"Born On The Bayou"👍

@jurgenschmidt2759

11 күн бұрын

And "Run through the Jungle"

@blakerbnsn

11 күн бұрын

And "Lookin' Out My Back Door"

@dedcowbowee

11 күн бұрын

@@blakerbnsn Yes!

@9211goat

11 күн бұрын

And "Green River"

@clivestainlesssteelwomble7665

11 күн бұрын

Masters of Swamp rock ...from a bunch of boys from nowhere near a swamp 😂 ..still defined the sound and an age .... 😎🧙🏻‍♂️👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼

I'm surprised that Elizabeth started CCR with a cover song and not an original. Recommend next, either Fortunate Son, Have You Ever Seen the Rain, Bad Moon Rising or Up Around the Bend

@user-scott-pearce

12 күн бұрын

I didn't know it was a cover

@Mechanic618

12 күн бұрын

Yeah, definitely second "Have you ever seen the rain" or "Who'll Stop The Rain".

@MetalmcBiff

12 күн бұрын

I’m surprised she didn’t check them sooner!

@CorwinPatrick

12 күн бұрын

I'd prefer... "Out my backdoor" or "Down on the Corner". But anything off their Greatest Hits album will be a banger.

@paulriddle7818

12 күн бұрын

Agreed.

John Fogerty is not just a singer. He's a force of nature.

@msoileau83

5 күн бұрын

He's a good singer. Let's not get nuts

@ScottWDoyle

5 күн бұрын

Incorrect. One of the greatest soul singers of all time. You need to search inside your own soul.

@gunnerblaskey8864

2 күн бұрын

The rift in CCR is a great tragedy... my favorite group as a young teen

Everybody forgets their version of "Midnight Special". PERFECTION

@N_Garamond

10 күн бұрын

love that one too!

@tomp.7725

9 күн бұрын

Not me, I've been listening to CCR most of my 66yrs

@stevereznick108

9 күн бұрын

Agreed! CCR were trailblazers! Fogertys voice is outstanding!

@TrianglesAndCircles

7 күн бұрын

Yep. Midnight Special is different.

@travisneal3389

7 күн бұрын

Yes, one of my favorites

This is actually the radio edit version Elizabeth - the proper album version is near the 10 minute mark you're looking for!

@timhalloran8337

11 күн бұрын

Agreed, that or the live version. The 10 minute would have been a great compromise. It too, gets down and funky.

@samfisher6606

11 күн бұрын

And has that long solo I think she was looking for

@patrickupstream84

11 күн бұрын

Agree with you all. This was a cover that allowed John to stretch out on the guitar. You Tube cuts are the worst some times. Santana at Woodstock Soul Sacrifice is another where they just cut Mike Schrieve's solo up.

@leftcoaster67

11 күн бұрын

And the music is beyond amazing.

@michaelreynolds5778

11 күн бұрын

True that. I was waiting for the guitar solo but it was cut short.

Ccr is timeless and classic.

@tay4484

11 күн бұрын

They were around for 4 years. Released 7 albums with only bangers. Then dissolved.

@ateamfan42

11 күн бұрын

No matter what kind of music one prefers, everyone can find something in CCR to enjoy.

@cantometric

11 күн бұрын

Watched a CCR documentary not long ago, where they pointed out that Around the time CCR played Royal Albert Hall in London they were actually out selling the Beatles in many countries.

@roboparks

11 күн бұрын

Great cover Band . Heard it through the Grapevine, Susie Q , Midnight Special , Good Golly Miss mOlly all Covers. Proud Mary and Fortunate Son are originals.

@tracylilienthal1996

10 күн бұрын

This brings back menories of cruising with my Dad in his 67 Chevelle as a kid listening to WLS playing. Such good menories of a better and simpler times.

John Fogerty's voice is legendary in rock-blues music. No one sounds like him.

@thegrimreefer3185

8 күн бұрын

The Hollies "Long Cool Woman in a Black Dress" does a pretty good approximation.

@gregcable3250

5 күн бұрын

@@thegrimreefer3185 Like the song but the voice is not really similar.

“As long as I can see the light” played at my father’s funeral! His love for CCR has totally rubbed off on me!

@AmandaZuke

11 күн бұрын

My dad too. ❤️ Such a beautiful song.

@wstone5594

10 күн бұрын

@@AmandaZuke Same

@user-df8po4xr4s

10 күн бұрын

Song always makes me cry. Always.

@brianabare7515

10 күн бұрын

Their best song!

