Two newer songs by John Fogerty you need to hear. The first is "Mystic Highway". The newer one is "Weeping In The Promise Land" which is about the water crisis in Flint, Michigan, USA, about the COVID-19 pandemic, the bad that Trump has perpetrated with the pandemic, and police brutality here in the US.
Fogerty really puts his soul into this one. Sing on boys!!! Don't worry, this music was too good not to share with our children and they love it too.!!🤗🤗
Yep, CCR are certainly American treasures! Since you like them so much, I will also recommend (again) The Doobie Brothers, another outstanding American band with a great vibe and harmonies. You will love them, I promise (a favorite of Alex & Andy). Start with Long Train Running.
I realize I'm reacting late to this. But I grew up on CCR. God I wish we had bands today that actually played instruments and sang without auto tune. This kind of music is timeless.
CCR's output was phenomenal....what is equally mind blowing is how young John Fogerty was when he wrote and released all of CCR's classic material: age 21 to 25 (1966 to 1970)
They were unique when they hit the scene way back, and they remained unique. Who can you compare them to? This is a sleeper classic and STILL sounds so damn good! Nice watching you guys cover this… so much fun.
I had ALL CCR albums when I was younger, what a voice!!! Sing it Guys!!! Fantastic reactions guys!! Love you Patrick and George 😊💓🤘✌️ love the sax 🎷. I was raised with Rock and Roll!!
Gosh, it's a long time since I heard this song from CCR! John Fogerty's voice is just great and I really enjoyed hearing this song again, it just so good. Incidentally, It would be fab, guys, if you could react to Ramble Tamble or Pagan Baby - my favourite CCR songs at the moment! Thanks so much for this reaction.
I think Patrick really likes John Fogerty. Fan x 50 yrs. Except centerfield( groan). Patrick, one day you will Get to speak uninterrupted. Would enjoy hearing your take on songs too
I am late to this party but I read through the comments and noticed that nobody mentioned that, in addition to his amazing voice, John Fogarty lent his musical talent on that saxophone solo! The man is truly an American treasure 🌺✌️
Southern Blues and Folk music are the roots of American rock. Those bands that have aligned themselves most closely to those roots are the bands that have stood the test of time. Music that stirs the soul. No matter the generation. TIMELESS!
You should check out the CCR cover of Heard it Through The Grapevine. There are just so many amazing CCR songs... And they did it all in just a few years.
I have had the best time going through your reaction videos, and I swear my face hurts tonight from smiling so much. Thank you for making old songs seem new again. Your chills give me chills.
I think John even played the saxophone and keys on this. He is quite the talented individual. I know on his solo album Blue Ridge Rangers he plays all the instruments. Some of his solo albums are incredible.
Thank you guys for taking my request!!!! I requested this song because I knew Patrick would really enjoy it and I knew George would fall in love with CCR!!!! It is one of my favorite songs from CCR!!!!!
Yes they could have, but sadly didn't. Forty to forty-five minute set. I'd be interested to hear of any that went longer. But because there songs were nearly all radio length, they could fit a lot in. John stretched out on Keep on Choogling for about 8 minutes, and it was glorious.
@@trevorsneath4665 - I suppose if you took the tracks and played them with no pauses in between and exactly as long as studio releases you may be right. But I saw them in concert probably 5-6 years ago, albeit without John, and they certainly did.
@@doplinger1 Yes! A totally different set up with Stu and Doug's version of the band. And John does longer shows now. But back in the 60/70's which is when I saw them, that wasn't true. Sadly. They would often have 2~3 support acts to pad out the event. That wasn't CCR's doing but rather, the local promotor/host of the concert venue. As a side note: it's been interesting since the first lockdown in the US to watch the clips John has put out using family as musicians. He has one of the best rock voices of all time.
