GUYS! If you enjoyed our reaction make sure to SUBSCRIBE, LIKE AND COMMENT!!! LINKS to other CCR reactions: th-cam.com/video/r_ymyMGafi0/w-d-xo.html - Suzie Q th-cam.com/video/zu_JzPBcFfc/w-d-xo.html - Lookin' Out My Back Door th-cam.com/video/Z5l3hFoVHek/w-d-xo.html - Have You Ever Seen The Rain
Grew up in the 70's, no phone, internet, TV, no distractions. You listened to the radio and bought their records, then tapes, if you were lucky you saw them in concert, i grew up in Socal there were many concerts to go to, all live, no gimmicks, no MTV. The best bands had 4-5 members that could all stand on their own. CCR put it all together and had 4 amazing years. Too manay hits to list. CHECK THEM OUT!
@@broaction5343 th-cam.com/video/NqW0Whqz90s/w-d-xo.html annie lennox th-cam.com/video/6md-P35BGM8/w-d-xo.html Screamin Jay Hawkins (Original) th-cam.com/video/jU6Lm0rLuwM/w-d-xo.html Tab Benoit th-cam.com/video/bunNRu4mBbY/w-d-xo.html Jeff Beck and Joss Stone th-cam.com/video/W6MDjUwXskI/w-d-xo.html David Gilmour and Mica Paris th-cam.com/video/nwFloCPXzCs/w-d-xo.html Angelina Jordan th-cam.com/video/XX3CtvBMbkw/w-d-xo.html Animals th-cam.com/video/M7w3EBEBKhE/w-d-xo.html Nina Simone th-cam.com/video/3ULLxNcQxEw/w-d-xo.html Sonique
@@broaction5343 Guido and GenoV have listed many fine versions but here is another from 1971 by the group Audience th-cam.com/video/D5sOM2epm9s/w-d-xo.html. Well worth a listen for the distinctive voice of Howard Werth and Keith Gemmell's sax and clarinet.
@@broaction5343 Marilyn Manson’s cover is very faithful to the original. Screamin’ Jay was the original shock rocker! th-cam.com/video/39l16nrC_pM/w-d-xo.html
One thing I love about this time period 60’s-70’s was that, it was raw talent. There were almost no electronic effects for instruments. Everything was just the ability of the musicians to make their instruments sing with their natural abilities. I’m so glad I got to be part of that time period. Love your reaction guys. It’s great to see you experiencing this amazing music for yourselves.
This could be a deep rabbit hole. CCR- Cotton Fields, Who'll Stop the Rain, Have You Ever Seen the Rain, I Heard It Through the Grapevine, Bad Moon Rising, Green River, Lodi, Fortunate Son, Proud Mary, Run Through the Jungle, Looking Out My Back Door, Down on the Corner, Suzy Q, Sweet Hitchhiker, Born on the Bayou, Long as I See The Light, Ramble Tamble. Can really not go wrong with any CCR tunes.
Suzy-Q and this, along with "Born on the Bayou," are Credence' Best. their earliest stuff. I was 13 when this came out in 1969, and I'm now 64 yrs old. It still is great "Classic Rock." Thanks guys.
@@nelsonx5326 Hard to believe, 64 yrs. old huh? AND that we refer to them as kids!! hahaha And I'm a 72 yr. old female. ( guess it doesn't matter if I'm male or female )
CCR made some great music but they knocked it out of the park with this one. Best cover of this song. John's voice is amazing. There is a live performance of this on TH-cam.
I may be old now but I won't ever regret being a teen in the 60's. We had the most creative, amazing artists living in the San Francisco area. They were everywhere. Saw many of them at venues like the Avalon and Fillmore and you could hear 2 or 3 bands for $5. A lot of their music was in reaction to the war in Viet Nam (CCR has a lot of those and they're iconic). Lots of trippy drug songs as well. No judgement. That's how it was.It was amazing!