@kajwicksell4455

9 күн бұрын

last song i played before my mother's funeral, always fills my eyes with tears..

"I put a spell on you" is not only an amazing cover, it's an INCREDIBLE vocal performance!

@Mi5terMarc

11 күн бұрын

But also....do NOT do 'I Put A Spell On You' without listening to the Screamin' Jay Hawkins version. It's freakin' amaaaaazing!

@RickReasonnz

10 күн бұрын

@@Mi5terMarc For real! You will be staring, slack jawed, as you realise what year he was making that kind of madness. Way ahead of his time

@juggalonumber27

10 күн бұрын

@@Mi5terMarc The TRUE original! Love that version

@DavidNorthMusic

10 күн бұрын

Amazing guitar solo as well.

@brunonbierzeniuk1064

10 күн бұрын

@@DavidNorthMusic Absolutely. Probably the best solo I've heard from them ever. I'm glad you've mentioned it.

Fogerty has such a dynamic vocal quality. He can do dark and sinister with songs like "I Put a Spell On You" and "Run Through the Jungle." He can do light and kooky with songs like "Lookin' Out My Back Door" and "It Came Out of the Sky". He gives his voice a bit of edge in songs like "Fortunate Son." And raucous in songs like "Sweet Hitch-Hiker" and "Travelin' Band". and he can also do sad and mournful with songs like "Have You Ever Seen the Rain?" and "Someday Never Comes". Highly recommend all of those songs

@Troy-x7e

11 күн бұрын

Don't forget Centerfield!

@Man-vs-Metal

11 күн бұрын

I really hope she does "I put a spell on you"

@nullzero

11 күн бұрын

Travelnin' Band and Someday Never comes are like the exact opposite in tone but I love both. I think more people need to hear Someday Never Comes though.

@tjroelsma

11 күн бұрын

@@Man-vs-Metal Long as I can see the Light is where Fogerty goes really wild with his vocals.

@charliejg

11 күн бұрын

Fortunate Son is top notch! But, your list is so great!

I never tire of Elizabeth's unbridled love and enthusiasm for all things musical.

@remanns6661

3 күн бұрын

Agreed!

I just saw John Fogerty last Saturday night in New Jersey and at nearly 80 years old....his voice is great. He sang lead on every song and played lead guitar on every song. Total energy. Go see him.

@carolcarol3938

9 күн бұрын

wonderful

@lisainthestudio

5 күн бұрын

Did he sing "there's a bathroom on the right?" on Bad Moon Rising? I saw him in the early 2000s and he sang that

@jasperdevries1726

2 күн бұрын

@@lisainthestudio to be fair, with age knowing where the nearest bathroom is does become a little more important...

And every law student who takes an IP class always gets to read Fantasy v. Fogerty where John Fogerty got sued for sounding like John Fogerty.

@chaddubois8164

11 күн бұрын

It's crazy isn't it? I would be dumbfounded. I can't imagine everything John Fogerty went through.

@DavidMiller-dt8mx

11 күн бұрын

Amazingly, Centerfield is so easily mistaken for CCR. I guess that means that John IS CCR!

@randallpetersen9164

11 күн бұрын

@@DavidMiller-dt8mx JF has always been CCR. The rest of the group, including his brother, were riding his coattails the whole time, and got pissed about it when he pointed it out. Fortunately history has made it clear this band might have been called CCR, but it was always the John Fogerty Band. :)

@robertbrowne7880

11 күн бұрын

In all fairness, he does sound exactly like him.

@mmgreen31

11 күн бұрын

He recently got control back of his entire catalogue. I saw him a few days ago at Bethel Woods (site of the original Woodstock concert). He’s 79 and sounded great with a lot of energy in a 2 hour set. George Thorogood opened.

If you've seen any Vietnam era movie, you know one CCR song, Fortunate Son.

@VaskoPopa-ux7hx

11 күн бұрын

Run trough the jungle or green river, as well

@kineticstar

11 күн бұрын

Any movie made about the South will be contractually required to have a CCR song as well.