Greetings from America , my brothers - great reaction ; I love the way your appreciation for the music really comes through - and I'm really glad you chose this song from CCR ; so many people seem to forget about it - FYI , 2 days from now is a holiday here in America called "Thanksgiving" : we celebrate by gathering with our loved ones eating a good meal and giving thanks for our blessings ; I invite you to celebrate too - much Love , my brothers
CCR , the Best northamerican's band, I love them !! In South América we have Soda Stereo in spanish language. Greetings from Buenos Aires , Argentina 🇦🇷🇦🇷🇦🇷
Unbelievably nostalgic song by CCR.🌿 The sax and John's voice are priceless. Thanks so much guys for posting and reacting to this one - you guys should sing more!!🧡
LOVE CCR! This song replayed in my head over and over when I left home at the age of 20. Yes, Please pass these songs on to the younger people...the music back then was heartfelt and genuine. Every group played their own instruments. Sadly...it's not the same these days.
Don’t be afraid to venture into John’s solo career which came years after CCR broke up. It’s not CCR, but there are a lot of really good songs and there’s always that voice!
First!! I just discorvered your channel a couple hours ago. Was watching your “Come As You Are” by nirvana but couldn’t help clicking when the notification came. Love y’all
I think I was about 14 /15 when I heard CCR for the first time. It was a single ( they made 45 singles then, just two songs, A side and B side) So it was either Traveling Band or maybe Up around the Bend and I got hooked right away. CCR became my favourite band over Beatles or Rolling Stones. My aunt sent me some LP-s from US and it was a great miracle that LP-s came through the soviet customs. So guys - when you will have kids just play them CCR Sailor's Lament or Molina or Midnight Special or Hey Tonight and the whole family can sing along Mo-liii-naa .... Heeeey To-naaaait ;-)
I was so excited when I saw what song you had! I just knew how much you were going to love it! Watching your first time reaction to this song brought me back to the first time I heard it.
SANG IT BOYZ!!!😉 Always awesome to hear CCR❣️ The epitome of good ole Southern Rock🤘🏼 Man this was really the perfect time for me to listen to this tonight .. Thank you George & Patrick. Keep up the great work. Much love to Georgia from Georgia 🍑❣️Peace Out ✌🏼🤘🏼
Love watching you guys so much. Thanks for keeping this music going. 60’s and 70’s rock is the best music ever made. Stay passionate guys! How about some 70’s Aerosmith?
CCR are universal and timeless. John Fogerty's voice is up there along with Van Morrison's, Robert Plant's, Otis Redding's, Janis Joplin's etc in the greatest voices of Rock...
Great stuff bros!! CCR one of my favorite bands for sure!!! It is a shame those brothers did not get along so good and ended up being the end of a great band!! a great deep track from them that you never hear is PENTHOUSE PAUPER!!!!! my favorite CCR song it is Classic CCR!!!
Great reaction , gotta agree with Anne Macleans comment below about "Ramble Tamble or Pagan Baby or Keep on Chooglin" they are all real bangers that make you wanna get up and dance . Please try any one of them.
Could you react to: 1. Player, and their song, Baby Come Back. 2. Ambrosia... Biggest Part of Me. 3.Donny Hathaway... A Song For You. 4. The Moody Blues...Nights in White Satin. 5. Tom Jones... Delilah. Any one of these... you pick. Thanks!
Una de las bandas mas icónicas del mundo. John Fogerthy fue una de las mejores voces, pero no fue una buena persona. Bueno, al fin y al cabo solo escuchamos la música que hicieron. Impresionante. Chicos...¡para cuando una reacción de King Crimson. Por ejemplo My Epitaph''?
John Fogerty did a song called "The Old Man Down The Road" during his solo career and his former band mates tried to sue him on account it sounded too much like "Run Through The Jungle" and, well, it didn't work of course, because John wrote both songs!, I couldn't believe they would try something so foolish! It'd be cool if you guys would look into his music a bit.
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Love these guys! I can see you are inspired! Lots of groove in this music!😘❤️🇺🇸☮️😎
You’re getting better and better at singing!!!! You guys are so fun to watch! I hope if you ever come here, I could be your tour guide.❤️
@@Elizabeth-yp8re Thank you Elizabeth!
Two newer songs by John Fogerty you need to hear. The first is "Mystic Highway". The newer one is "Weeping In The Promise Land" which is about the water crisis in Flint, Michigan, USA, about the COVID-19 pandemic, the bad that Trump has perpetrated with the pandemic, and police brutality here in the US.
"Incapable of producing a bad song"
I totally agree.
Great song and very great band!