Great song choice. You asked how these musicians found each other. I think based on living during the 60s and 70s that it started in the sixties after the success of Beatles, the Stones, the Who and other rock groups when so many young guys wanted to be in bands so they could emulating their rock heroes and perhaps impress the opposite sex. Also since we didn't have PCs, cell phones, Nintendo games etc. to distract us many had more time to devote to learning to play and perfect a musical instrument in most cases guitar, keyboard or drums. Just the shear number of baby boomers meant there were many potential great musicians among those into music who were able to find each other and form a band. I don't know if there were more venues for live music than today but it seemed that most bars and colleges had live music at least on the weekend where many local bands could practice their craft. Those with talent could find work touring locally and hopefully go on to fame. Also local radio stations had the ability to play unknown groups unlike todays where almost all stations have set music playlists. I don't think playing in a band was seen as a career path for most but it was just doing something they enjoyed.
Bro's, their "Born On The Bayou" and "Proud Mary" are next for you!! John Fogerty vocals, guitar, songwriter. edit - John's brother Tom was the other guitarist
We used to refer to this band as CCR or just Credence...but, whatever, they had a string of hit albums, where EVERY song was amazing &, like the Beatles, u played EVERY track! LODI, MIDNIGHT SPECIAL, PORTERVILLE...didn't matter what the song was...it was FANTASTIC! To this day, I still listen to that era's music! It just makes one feel ALIVE! Good reaction, boys!
You two are my new favorite reactors on TH-cam. You can see it in your faces that you are connecting with the music and genuinely enjoying it. Keep the videos coming!
John Fogerty live was one of the best concerts I have ever been to, and all his online live concerts and jammin sessions with his kids in lockdown were all great!
As countrified as these guys sound -- rivers, bayous, cajun queens, spells, and the like -- they're actually were from San Francisco, the birthplace of so many fan-f*c*in-tastic bands! City boys talkin' country, and they do such a damn good job of it. Even with the psy-ko-delic visuals!
In 1968 my friends and I heard this song While living in South Central/Compton, LA and thought CCR were from Louisiana and 3 years later found out that they were from San Francisco.....born and raised......They just like "Blues and Country" music!!
Omg thank you guys! I had never heard this before. But I had heard other artists doing this song. I knew I liked the song and that CCR is awesome. This is my new favorite version. Many thanks. Patrick I would almost pay money to see you do some karaoke. Every few videos you'll sing a few bars and it sounds like you can really sing. I bet you sing a lot at home. I'll bet George harmonizes too. Lol
CCR does not have one bad song..Pls .do some fun ones like Down on the Corner, Bad Moon Rising...Fortunate Son is a great one too...played in many Vietnam movies. They had 5 songs reach #2 on the charts, but never a #1 hit which seems ridiculous.
I love raspy voices too...Janis Joplin Me and Bobby McGee....you guys need to hear her if you haven't already. She is iconic.A big hello to you both from Canada :)
There is a lot of great CCR songs, John Fogerty:s voice is incredible and he's the lead guitar of the band.."Born On The Bayou" and "Long As I Can See The Light" are fantastic
You need to watch the live performance from Woodstock 1969. I spent 3 days there celebrating my 19th birthday. The video is a bit dark because it was taped around 1 AM...Still have my 3 day pass and a tie died bedspread I bought from one of the many Blitzy row venders at Woodstock.. You wont regret watching John Fogerty performing this live...
Luv the REACT😍. First heard CCR as a tender 7th grader. First time a Jam "TOOK ME THERE", that Zone with NO lyrics just RAW MUSIC. Mostly listened to SONGS to SANG😄LOL
Hi guys, Sherri Mann from New Hampshire here. I've been patient, enjoying all your reactions to my favorite band QUEEN, and after seeing this reaction, I have to request that you watch Angelina Jordan's cover of "I PUT A SPELL ON YOU" (black & white video). She's 9 when she made this and so far, it's the best version I have heard to date. She did it as a tribute to Screamin' Jay Hawkins, the original writer and singer. I promise you won't be disappointed, and will hopefully become Angelina fans and start reacting some of her over 150 covers. Love you guys. Happy Holiday's and stay safe.
Great reaction guys! "Long as I can see the light" is definitely a good choice for next time, believe me. I'm really enjoying your channel, keep going!