@woodrowsmith3400

11 күн бұрын

Banned from our house whilst growing up in a contentious '60's, I never really caught on to the undercurrent of CCR until I was drafted and got out of SmallTown USA. I mean, if Ed Sullivan would cut CCR off in mid-song they must be bad people, right? CCR built an amazing catalog of music in the four or so years they were together. While some was light-hearted, some was also very anti-war. Fortunate Son stands out. It has been infered that Who'll Stop the Rain refers to the use of Agent Orange. Shrug. No matter what, CCR's entire catalog is a worthy listen

@timwelch5656

11 күн бұрын

You start the chopper...I'll get the guys together....😂😂😂

@kn0wmad1c

10 күн бұрын

​@@VaskoPopa-ux7hxWhich is funny, because both Run Through the Jungle and Fortunate Son are antiwar songs

John Fogherty’s voice is absolutely one to obsess over.

The tightness of their rhythm is hypnotic. The fact that a court made the sound of his voice the property of someone else is absolute proof that our legal system has gone stark raving mad.

Nothing makes me happier than seeing someone experience CCR for the first time!

@calincimpianu2161

8 күн бұрын

Especially when this someone belong to a ungifted generation!

@notsomadscientist9602

8 күн бұрын

@@calincimpianu2161 Now that is just mean. There are plenty of gifted artists out here currently.

100% this is the face she makes when discussing the line, "HOID it through the grapevine"

@chrisross-fd3fo

11 күн бұрын

Or when she starts reading the comments on this song.shes needs someone who knows where the potholes like this lie

@kkampy4052

11 күн бұрын

Who doesn't sing HOID when singing along?

@keelyemerine-mix1051

11 күн бұрын

The delight on Elizabeth's face when this song's vocals start is the spark I need to start a dreary, cold Pacific Northwest Monday!

@jwr6796

11 күн бұрын

@@kkampy4052 nobody I would trust

@dmitryowens

11 күн бұрын

Old school jive talk terminology and phrasing right there.

"Five year plans and New Deals, wrapped in golden chains. And I wonder, still I wonder, who'll stop the rain." Brilliant.

This is the kind of music my Dad would play around the house on his old records when I was a kid. C.C.R., The Allman Brothers, Lynyrd Skynyrd, and The Outlaws were the kinds of bands I was raised on before getting older and branching out into heavier things, but I'll ALWAYS love this kind of music to the day I die. No matter how much time passes, songs like this never get old.

@mrtim5363

5 күн бұрын

When I took over the night crew in a major kitchen, the 1st thing I did was put on C.C.R.'s greatest hits. The younger crew who had no idea who C.C.R. was, said to each other, we don't know about the new manager... But Damn! His music is, kick-ass. (I would agree with that assessment of C.C.R.) By the end of the long version of "Heard it through the Grapevine" half the crew was singing along... C.C.R. can do that to you.

@chaospoet

5 күн бұрын

@@mrtim5363 That's an awesome story!

John's voice still sounds amazing now, after all these years.

@spicealbert4904

11 күн бұрын

He's 80 next year, loads of power in his voice, dancing around the stage like a teenager.

@robosock380

11 күн бұрын

@@spicealbert4904 I've seen a couple of his recent videos at his home just singing along to guitar, or piano, and it just astounded me that he still sounds so good. And despite the crap he went through on the business side of things that he had to fight against, he still comes across as a really nice bloke, not bitter at all. Loved him since I first heard him as a child. I'm 55.

@robosock380

11 күн бұрын

@@spicealbert4904 I watched a couple of videos of him playing recently at his house, on guitar, and piano, and his voice just blew me away. Hasn't lost anything. And despite the crap he went through with legal stuff concerning his music, he seems like the nicest bloke you could meet, no bitterness at all. I've loved CCR and John's voice since I was a kid, I'm 55.

@iggy880

11 күн бұрын

John has always talked about how professionally he took music, and saw his voice as a specialized instrument. He has taken os much care with it his whole career and it really shows

CCR has always been one of my favorites. John Fogerty has one of the most unique & recognizable voices around. They don't have a bad song! Huge list of hits! "Proud Mary", "I Put A Spell On You", "Born On The Bayou", "Green River", "Have You Ever Seen The Rain", "Fortunate Son", "Down On The Corner", "The Midnight Special", "Susie Q", "Travelin' Band", "Run Through The Jungle", "Sweet Hitchhiker", "Bad Moon Rising" etc.

@muchos_tacos

11 күн бұрын

And never forget "the graveyard train"

@Hudson316

11 күн бұрын

Not sure about not having a bad song, a fair chunk of Mardis Gras was pretty horrid because of the behind the scenes shenanigans during the making of the album (though Someday Never Comes is the best track on that album)

@peterthomas7093

11 күн бұрын

and not forgetting Ramble Tamble.

