll Stop the Rain
Proud Mary
Born on the Bayou
Lodi
Traveling Band
Run Through the Jungle
Hey Tonight
Night Time is the Right Time
Someday Never Comes
As Long As I Can See The Light 😍🤩
I love y’all’s excitement. I’ve been you all day from Tammy Wynette Gary Puckett CCR. You keep this old truck driver entertained.
CCR "Lodi"
If I've said it once, I've said it a thousand times, "There are no bad songs from CCR!" If you haven't done it yet, hopefully you'll get to "Up Around The Bend" or "Green River" or perhaps, "Run Through The Jungle". Creedence Clearwater Revival are absolute golden icons, just pick a song, sit back and enjoy.
So many CCR songs to choose from. They have a catalogue that's wide and deep, and to think they were only around from 1967 - 1972, 5 years! If you want a deep cut, I'd suggest "Penthouse Pauper" one of the only true blues tunes John Fogerty wrote. But hey, they're all good!
As Creedence, yes. but don't forget they started in Junior High. They worked the rear ends off for years before becoming famous. That's why they were tighter than a fishes ass.
Seems to me you guys know all you need to bout Ccr. I can tell by how much you like them. Got this one for myself on a (45) bk in ‘69. For my b-day-…13 yrs old then. Still great. ccr 50 yrs ltr standing the test of time. John fogerty and his talents.. 👍 dan-6/12/22
Love yalls channel !! So much positivity!!!! Keep doing what yall doin !!
Such a classic tune. If you haven't seen the movie, "American Werewolf in London" I recommend it highly. This song is featured in one of the movie's most iconic scenes.
I don't know what all you've reacted to already, but one I don't see often on these reaction channels: "Up Around the Bend." Also, "Down on the Corner," "Lookin' Out My Back Door."
Listen to "No Favorite Son" is still my favorite it was a Vietnam protest song. Please give a listen! I listened to all their music, love it in my 70's. I lost classmates in that war.
Hearing this in concert or at a club, it's just nice knowing there is always a bathroom on the right .
Anyone recall who did the joke about misunderstood song lyrics? "There's a bathroom on the right?" I can't help but hear that every time this song plays.
This song was on the soundtrack of American Werewolf In London. The music is so great many over look the lyrics. CCR!
This is my fav ccr song
Shawn & Mel
This iconic has been used in movies such as American Werewolf in London & Twilight Zone: The Movie.
I posted a link of video of John Fogerty (lead singer of CCR) singing this song on 4/14/2022: ruclips.net/video/N5cBr93tMuk/видео.html
Being English, first heard this in "An American Werewolf in London" made me a fan of both the film and the band :)
Here's an obscure early 70's you two will love "She's Not Just Another Woman" by The Eighth Day.
Keep on chooglin you need to react!!!!
This is one of my fav songs, it is played in many horror films especially Werewolf movies.
OK - This song came out in the 1969 - while I was in college - this such a hit BUT we somehow thought they were singing ""Bathroom On The Right"" must have been the recreational party "refreshments" being served!!!! Was years before I knew about the BAD MOON & not BATHROOM!!!!!
For some reason I feel afraid to go down a tube station...and I'm not even in London!