Although this band hailed from California, I believe, their sound became known as “swamp rock”...referencing the Bayous of Louisiana......one of their early hits was called “Down on the Bayou” and it just stuck. If you are not familiar with bayous or that part of America, you should google it. It’s a very unique part of the country. I think of CCR as “Southern Rock” because of the style, but I get scolded for that because the band did not come from the South. I think where a band fits in genres should be determined by sound, not where the band comes from. But I’m usually overruled. ;-)
CCR...one of my favs! Nasty swamp rock at it's finest! Keep it going! Have You Ever Seen The Rain I Heard It Through The Grapevine Bad Moon Rising Lookin Out My Back Door Born On The Bayou!
Guys, in the 60’s there was an E-X-P-L-O-S-I-O-N of neighborhood “garage bands” all across America (they practiced in the garage of one or more of their parents home - garage band). The Baby Boomers were a huge generation of young people that were anxious to break away from their parents generation of conformity, to create their own path of individualism and explore a new way of thinking and living in society - questioning everything. The bands were made up of friends that lived in the immediate neighborhood and friends in school. Very few bands were successful beyond playing school dances and backyard parties. CCR was one of them.
Some 200 artists have covered this iconic Screamin' Jay Hawkins song from 1956. The CCR cover is great, one of my favorites, & I thank you for reacting to it. The other cover that I really like is by Nina Simone. Then I watched the black & white video released by the young Norwegian prodigy, Angelina Jordan, and it became my new favorite. She was nine years old when her cover came out, but she might have recorded it when she was eight, shortly after she won Norway's Got Talent. I would love to see you react to it. You will be astonished. Please don't let the "child singer" thing put you off. She is no ordinary child. Her real name is Angelina Jordan Astar, and she really is A Star. Jordan is her middle name. Her fans are many, & fiercely loyal. If you react to anything by her, they will find you, subscribe, give you playlists and tell you all about her, including why she always performs barefoot. She is fluent in at least three languages, Norwegian, Persian/Iranian, and English, and probably has some Swedish and Japanese. She will be 15 in January. Here's the link for I PutA Spell On You: th-cam.com/video/nwFloCPXzCs/w-d-xo.html
This has been covered by other people. The original hit was made by Screamin’ Jay Hawkins in the 1956 and it’s more intense than CCR’s. React to that one. Another cover was by Nina Simone with a different interpretation. Try that one, too?
A few great songs from 70s for you to check out is Closer To Home by Grand Funk Railroad and For Your Love by Humble Pie. Live performances are how you want to listen to these bands as music was expression in those days way more so than most of today's music is IMHO. Also, Steve Marriott vocalist for Humble Pie was Robert Plant's idol when he was in his previous band The Small Faces. Just listen to You Need Lovin' by The Small Faces and you will hear it.
Good quality live performances? Check out the live version of "Suzie Q" which was included on the 40th anniversary edition of their self-titled album, their first. It's over 11 minutes long and is an excellent jam. I think it's the best version they did. Or check out the 1970 Oakland concert performance of "Keep on Chooglin'". Both are pretty easy to find on youtube. Three of them met in high school, and the 4th is an older brother, so they'd been playing together for about a decade before they hit it big.
Ok guys I just watched your “Fade to black” reaction video and I absolutely loved it. I’ve watched most of your videos up to this point and I think it’s time that y’all are introduced to Tool. You said that you like the slow build at the beginning and then the straight up rocking out. So I would love to see y’all react to “Pneuma”. The live version where Danny (the drummer) has a drum cam on him. YOU WILL NOT BE DISAPPOINTED!!! I PROMISE!!!!! By the way they’re like the Pink Floyd of our time. You’ll absolutely enjoy it.