@daviddunrud9228

10 күн бұрын

And that list doesn't even include my two favorites: "Lodi" and "Wrote a Song for Everyone"

@douglasthompson201

10 күн бұрын

​@@Hudson316The one CCR song I don't like; "Keep on Chooglin'". Should have been left in a dumpster somewhere.

I used to be a sound tech, and DJ, my life ran with a constant sound track, even while I slept. But somewhere I stoped enjoying music. Seeing your joy and enjoyment of both the technical elements and also the feeling of music remind me of the love I used to have and inspires me to try and find it again. I've just binge watched you for a about 4 hours.

When my friends and I are camping in the mountains, you can hear CCR blasting from our speakers all week long. Daytime and nighttime. Campfires. Beer. CCR, and the Colorado Rocky Mountain. CHEERS from Colorado

@BulldogElf1

6 күн бұрын

Cheers from Northern Colorado

I love when Elizabeth gets giddy over a voice, it's priceless. Fortunate Son, Who'll STOP the Rain, & Traveling Band

@robertholland1664

9 күн бұрын

And Fogerty is still alive, so she could send him to that laboratory to get answers about his voice.

I always love watching the childlike glee Elizabeth bubbles over with when doing these vids. This woman will NEVER grow old!

@chrispowers345

10 күн бұрын

Right. Because at ~30 years old and an ostensible music major, she's never heard CCR until now. By that measure the sun will burn out before she grows "old."

@larrytolson4135

10 күн бұрын

@@chrispowers345 that proves nothing. I have spoken to many people who have never heard of them. Or even RUSH. Your statement sounds too much like an insult.

@brititude7750

10 күн бұрын

@@chrispowers345 Ostensibly...??? Clearly, you are ignorant of Elizabeth's background and career as a highly trained opera singer who was graduated with several music degrees from Oberlin Conservatory, Berklee College of Music, and the Curtis Institute of Music. She has performed enough times at many the worlds greatest performance venues for one with mere basic research skills to verify her "chops". Of the numerous individuals who have you tube channels presenting a "vocal analysis", EZ's is by far the best given her in depth knowledge and understanding of vocal techniques and music which is based not only on her music degrees earned, but upon real world experience as an opera singer. Oh, and btw, she is 38.

@larrygallup5132

10 күн бұрын

She is infectious !

@robertholland1664

9 күн бұрын

It's a gig...

Just about every CCR song is one you can listen to over and over and over again. Incredible band and a one-of-a-kind voice.

This band had such a huge run of hits. Dive deep.

The 11 minute version kills!! Absolute 🔥🔥🔥

@OrgaNik_Music

11 күн бұрын

Really should had listened to the full version

@waygone6657

10 күн бұрын

Yup!!!!!!!!

And now we wait for the other 10000 classics of CCR to be done! BRING IT ON!!!

John Fogerty is one of the greatest singer songwriters ever, some absolutely classic songs.

I like CCR music, but when i mention CCR my parents always get this glow in their eyes and won't stop telling me how happy they get to have a record of them ( my parents lived in former east germany and it was very difficult to get a hand on such a record at that time)

John Fogerty is a national treasure. His live performance of "Centerfield" from L.A. is one of the best video performances I have ever seen.

@Dreyno

11 күн бұрын

An international treasure. He transcends borders.

@treetopjones737

8 күн бұрын

He got to play in Dodger Stadium.

Can never go wrong with Creedence 🎉 when you hear the music, all is right in your world❤

@normanhoward8862

11 күн бұрын

I have an assortment of CDs in my truck. But the only 2 I need are CCR greatest hits and AC/DC Back in Black. Spent 1000s of hours listening to them.

John Fogerty has such a legendary voice. One of my favorites.

Elizabeth, this is a perfect example of why you are by far the best "song reaction" youtuber out there! Vocally, I learn so much from you. Something new with each video. And your "charismatic" personality makes it pure joy to watch you! I'm always smiling throughout your videos. Thank you for sharing!!

you simply must listen to "Fortunate son" it is the pinnacle of anti war songs that came out during the Vietnam war, andd it is an absolute banger as well

The single most underrated rock band ever, no question.

@OddBallPerformance

10 күн бұрын

I don't think anybody has ever underrated CCR. Even people on my generation (I'm 41) and the younger Gen Z generation are familia with CCR music, even if they don't know the name of the band. Such a unique sound to John's voice and the band, and many of their songs have been used in pop culture and movies for decades.