I think you would appreciate Someday Never Comes by them. Underappreciated classic!!!
Thank you. No one ever mentions this particular song. I agree they should react to it.
The absolute beauty of this song is how you can sing along after the first chorus. You can't help it. It just hits the soul.
Fogerty really puts his soul into this one. Sing on boys!!! Don't worry, this music was too good not to share with our children and they love it too.!!🤗🤗
Yep, CCR are certainly American treasures! Since you like them so much, I will also recommend (again) The Doobie Brothers, another outstanding American band with a great vibe and harmonies. You will love them, I promise (a favorite of Alex & Andy). Start with Long Train Running.
Couldn’t agree more guys - take a listen to Doobie Brothers
The Doobies HAVE to be next after the great CCR.
More CCR! The sooner you get these songs in your life the better off you'll be.
I realize I'm reacting late to this. But I grew up on CCR. God I wish we had bands today that actually played instruments and sang without auto tune. This kind of music is timeless.
CCR's output was phenomenal....what is equally mind blowing is how young John Fogerty was when he wrote and released all of CCR's classic material: age 21 to 25 (1966 to 1970)
Watching your faces 'light up' straight away was a delight 😍
They were unique when they hit the scene way back, and they remained unique. Who can you compare them to? This is a sleeper classic and STILL sounds so damn good! Nice watching you guys cover this… so much fun.
WOW! CCR - AND - a BRO ACTION CONCERT!! - YES❣💯
This Voice has power.
Greetings from Germany🇩🇪✌.
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CCR, such an amazing, bluesy, swamp rock group. GOAT!
One of my favorite songs by CCR
A blast from the past. Great choice
I had ALL CCR albums when I was younger, what a voice!!! Sing it Guys!!! Fantastic reactions guys!! Love you Patrick and George 😊💓🤘✌️ love the sax 🎷. I was raised with Rock and Roll!!
Gosh, it's a long time since I heard this song from CCR! John Fogerty's voice is just great and I really enjoyed hearing this song again, it just so good. Incidentally, It would be fab, guys, if you could react to Ramble Tamble or Pagan Baby - my favourite CCR songs at the moment! Thanks so much for this reaction.
Yes! Glad to have company on the Ramble Tamble bandwagon. Love that song!
Great choices, Anne - Ramble Tamble and Pagan Baby;-)
I think Patrick really likes John Fogerty. Fan x 50 yrs. Except centerfield( groan). Patrick, one day you will
Get to speak uninterrupted. Would enjoy hearing your take on songs too
One of my favorites in 1970!
What a classic 🤘
I am late to this party but I read through the comments and noticed that nobody mentioned that, in addition to his amazing voice, John Fogarty lent his musical talent on that saxophone solo! The man is truly an American treasure 🌺✌️
Southern Blues and Folk music are the roots of American rock. Those bands that have aligned themselves most closely to those roots are the bands that have stood the test of time. Music that stirs the soul. No matter the generation. TIMELESS!
You should check out the CCR cover of Heard it Through The Grapevine. There are just so many amazing CCR songs... And they did it all in just a few years.
My favorite CCR song 🥰
Other than my wedding night this was the best 3 minutes and 33 seconds I ever had.
I have had the best time going through your reaction videos, and I swear my face hurts tonight from smiling so much. Thank you for making old songs seem new again. Your chills give me chills.
This has always been my favorite CCR song.
Everything you said , I totally agree
Great reaction guys, thank you.
I think John even played the saxophone and keys on this. He is quite the talented individual. I know on his solo album Blue Ridge Rangers he plays all the instruments. Some of his solo albums are incredible.
Thank you guys for taking my request!!!! I requested this song because I knew Patrick would really enjoy it and I knew George would fall in love with CCR!!!! It is one of my favorite songs from CCR!!!!!
You got to do Up Around the Bend! Great, great song.
What’s incredible is how many hits they pumped out in their short time together. They could do a 3 hour show and play nothing but great songs!
Yes they could have, but sadly didn't. Forty to forty-five minute set. I'd be interested to hear of any that went longer. But because there songs were nearly all radio length, they could fit a lot in. John stretched out on Keep on Choogling for about 8 minutes, and it was glorious.