Okay guys it's time to do this iconic song /video and see what the 60's were all about. Peace! IRON BUTTERFLY - IN A GADDA DA VIDA - 1968 (ORIGINAL FULL VERSION) th-cam.com/video/UIVe-rZBcm4/w-d-xo.html
Ok u have 2 hear Anjelica Jordan’s version of “I put a spell on you”. She was 10 yrs old when she sang it. It is every bit as good as this version. Esp as she is only 10. Just INSANE. It’s A MUST. SERIOUSLY Try listening to her when she completed in Norway’s Got Talent when she was JUST 7 yrs old. No one at that age shud b able 2 sing like that. She sang BANG BANG. SUMMERTIME. GLOOMY SUNDAY U will not b disappointed. Also listen to her version of STAY. BOHEMIAN RHAPSODY. YELLOW BRICK ROAD. think she is 14. For such a young artist I can’t wait 2 hear her as she ages All the vocal coaches that have heard her r just dumbstruck. They have NO WORDS as she is so young. I know eng isn’t ur 1st language so I hope u can read English. Lol. Ur eng is pretty good btw. Fr across the waters Canada 🇨🇦 🐥🐥🐥hugs 2 all
all the bands, well, Most of the bands back then were musicians, they were trying to create their dream or at least get it out there! And so many diff genres of music...
This is a great rock cover by CCR of this song and I love it. If you’re interested in a slightly better version, check out Nina Simone’s version for a jazz blues twist. She puts a passion into it that is bar none.
GUYS! If you enjoyed our reaction make sure to SUBSCRIBE, LIKE AND COMMENT!!!
LINKS to other CCR reactions:
th-cam.com/video/r_ymyMGafi0/w-d-xo.html - Suzie Q
th-cam.com/video/zu_JzPBcFfc/w-d-xo.html - Lookin' Out My Back Door
th-cam.com/video/Z5l3hFoVHek/w-d-xo.html - Have You Ever Seen The Rain
So many people have tried to copy this but NO ONE compares. No one is close to Credence Clearwater Revival. Thanks for proving it.
Grew up in the 70's, no phone, internet, TV, no distractions. You listened to the radio and bought their records, then tapes, if you were lucky you saw them in concert, i grew up in Socal there were many concerts to go to, all live, no gimmicks, no MTV. The best bands had 4-5 members that could all stand on their own. CCR put it all together and had 4 amazing years. Too manay hits to list. CHECK THEM OUT!
Many covers of "I Put a Spell on You"-But Creedence OWNS this song
Put links to other versions here. :)
@@broaction5343 Here's a couple... th-cam.com/video/3TrSMaOZm3Y/w-d-xo.html th-cam.com/video/82cdnAUvsw8/w-d-xo.html
@@broaction5343 th-cam.com/video/NqW0Whqz90s/w-d-xo.html annie lennox
th-cam.com/video/6md-P35BGM8/w-d-xo.html Screamin Jay Hawkins (Original)
th-cam.com/video/jU6Lm0rLuwM/w-d-xo.html Tab Benoit
th-cam.com/video/bunNRu4mBbY/w-d-xo.html Jeff Beck and Joss Stone
th-cam.com/video/W6MDjUwXskI/w-d-xo.html David Gilmour and Mica Paris
th-cam.com/video/nwFloCPXzCs/w-d-xo.html Angelina Jordan
th-cam.com/video/XX3CtvBMbkw/w-d-xo.html Animals
th-cam.com/video/M7w3EBEBKhE/w-d-xo.html Nina Simone
th-cam.com/video/3ULLxNcQxEw/w-d-xo.html Sonique
@@broaction5343 Guido and GenoV have listed many fine versions but here is another from 1971 by the group Audience th-cam.com/video/D5sOM2epm9s/w-d-xo.html. Well worth a listen for the distinctive voice of Howard Werth and Keith Gemmell's sax and clarinet.
@@broaction5343 Marilyn Manson’s cover is very faithful to the original. Screamin’ Jay was the original shock rocker!
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In the 4 short years these guys recorded, they have a catalog of bangers that can compete with some of the best bands in history!
One thing I love about this time period 60’s-70’s was that, it was raw talent. There were almost no electronic effects for instruments. Everything was just the ability of the musicians to make their instruments sing with their natural abilities. I’m so glad I got to be part of that time period.
Love your reaction guys. It’s great to see you experiencing this amazing music for yourselves.
This could be a deep rabbit hole.