@richardjones9007

10 күн бұрын

I’m not sure they were underrated. For a while they were the most popular group in the world, out performing an outselling the Beatles. You don’t do that by being underrated

@jaywhoisit4863

7 күн бұрын

Definitely not underrated. This band spans generations and still plays in my local pub everyday. I see 20 year olds slamming beers and dancing to CCR tunes.

@shegocrazy

6 күн бұрын

Underrated? Lol. No. They are Hall of Famers for last 30 years.

@lisainthestudio

5 күн бұрын

​@@OddBallPerformanceI'm 42, totally agree. I grew up with CCR, my mum took me to see John Fogerty in concert in the late 90s

so much groove and blues in his guitar playing, and so much soul in his voice whenever he starts singing, a lot of assets and talents for just one man !!! Timeless music.

Just stumbled across this video and thoroughly enjoyed your analysis! I’m a 73 year old guy who listened to Creedence as a teen and has followed John Fogerty ever since, loving his singing, songwriting and stylistic guitar playing all the while. I Heard It Through The Grapevine was one song that I paid little attention to, having been exposed to the original by Gladys Knight in my hometown of Detroit and superficially dismissing this as a ‘cover’. But your analysis is a pure delight and had me saying ‘Yes!’ every time John hit one of the high notes. I loved the excitement you showed at these moments, and it reminds me of the powerful emotions that good music evokes in us. I’ll be sure to subscribe and see what else your channel has to offer.

During the Covid lockdown John Fogerty did a bunch of these songs in his living room or outside in his yard. He still has it. Great voice.

@Randall-Mi

10 күн бұрын

And with his kids!❤

Drummer here- Regarding your comment starting at 14:18 , CCR drummer Doug Clifford is utilizing the floor tom drum to get that darker sound instead of the hi-hat or ride cymbals. Same thing goes for drummer Meg White from The White Stripes on "Seven Nation Army."

@AndyViant

3 күн бұрын

The comment about Seven Nation Army. Meg from The White Stripes. She's got a very stripped back drumming style due to being self taught. No massive fill-ins, or rolls. It's a very sparse, empty sound, and was actively encouraged by Jack to emphasize his lyrics and bass. The overall effect amplifies both of their notes about 50%. Sometimes less really IS more. In some ways it sounds like the difference between Beatles Drumming and Led Zeppelin Drumming. Both had a shuffle added to the beat but Bonham's was far more complex than Ringo's. Don't get me wrong, Ringo's was far more complex than most people are willing to admit (at least until they try and play it) but Bonzo was an absolute master.

John Fogerty is a National Treasure.

It truly brings me joy watching someone who loves music as much as you do!!

he 79 now & still touring & crushing it, his voice & his self does not age -it spooky!

@treetopjones737

8 күн бұрын

He did concerts from home during Covid with his kids.

This is so Americana, old school, and just plain awesomeness. Timeless and tied back to the early times. Love it.

There was a two block area of just grass and trees between two rows of frat houses at Syracuse University in the early 70's. Every Saturday, one frat house would drag two giant speakers onto their porch and play Creedence very loudly all day long. It was awesome; I'll never forget that. When I hear Creedence now it takes me back there to that park.

@JacoWium

8 күн бұрын

Awesome memories - wish I could have shared them! But I have my own ones.. Oh yes, those were glorious times: phenomenal bands, large speakers, great boogie atmospheres, and the outdoors.

Oohh "I put a spell on you" !!!!!!!!!!!!

Fogerty’s voice is amazing, so recognizable - and cuts through any mix!

@Cryptic1911

10 күн бұрын

Yep, he's as recognizable as ozzy.. nobody else sounds like either of them

Norman Whitfield and Barrett Strong wrote and composed "I Heard It Through the Grapevine" for Motown Records in 1966. The Miracles recorded the song in the summer of 1966, but it was not released. Whitfield produced Gladys Knight & the Pips' version, which was released as a single in September 1967 and became an R&B number one hit in December of that year. The song reached number two on the Hot 100 and sold well in the United States and Canada. Then there's the Marvin Gay version..

@patrickmcevoy5080

11 күн бұрын

That Marvin Gaye cover is another all-time great vocal performance. This song has inspired some amazing versions!

@richardgale5369

11 күн бұрын

Smokey Robinson's version, although the earliest was released in the late 1990s.

I am 75, and I have loved their music since their beginning!