@@trevorsneath4665 - I suppose if you took the tracks and played them with no pauses in between and exactly as long as studio releases you may be right. But I saw them in concert probably 5-6 years ago, albeit without John, and they certainly did.
@@doplinger1 Yes! A totally different set up with Stu and Doug's version of the band. And John does longer shows now. But back in the 60/70's which is when I saw them, that wasn't true. Sadly.
They would often have 2~3 support acts to pad out the event. That wasn't CCR's doing but rather, the local promotor/host of the concert venue.
As a side note: it's been interesting since the first lockdown in the US to watch the clips John has put out using family as musicians. He has one of the best rock voices of all time.
Oh my gosh….George sings, too!! Great reactions! You always make me smile out loud!!
Greetings from America , my brothers - great reaction ; I love the way your appreciation for the music really comes through - and I'm really glad you chose this song from CCR ; so many people seem to forget about it - FYI , 2 days from now is a holiday here in America called "Thanksgiving" : we celebrate by gathering with our loved ones eating a good meal and giving thanks for our blessings ; I invite you to celebrate too - much Love , my brothers
Wonderful electric piano(?), brass, sax and drums, but what a vocal, one of their finest songs and a singalong chorus too, can't be bad boys!
I’m singing right along with you guys!
Love CCR so much. Do Lodi next and Walk On the Water
CCR , the Best northamerican's band, I love them !!
In South América we have Soda Stereo in spanish language.
Greetings from Buenos Aires , Argentina 🇦🇷🇦🇷🇦🇷
Unbelievably nostalgic song by CCR.🌿 The sax and John's voice are priceless. Thanks so much guys for posting and reacting to this one - you guys should sing more!!🧡
So much joy in hearing that and seeing you enjoy it.
LOVE CCR! This song replayed in my head over and over when I left home at the age of 20. Yes, Please pass these songs on to the younger people...the music back then was heartfelt and genuine. Every group played their own instruments. Sadly...it's not the same these days.
Best reaction!
Plenty of great things were said here : )
CCR de lo mejor en toda la historia ♥️♥️♥️♥️
Don’t be afraid to venture into John’s solo career which came years after CCR broke up. It’s not CCR, but there are a lot of really good songs and there’s always that voice!
Again an excellent reaction to a fantastic song. CCR can do no wrong. I have all their records.
First!! I just discorvered your channel a couple hours ago. Was watching your “Come As You Are” by nirvana but couldn’t help clicking when the notification came. Love y’all
Welcome :)
I think I was about 14 /15 when I heard CCR for the first time. It was a single ( they made 45 singles then, just two songs, A side and B side) So it was either Traveling Band or maybe Up around the Bend and I got hooked right away. CCR became my favourite band over Beatles or Rolling Stones. My aunt sent me some LP-s from US and it was a great miracle that LP-s came through the soviet customs.
So guys - when you will have kids just play them CCR Sailor's Lament or Molina or Midnight Special or Hey Tonight and the whole family can sing along Mo-liii-naa .... Heeeey To-naaaait ;-)
Great song , great voice
I don't think that I have seen Patiko smile so much in a long time !!! So great to see !!!
✌💖🌻🐝😷🎶
Keeping the mood, Van Morrison, there be days like this 👍
Fantastic reaction to a fantastic song by a fantastic band! Let it fill your soul boys!
Love, love, love this song!! So glad you finally played it!
I was so excited when I saw what song you had! I just knew how much you were going to love it! Watching your first time reaction to this song brought me back to the first time I heard it.
SANG IT BOYZ!!!😉 Always awesome to hear CCR❣️ The epitome of good ole Southern Rock🤘🏼 Man this was really the perfect time for me to listen to this tonight .. Thank you George & Patrick. Keep up the great work. Much love to Georgia from Georgia 🍑❣️Peace Out ✌🏼🤘🏼
I just love you guys. Great reaction. ❤️
You just cant go wrong listening to some ccr!! I love your reactions to the best music their is!! ❤❤🎵🎶
You should try " 100 and ten in the shade". Amazing blues tune , John fogerty is one of a kind
Always a good day when you give us a reaction! Thank you so much!!! Love and appreciate both of you!!!!!