CCR- Cotton Fields, Who'll Stop the Rain, Have You Ever Seen the Rain, I Heard It Through the Grapevine, Bad Moon Rising, Green River, Lodi, Fortunate Son, Proud Mary, Run Through the Jungle, Looking Out My Back Door, Down on the Corner, Suzy Q, Sweet Hitchhiker, Born on the Bayou, Long as I See The Light, Ramble Tamble. Can really not go wrong with any CCR tunes.
Keep on Chooglin”!
@@w.geoffreyspaulding6588 That and all of the above!
Suzy-Q and this, along with "Born on the Bayou," are Credence' Best. their earliest stuff. I was 13 when this came out in 1969, and I'm now 64 yrs old. It still is great "Classic Rock."
Thanks guys.
Same here, 64. Been enjoying this song for a long time. Great to see kids getting a kick out of it.
@@nelsonx5326 Hard to believe, 64 yrs. old huh? AND that we refer to them as kids!! hahaha And I'm a 72 yr. old female.
( guess it doesn't matter if I'm male or female )
CCR, YES! Born on the Bayou, Fortunate Son & Sweet Hitchhiker are a couple of my favs😉
Up Around the Bend, Traveling Band and many more. Did you ever hear John do Jambalaya? Incredible!
Classic CCR. My 17 yr old self was blown away..here I am today with that same feeling
C.C.R. - 'Keep On Chooglin' from Live at Woodstock 1969.
Lead vocalist is John Fogerty.....one of the best rock vocalists from the late sixties, seventies.....
CCR made some great music but they knocked it out of the park with this one. Best cover of this song. John's voice is amazing. There is a live performance of this on TH-cam.
2:41 John plays with loud feedback. He goes close to the speaker and moves the guitar in exactly the right position.
Green River, Proud Mary. Fortunate Son
Many bends at this time were friends in high school or college and decided to start a band. So they already had a bond.
One of the best bands in the 1970`s,,,
I may be old now but I won't ever regret being a teen in the 60's. We had the most creative, amazing artists living in the San Francisco area. They were everywhere. Saw many of them at venues like the Avalon and Fillmore and you could hear 2 or 3 bands for $5. A lot of their music was in reaction to the war in Viet Nam (CCR has a lot of those and they're iconic). Lots of trippy drug songs as well. No judgement. That's how it was.It was amazing!
Great song choice. You asked how these musicians found each other. I think based on living during the 60s and 70s that it started in the sixties after the success of Beatles, the Stones, the Who and other rock groups when so many young guys wanted to be in bands so they could emulating their rock heroes and perhaps impress the opposite sex. Also since we didn't have PCs, cell phones, Nintendo games etc. to distract us many had more time to devote to learning to play and perfect a musical instrument in most cases guitar, keyboard or drums. Just the shear number of baby boomers meant there were many potential great musicians among those into music who were able to find each other and form a band. I don't know if there were more venues for live music than today but it seemed that most bars and colleges had live music at least on the weekend where many local bands could practice their craft. Those with talent could find work touring locally and hopefully go on to fame. Also local radio stations had the ability to play unknown groups unlike todays where almost all stations have set music playlists. I don't think playing in a band was seen as a career path for most but it was just doing something they enjoyed.
Bro's, their "Born On The Bayou" and "Proud Mary" are next for you!! John Fogerty vocals, guitar, songwriter. edit - John's brother Tom was the other guitarist
We used to refer to this band as CCR or just Credence...but, whatever, they had a string of hit albums, where EVERY song was amazing &, like the Beatles, u played EVERY track! LODI, MIDNIGHT SPECIAL, PORTERVILLE...didn't matter what the song was...it was FANTASTIC! To this day, I still listen to that era's music! It just makes one feel ALIVE! Good reaction, boys!
John Fogerty and his drummer served in Viet Nam together. Several of their songs reflect that time. Great band with many, many hits!
Fogerty was a reservist, he didnt serve in vietnam dont think the drummer did either.
Thank goodness
Born On The Bayou!
You two are my new favorite reactors on TH-cam. You can see it in your faces that you are connecting with the music and genuinely enjoying it. Keep the videos coming!