Welcome to the magic that is Credence Clearwater Revival and the unrealistic vocals of John Fogerty. I can’t express how much I’m looking forward to you going down this rabbit hole of hit after hit after hit. Highly recommend “Fortunate Son” (the unofficial theme song of the Vietnam war), “have you ever seen the rain,” “bad moon rising,” “rollin on a river” (he did it before Tina)…etc. great evaluation!! John Fogerty actually just got off tour with Billy Gibbons from ZZ Top. Highly suggest looking at that promo video. Only bad thing about it is you can tell John is going deaf from all the years of having such loud wedges for his almost 50-year career.

Absolutely one of my biggest musical influences. Fogerty has a phenomenonal voice and the songwriting is top-tier. CCR are legends.

@SepticFuddy

11 күн бұрын

Absolutely, although they didn't write this one. Norman Whitfield and Barrett Strong wrote it for Motown, who released versions by Gladys Knight, The Miracles, and most notably Marvin Gaye in the mid-late 60s.

@jaydeus

10 күн бұрын

@@SepticFuddy yes for sure. Fogerty immensely influenced by soul music and it's evident in his voice!

I discovered this channel a while back, and it's been fun to listen to the wonderful music that's presented on the channel. However, another draw for me is watching Elizabeth's face as it lights up with pure delight whenever she hears a piece of music she really likes.

@nerdgarage

11 күн бұрын

Thats my favorite thing on this and certain other music reaction channels ... watching their expressions and seeing what bits catch their attention and in what way.

One of the best covers of all time. Hands down.

I have seen his voice described as "sunshine through a rusty pipe" and it fits him very well....

My favourite channel just got even better with the introduction of CCR. The delight on Elizabeth's face says all you need to know. Her reaction made my day better.

I've heard this hundreds of times over the years and there is NO getting tired of hearing it, it grabs you immediately and keeps you hooked unit the end. Finest kind of Funky!

It is delightful to watch someone just nerd out to this degree over such an awesome song. Peak nerdy enthusiasm.

One of the greatest bands EVER!!! My dad saw them back in their hay day, but just a few years ago we got to see John Fogerty together. Damn that was a great concert!!! Fogerty is a LEGEND!!! You can't miss with CCR. One of those bands that you can't find a bad song. "I put a spell on you", "Porterville", "Bootleg", "Keep on Chooglin", "Suzie - Q", "It Came Out Of The Sky", "Sweet Hitch-hiker".... it goes on and on!!!

I got to see CCR last year. John was playing with his children and they all sounded great. A cool experience for a 30yo to see songs from another generation.

There is NOT enough talk about what an AMAZING guitar player Fogerty is. I've always felt he's a super underapreciated player, fantastic nice rhythm work, but his solo's are ALWAYS special. Beautiful lines, beautiful note choice. My personal favourite is the Live @ Woodstock version of 'I Put A Spell On You'. The wavy tremolo lines always get to me.

Once the music takes you, you can just call them good 'ol CCR with the rest of us! Great vid!

@bolderyman6089

8 күн бұрын

IF I'm not mistaken, this is the studio recording very well overlaid to a live performance. If so, goes to show you how tight their live performances could be, even IF the video is tempo adjusted. What a band!

I HAD ALL C.C.R. ALBUMS! ABSOLUTELY LOVE THEM, MANY MANY AWESOME SONGS!! AWESOME JOB ELIZABETH!! SOOOO MANY AWESOME SONGS. SUZI Q, RUN THROUGH THE JUNGLE, HAVE YOU EVER SEEN THE RAIN, I PUT SPELL ON YOU, BORN ON THE BAYOU, GREEN RIVER. LOVE YOUR REACTION ELIZABETH 😊💓🔥🤘✌️

Much like the extraordinary Jim Croce, CCR created their incredible catalog of original hits and covers over a four year period. Quite extraordinary. This is the radio single version that was shortened for USA radio. The full version is far superior as the instrumental jam is so tasty! Much like the legendary cover of this classic from Marvin Gaye of the Gladys Knight hit that first hit radio. The CCR cover has stood the test of time retaining popularity across the decades. Their original tunes are worthy of analysis even more than their covers.

@Hudson316

11 күн бұрын

Hang on, has Elizabeth done any Jim Croce yet? Because someone for the love of god get her a copy of Operator or Next Time, This Time or New York’s Not My Home

@cmatte82

11 күн бұрын

Yeah operator was one of my dad’s favorite songs. I always think of him when I hear it.

@randycunningham7318

10 күн бұрын

Time In A Bottle

@Hudson316

6 күн бұрын

@@cmatte82 Operator is still one of my mother's favourites. Apparently Jim's son is a musician nowadays and does a pretty good impression of his dad's singing voice.