Love watching you guys so much. Thanks for keeping this music going. 60’s and 70’s rock is the best music ever made. Stay passionate guys! How about some 70’s Aerosmith?
We will!
Fantastique, fantastica !!
ZZ Top is another Southern soulful sound. Would Love more ZZ as well. CCR is legendary.
Great reaction! I love CCR too!
CCR are universal and timeless. John Fogerty's voice is up there along with Van Morrison's, Robert Plant's, Otis Redding's, Janis Joplin's etc in the greatest voices of Rock...
Great stuff bros!! CCR one of my favorite bands for sure!!! It is a shame those brothers did not get along so good and ended up being the end of a great band!! a great deep track from them that you never hear is PENTHOUSE PAUPER!!!!! my favorite CCR song it is Classic CCR!!!
As much as I loathe being old, my generation's music was golden. Now I want to go listen to Fogarty's Centerfield. Baseball's anthem.
One of my favorites, never gets radio play in my city, which is sad. Great reaction as always, gentlemen, greetings from Omaha Nebraska USA 👍✌️
Bravo. Was hoping to see this song covered. John Fogerty did this song from his home last year. He still has great pipes.
I was 14 years old in 1970, and I loved CCR, they were on Top in Norway like rest of the world.
Can't go wrong w/their songs.
I enjoy watching young people fall down rabbit holes. Though I do get jealous.
Great reaction , gotta agree with Anne Macleans comment below about "Ramble Tamble or Pagan Baby or Keep on Chooglin" they are all real bangers that make you wanna get up and dance . Please try any one of them.
Check out John's song Centerfield. Fu3 song.
Centerfield is definitely a classic and just a fun song.!!
❤I still listen to CCR ...all the time...and when I do...SO DO MY NEIGHBORS !! 😎😁
I requested this quite a while ago. I knew you would like it.
I would love for you guys to react to Ramble Tamble another under appreciated song by them 🙌🏼
I push Ramble Tamble to any and all reactors… let’s hope!
Someday Never Comes -next reaction
I see the light out Germany by this song from CCR. Thanks all time!
Could you react to:
1. Player, and their song, Baby Come Back.
2. Ambrosia... Biggest Part of Me.
3.Donny Hathaway... A Song For You.
4. The Moody Blues...Nights in White Satin.
5. Tom Jones... Delilah.
Any one of these... you pick. Thanks!
NOTHING like this today. They were the origin of country rock. Treat yourself to an album listening evening with them. An experience!
❤❤❤❤Born in 1969...i have loved CCR since i was a baby ❤❤❤❤
You will not be disappointed - Tony Joe White: I Get Off on It
True. Tony Joe White was one of a kind.
Y’all have good singing voices! ❤
Check out "Ramble Tamble" by CCR
Good vídeo !!! Come on guys !! I would like them to react to High Hopes Pink Floyd Live in Pulse, You are going to love that version
We will my friend!
CCR never lets you down man. I tell ya.
John is playing the sax too.
"Walk of Life" DIRE STRAITS. Make sure you watch the official video, not just audio. Thank you
Been waiting awhile for someone to react to this one
You guys do my favorite reactions!
John Fogerty is playing that sax!
there is spirit & power in this old america
Thank You.
I went and seen them absolutely brilliant
Gotta love you some Creedence. Jus’ a Lil Ole ‘Suthern band hailed from down roun’ El Cerrito [well, Southern end of San Francisco Bay anyhow].
Una de las bandas mas icónicas del mundo. John Fogerthy fue una de las mejores voces, pero no fue una buena persona. Bueno, al fin y al cabo solo escuchamos la música que hicieron. Impresionante. Chicos...¡para cuando una reacción de King Crimson. Por ejemplo My Epitaph''?
Love you guys keep up the good work!
Fogerty es tremendamente profundo e intenso
John Fogerty did a song called "The Old Man Down The Road" during his solo career and his former band mates tried to sue him on account it sounded too much like "Run Through The Jungle" and, well, it didn't work of course, because John wrote both songs!, I couldn't believe they would try something so foolish! It'd be cool if you guys would look into his music a bit.
Up Around the Bend should be next up on CCR, and second the notice for solo Fogarty (Rock and Roll Girls, Centerfield, Old Man Down the Road)