CCR... another one of the great bands for the San Francisco Bay Area. You can't go wrong choosing one of their songs to respond to.
I listen to all of John Fogerty's new releases to this day! He's such a gift to music! So friggin awesome!
John Fogerty live was one of the best concerts I have ever been to, and all his online live concerts and jammin sessions with his kids in lockdown were all great!
As countrified as these guys sound -- rivers, bayous, cajun queens, spells, and the like -- they're actually were from San Francisco, the birthplace of so many fan-f*c*in-tastic bands! City boys talkin' country, and they do such a damn good job of it. Even with the psy-ko-delic visuals!
Love CCR✌️💕
In 1968 my friends and I heard this song While living in South Central/Compton, LA and thought CCR were from Louisiana and 3 years later found out that they were from San Francisco.....born and raised......They just like "Blues and Country" music!!
Omg thank you guys! I had never heard this before. But I had heard other artists doing this song. I knew I liked the song and that CCR is awesome. This is my new favorite version. Many thanks. Patrick I would almost pay money to see you do some karaoke. Every few videos you'll sing a few bars and it sounds like you can really sing. I bet you sing a lot at home. I'll bet George harmonizes too. Lol
Born on the Bayou is the quintessential CCR
Brilliant song and fantastic reaction!
Yes CCR was also amazing live! Check out the live version of this song from Woodstock- the solo is possibly even better!😱
I never knew they played at Woodstock!! 😎👍😊
Love CCR this was my Dads favorite band. Try “Lookin Out my Backdoor” Down Around the Corner” “ Have you ever see the rain”🔥🔥
CCR does not have one bad song..Pls .do some fun ones like Down on the Corner, Bad Moon Rising...Fortunate Son is a great one too...played in many Vietnam movies. They had 5 songs reach #2 on the charts, but never a #1 hit which seems ridiculous.
I love raspy voices too...Janis Joplin Me and Bobby McGee....you guys need to hear her if you haven't already. She is iconic.A big hello to you both from Canada :)
Hell yeah. Been waiting for this one. This is one of the best renditions of this songs. And the drumming is so crisp!!!
Another band with countless classics.
There is a lot of great CCR songs, John Fogerty:s voice is incredible and he's the lead guitar of the band.."Born On The Bayou" and "Long As I Can See The Light" are fantastic
Great Creedence tunes: " Born on the Bayou " , " Ramble Tamble ".
you guys are great!!!!1 dont stop reacting, Keep the music alive!
More CCR! In the 70's I thought they were from Louisiana, turns out they were from California. Whaaat?
I live in California and I did not know this!! 😎👍
Thanks for this one guys. I heard this with fresh ears today, it’s been a minute since I went thru my CCR list and man, it just gets better! 🎵🤘🏿💜
You need to watch the live performance from Woodstock 1969. I spent 3 days there celebrating my 19th birthday. The video is a bit dark because it was taped around 1 AM...Still have my 3 day pass and a tie died bedspread I bought from one of the many Blitzy row venders at Woodstock.. You wont regret watching John Fogerty performing this live...
Luv the REACT😍. First heard CCR as a tender 7th grader. First time a Jam "TOOK ME THERE", that Zone with NO lyrics just RAW MUSIC. Mostly listened to SONGS to SANG😄LOL
That's got soul!!🔥🔥🔥😎
Hi guys, Sherri Mann from New Hampshire here. I've been patient, enjoying all your reactions to my favorite band QUEEN, and after seeing this reaction, I have to request that you watch Angelina Jordan's cover of "I PUT A SPELL ON YOU" (black & white video). She's 9 when she made this and so far, it's the best version I have heard to date. She did it as a tribute to Screamin' Jay Hawkins, the original writer and singer. I promise you won't be disappointed, and will hopefully become Angelina fans and start reacting some of her over 150 covers. Love you guys. Happy Holiday's and stay safe.
Great reaction guys! "Long as I can see the light" is definitely a good choice for next time, believe me. I'm really enjoying your channel, keep going!
Heard to the grapevine
Ummm....Heard It Through The Grapevine....