@cmatte82

6 күн бұрын

@@Hudson316 yeah I remember seeing some of his vids. My dad had found out about him. I remember them being really good. But thanks for the reminder. It had kind of slipped my mind.

Just call them CCR. Everybody who loves them - and we are legion - will know who you are talking about. So so much good music with this classic band! I watch for people to react to this band, especially this song. So glad to see it here!

@richarddexter7641

11 күн бұрын

Back in the day, we just called them "Creedence."

@margieguild519

10 күн бұрын

We are legion, and we are all over the world!

I put a spell on you is the ultimate example of John's voice he really need to listen to it

Saw him last summer (2023) Still up and running, sounding great!

CCR makes me happy. As a child of the 60s, growing up with this sound made life so much better.

What a classic song. Written for Gladys Knight, an old Motown song from the Sixties. The seminal version I think belongs to Marvin Gaye, who should really be featured on the channel. So should Gladys Knight.

@davidkirkham6497

11 күн бұрын

Gladys Knight didn’t write this song!

@dhamblin65

11 күн бұрын

Written by Norman Whitfield and Barrett Strong. First recorded by Gladys Knight and the Pips. Marvin Gaye took it to #1.

@Wombatmetal

11 күн бұрын

@@davidkirkham6497 never said she did

@JRSiebz

11 күн бұрын

and the California Raisins ;)

@davidkirkham6497

10 күн бұрын

@@Wombatmetal Yea, sorry! I miss read your, post!😬

Will always remember how incredible it was to see John perform 2 NFL halftime shows in November 2006. It was a great day for music and football!

Inherited a love of CCR from my parents' records so have been a fan literally longer than I can remember. "Lodi" would be close to being my favourite song ever.

Have always and will always love CCR. John's voice is so distinctive.

Also if you notice, when he sings the word heard, he pronounced it hoid due to the way people spoke in the south in the early 1900s. It’s called a “nurse” word.

@jackarmstrong1838

11 күн бұрын

Which is interesting, because Fogerty is from Berkley, California.

@iggy880

11 күн бұрын

​@@jackarmstrong1838 I always assumed he adopted that from people he met during his military service since he was stationed at a few southern bases.

@cirrustate8674

11 күн бұрын

John, in his singing, is decidedly non-rhotic. It's part of what leads to the swampy sound.

The guy is arguably one of the most important songwriters of the last hundred years and you start your journey with a cover 🤣. You definitely need to revisit them.

I was born in 1964 and grew up listening to CCR. No musical group takes me back like their music does. I totally enjoyed your critique. I, like so many others, love your content and videos. Thanks so much.❤😊❤

My freshman year in college, my roommate, I, and 2 friends across the hall dressed as the California Raisins to trick or treat for UNICEF. I borrowed spats, white gloves and band shoes from my marching band director (Band shoes are wide and shiny) and we used large trash bags stuffed with tissue paper, and sunglasses to complete the costume I had a miniature tape recorded with Heard it Through the Grapevine snippets recorded and stuffed it into the bell of my sax (I was worried I couldn't keep my embouchure all night to play it in the cold). Of course, we did the dance moves, too. We had so much fun, made a lot of folks happy, and raised a decent amount to donate. This song brings so many memories! I used CCR's version over Marvin's as that was the album I had. Good times!

I had to pause it right after that early analysis of the pitches and half steps and major thirds versus minor thirds, and I've presented this to people so many ways before. But for some reason I really loved the fact that you kept it in that low register. You didn't use middle register chords to easily demonstrate the difference between a minor and a major third, you kept it with those slightly harder to discern intervals when it's down lower like that, which is exactly where the song is. It ties it all together, and it's a great explanation without having to go into too much technical detail. Just love it. Not to mention your glee at taking him in for the first time. He's such a character and such a fascinating singer. And while we're barely getting started, please don't overlook that the rest of the band was just perfect for this kind of situation. They were all really good and locked in in their own ways.

every single one of CCR's songs are just as good! I urge you to continue the journey through that bit of musical magic!