Tens Years After, I’m Going Home, Alvin Lee is a beast in it !!
They were friends very young....bands started being called garage bands, because they drove the parents craaazzy!!!
I'm 61, and this is the first time I ever saw John with a moustache. I guess he didn't keep it for very long.
You Need to listen to I Heard it Through the Grapevine by CCR
Anything by CCR is fine by me ☮️
Psychedelic 60’s🤟🤟🤟
I agree with Mixy, anything they did was so dang good. My favorite though is Lookin out my Back Door!!
Try their song "Run Through The Jungle."
Although this band hailed from California, I believe, their sound became known as “swamp rock”...referencing the Bayous of Louisiana......one of their early hits was called “Down on the Bayou” and it just stuck. If you are not familiar with bayous or that part of America, you should google it. It’s a very unique part of the country. I think of CCR as “Southern Rock” because of the style, but I get scolded for that because the band did not come from the South. I think where a band fits in genres should be determined by sound, not where the band comes from. But I’m usually overruled. ;-)
CCR...one of my favs! Nasty swamp rock at it's finest! Keep it going!
Have You Ever Seen The Rain
I Heard It Through The Grapevine
Bad Moon Rising
Lookin Out My Back Door
Born On The Bayou!
It reminds me of a school party in the early seventies, on that record I slow danced with a boy..
Please do DOWN ON THE CORNER it is a great feel good 👍 😊 🎵 song. My father's favorite by them 💙
Evergreen Masterpiece and one of the trippiest songs!!!
Guys, in the 60’s there was an E-X-P-L-O-S-I-O-N of neighborhood “garage bands” all across America (they practiced in the garage of one or more of their parents home - garage band). The Baby Boomers were a huge generation of young people that were anxious to break away from their parents generation of conformity, to create their own path of individualism and explore a new way of thinking and living in society - questioning everything. The bands were made up of friends that lived in the immediate neighborhood and friends in school. Very few bands were successful beyond playing school dances and backyard parties. CCR was one of them.
A brilliant cover. John's vocals and guitar are amazing. CCR is EPIC!
Some 200 artists have covered this iconic Screamin' Jay Hawkins song from 1956. The CCR cover is great, one of my favorites, & I thank you for reacting to it. The other cover that I really like is by Nina Simone. Then I watched the black & white video released by the young Norwegian prodigy, Angelina Jordan, and it became my new favorite. She was nine years old when her cover came out, but she might have recorded it when she was eight, shortly after she won Norway's Got Talent. I would love to see you react to it. You will be astonished. Please don't let the "child singer" thing put you off. She is no ordinary child. Her real name is Angelina Jordan Astar, and she really is A Star. Jordan is her middle name. Her fans are many, & fiercely loyal. If you react to anything by her, they will find you, subscribe, give you playlists and tell you all about her, including why she always performs barefoot. She is fluent in at least three languages, Norwegian, Persian/Iranian, and English, and probably has some Swedish and Japanese. She will be 15 in January. Here's the link for I PutA Spell On You: th-cam.com/video/nwFloCPXzCs/w-d-xo.html
This has been covered by other people. The original hit was made by Screamin’ Jay Hawkins in the 1956 and it’s more intense than CCR’s. React to that one. Another cover was by Nina Simone with a different interpretation. Try that one, too?
Don't forget the best female cover is Angelina Jordan hands down
Please react to CCR, Sweet Hitch Hiker and Up Around the Bend...great to drive fast while listening to and were always played on the radio
One of My favorite songs
Energy in his voice like lightning
CCR and The Eagles are the only two bands I've never heard a song from that I didn't love. Merry Christmas from Santa Rosa, California. 🎅🎄🎇
Magical song!
Black Sabbath into the void
El mejor cover de la historia de esta canción....!!!!
Amen, Brothers !!
Bluesy as hell.....that’s just yummy.....this chapter of American music history is amazing. 🎸🎸🎤🔥🔥🔥🔥😎❤️
CCR will always give me an odd vibe...ugh memories!!
A few great songs from 70s for you to check out is Closer To Home by Grand Funk Railroad and For Your Love by Humble Pie. Live performances are how you want to listen to these bands as music was expression in those days way more so than most of today's music is IMHO. Also, Steve Marriott vocalist for Humble Pie was Robert Plant's idol when he was in his previous band The Small Faces. Just listen to You Need Lovin' by The Small Faces and you will hear it.
Rush is a trio. You won't believe the sounds they create.
Try the live versions, there next level great.
CCR.....what a version.
Good quality live performances? Check out the live version of "Suzie Q" which was included on the 40th anniversary edition of their self-titled album, their first. It's over 11 minutes long and is an excellent jam. I think it's the best version they did. Or check out the 1970 Oakland concert performance of "Keep on Chooglin'". Both are pretty easy to find on youtube. Three of them met in high school, and the 4th is an older brother, so they'd been playing together for about a decade before they hit it big.
John Fogerty is playing the guitar on this too. Amazing talent. Fogerty is the Tom Jones of rock.
Kill me this song!!!.....Oh...!!!
Ok guys I just watched your “Fade to black” reaction video and I absolutely loved it. I’ve watched most of your videos up to this point and I think it’s time that y’all are introduced to Tool. You said that you like the slow build at the beginning and then the straight up rocking out. So I would love to see y’all react to “Pneuma”. The live version where Danny (the drummer) has a drum cam on him. YOU WILL NOT BE DISAPPOINTED!!! I PROMISE!!!!! By the way they’re like the Pink Floyd of our time. You’ll absolutely enjoy it.
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Slow Dancing in a Burning room live at the nokia, if you love tasty guitar playing and beautiful musical solos
Down on the Corner, Suzy Q, Looking out my back door and Bad Moon rising are all good
Get some Black Sabbath on your channel, Into the Void, Supernaut, or War Pigs of course (Paris Live 1970)..
You guys have to do Black Sabbath one of the best rock bands in my book try supernaut or syptom of the universe they are so good!!
Oh you've got to react to a live version of this!
Have you checked out the Righteous Brothers "That loving feeling" yet? You have to, if you have not. :)
Thanks for the request Sarah :)
Heard it through the grapevine is fucking awesome.
Okay guys it's time to do this iconic song /video and see what the 60's were all about. Peace! IRON BUTTERFLY - IN A GADDA DA VIDA - 1968 (ORIGINAL FULL VERSION) th-cam.com/video/UIVe-rZBcm4/w-d-xo.html
Ok u have 2 hear Anjelica Jordan’s version of “I put a spell on you”. She was 10 yrs old when she sang it. It is every bit as good as this version. Esp as she is only 10. Just INSANE. It’s A MUST. SERIOUSLY
Try listening to her when she completed in Norway’s Got Talent when she was JUST 7 yrs old. No one at that age shud b able 2 sing like that. She sang BANG BANG. SUMMERTIME. GLOOMY SUNDAY U will not b disappointed.
Also listen to her version of STAY. BOHEMIAN RHAPSODY. YELLOW BRICK ROAD. think she is 14. For such a young artist I can’t wait 2 hear her as she ages
All the vocal coaches that have heard her r just dumbstruck. They have NO WORDS as she is so young.
I know eng isn’t ur 1st language so I hope u can read English. Lol. Ur eng is pretty good btw.
Fr across the waters
Canada 🇨🇦
🐥🐥🐥hugs 2 all
Run. Thur. The. Jungle. The. Doors.
Layla by Derek and the Dominoes!!! (Album verison)
You should listen and watch the live video...it is so much more.
I can never choose between ccr and screaming jay hawkins. Year round I listen to ccr but at halloween it's screaming jay, both are fab
all the bands, well, Most of the bands back then were musicians, they were trying to create their dream or at least get it out there! And so many diff genres of music...
This is a great rock cover by CCR of this song and I love it. If you’re interested in a slightly better version, check out Nina Simone’s version for a jazz blues twist. She puts a passion into it that is bar none.
Angelina Jordans cover of this song is amazing too!
I was subscriber # 7000. Do their Ramble Tamble it will blow you away. Great job guys keep up the great work.