I was 5 or 6 when my older brothers came back from Vietnam. Completely changed. And i remember that is when i was introduced to CCR, the Stones, and the Beach Boys. I love the music to this day and i miss them both every single day😭

John's voice is even more amazing in person!! And I was blessed with hearing him a few months after he regained the rights to all his classic written material. So I got to hear the full show again!! And in a more intimate venue the St. Augustine Amphitheater inside of a State park on the beach. And the whole show was geared to featuring and telling the story of John Fogerty from a boy growing up until today. It was really cool! Will never forget that experience!!❤😂🎉❤😂🎉

Mr. Fogerty has one of those special voices that when hearing it you right away know who it is. My boys are out of school we had lunch while watching/listening, the boys love CCR's "Werewolf song" its 'Bad Moon rising'. Elizabeth you are a gem, I could listen to you all day and my boy enjoy hearing you talk music as well, your ear how quickly you know things, you are amazing what you know and can put into words is special.

@jonathanroberts8981

11 күн бұрын

“Bad Moon” is a bright and bouncy song about the end of the world. “Green River” is a dark song about happy childhood memories. 😊

That Jam goes on and on and honestly it never gets old.

"As long as I can see the light" is another great example of his vocal range

Great band, but why not one of their own songs? "Fortunate Son" next time, if you please!

@stevenporter8740

12 күн бұрын

Great choice; great tune, great vocals, and great message!

Thank you for using the term "falsetto" in this context. Speaking as a singer of blues, soul, rock, and metal, who's been performing since the mid 80s, I think people get really prissy about using the word "falsetto", almost as though it's not "butch" enough for them or something. Thank you for helping to keep it real.

@keelyemerine-mix1051

11 күн бұрын

Brother, music should be the last place where tired old stereotypes about what's appropriately masculine or feminine should be referred to. I bet you sing great no matter what register, and I'm glad you've reached the point where you just don't give a damn. Just sing!

@roxannekabotsky2997

11 күн бұрын

​@@keelyemerine-mix1051❤

@dmitryowens

11 күн бұрын

And a lot of people confuse falsetto with chest voice or mixed voice. A lot of Rob Halford's high notes were in full voice, not falsetto. And that's even more true with Bruce Dickinson. Falsetto is Bee Gees style high range, or King Diamond.

@samvimes5124

11 күн бұрын

@@dmitryowens I couldn't disagree more. In fact I would say that you are the one who's confused about what you're hearing, and that those high notes you're talking about are definitely falsetto. The only real difference between metal falsetto, and Bee Gees falsetto, is that metal falsetto uses vocal fry.

@samvimes5124

11 күн бұрын

@@keelyemerine-mix1051 Thank you for the good wishes, but I haven't "reached the point", I always knew what falsetto is. Other people have hang ups about it, not me.

The intelligence and insight you bring to music equals your outright beauty surely one of the most riveting people I’ve ever heard/seen.

Loved your analysis of CCR. If you enjoyed that "The BAND" will blow you away and all your fans will be blessed. Cripple Creek or When I Paint My Masterpiece are great songs, but they have many. You guys are awesome, thanks.

I am so excited about this. There is no other human being on Earth that sings like John Fogerty! Looks like it's going to be a pretty good Monday... 😊

Creedence is one of the all-time-great American rock bands. John Fogarty is a genius.

you are definitley my new favorite cant wait for more CCR

I'm Mexican, native of Baja California Sur. In 1988 when I was 8 years old, the first song I heard by the Creedence (that's what we called them) was Have you ever seen the Rain?; My first language is spanish, since that year I became interested in learning english, and when I want to de-stress from my daily life, I sing some Creedence songs, including this song, which it refers to, and my favorite of all is wrote song for everyone. I also love to see your reactions to the music that I like, and when you get excited about something I really like to see your facial expressions and your beautiful smile. Greetings from La Paz, B.C.S., México.

There's another version of this song with a long guitar solo, it almost goes over into just a group of guys jamming and having the time of their life. It's one of the most perfect epic songs, so much feeling in the solo.

Oh no way!!! You are finally doing Creedance!!! One of my favorite bands ever😊 Looking out my back door, bad moon rising, so many classics. Disney did a horror themed show back in the 80’s with music that goes along with Bad Moon Rising and it’s amazing 😊

I love your reactions, your joy, enthusiasm!

Great work ! .... plus great entertainment for us old geezers who have heard this stuff for 50 years getting your reaction with fresh ears plus great analysis.... your success is well deserved , OUTSTANDING content. ... also UFO please

I love how excited Elizabeth gets about the music she reviews. Best channel on KZread.

I saw him live a few weeks back in Raleigh, NC. He's still going strong at 79.

Have You Ever Seen The Rain is my favourite CCR song, absolute perfection.

Discovered this song 6 months ago...could not get enough of it!