Creedence were THE band of '69, '70. This is such a great testimonial ..... but the best one is the music itself, which is still relevant and always will be as long as rock n roll survives.
Great induction speech & heartfelt tribute to CCR from the Boss. The thing I love about Creedence is the extraordinarily atmospheric nature of their music... that intro to Born On The Bayou sends chills tingling up my spine every time I hear it... there's definitely some Hoodoo going on there!
John Fogerty , one of the American greats. CCR broke up when I was 5. I found them in when I was 13 from an older brothers records. Been a fan all these years.
I’m glad it was Springsteen who was the one who presented them to the R&RHOF. That speech he wrote flows like lyrics from a song. It’s apparent he loved CCR.
First album I ever bought was CCR's Cosmos Factory. Hit After Hit After Factory was more like it. What an album! If I recall correctly, that was the summer of 1971 and I was about 13 years old. Rode my bike all the way over to Eaton's department store in Regina and picked it up. It wasn't so easy to scrounge up the $3 or $4 it cost back then. I can't remember what I did to come up with the money. Probably a birthday present. Fond memories, indeed!
I first listened to CCR when I was 13 and I've been so fond of their great numbers for the next 49 years. I first listened to the Boss when I was 26 and I still like his music so much and I enjoyed the privilege to listen and to watch him at the Vieilles Charrues festival in Carheix, France. The boss who inducts CCR is then an awesome treat for me!
Bruce described them Perfectly. John and Credence were and are the Best or American music along with a few others, Grand Funk Railroad were probably a Tie. And Bruce too, Awesome performers, Thank You
High praise for Creedence from Springsteen. Creedence released their first records as Creedence in July 1968 and played their last show in May 1972. _From records released during that period_, this was some of the competition from other rock bands (highlights). See whatcha think: Creedence "Born On The Bayou" "Proud Mary" "Green River" "Commotion" "Bad Moon Rising" "Lodi" "Down On The Corner" "Fortunate Son" "Ramble Tamble" "Travelin' Band" "Lookin' Out My Back Door" "Run Through The Jungle" "Up Around The Bend" "Who'll Stop The Rain" "Long As I Can See The Light" "Have You Ever Seen The Rain" "Hey Tonight" "Sweet Hitch-Hiker" Beatles "Hey Jude" "Revolution" "Dear Prudence" "Happiness Is A Warm Gun" "Blackbird" "Helter Skelter" "Long, Long, Long" "Hey Bulldog" "Get Back" "Come Together" "Something" "I Want You (She's So Heavy)" "Here Comes The Sun" "Because" "The End" "Across The Universe" "Let It Be" "The Long And Winding Road" Led Zeppelin "Good Times Bad Times" "Dazed And Confused" "Your Time Is Gonna Come" "Communication Breakdown" "Thank You" "Heartbreaker" "Living Loving Maid (She's Just A Woman)" "Ramble On" "Immigrant Song" "Since I've Been Loving You" "Gallows Pole" "Black Dog" "Rock And Roll" "Stairway To Heaven" "Misty Mountain Hop" "Four Sticks" "When The Levee Breaks" The Band "Tears Of Rage" "To Kingdom Come" "The Weight" "This Wheel's On Fire" "I Shall Be Released" "Across The Great Divide" "Rag Mama Rag" "The Night They Drove Old Dixie Down" "Up On Cripple Creek" "Whispering Pines" "The Unfaithful Servant" "King Harvest Has Surely Come" "The W.S. Walcott Medicine Show" "Stage Fright" "Life Is A Carnival" The Who "Magic Bus" "Pinball Wizard" "Tommy Can You Hear Me" "We're Not Gonna Take It" "The Seeker" "Young Man Blues" "Summertime Blues" "Shakin' All Over" "Baba O'Riley" "Bargain" "Behind Blue Eyes" "Won't Get Fooled Again" Kinks "Village Green Preservation Society" "Last of The Steam Powered Trains" "Big Sky" "People Take Pictures Of Each Other" "Victoria" "Lola" "Apeman" "Moments" "The Way Love Used To Be" "20th Century Man" Rolling Stones "Sympathy For The Devil" "Prodigal Son" "Factory Girl" "Gimme Shelter" "Midnight Rambler" "You Can't Always Get What You Want" "Brown Sugar" "Wild Horses" "Tumbling Dice" "Happy" Doors "Hello I Love You" "The Unknown Soldier" "Touch Me" "Wishful Sinful" "Roadhouse Blues" "Five To One" "Love Her Madly" "L.A. Woman" "The WASP (Texas Radio And The Big Beat)" "Riders On The Storm" Deep Purple "Hush" "Wring That Neck" "Speed King" "Child In Time" "Flight Of The Rat" "Into The Fire" "Strange Kind Of Woman" "Highway Star" "Smoke On The Water" Yes "I See You" "Yours Is No Disgrace" "Starship Trooper" "I've Seen All Good People" "Roundabout" "Long Distance Runaround" "The Fish (Schindleria Praematurus)" "Heart Of The Sunrise" Pink Floyd "Remember A Day" "Set The Controls For The Heart of The Sun" "A Saucerful Of Secrets" "Grantchester Meadows" "One Of These Days" "Echoes"
Thanks!!! And yes CCR outsold them all even the Beatles in 1969 and became the biggest rock band in the world in 1970 after The Beatles split. What a feat!
i AM a big springsteen fan and the author of "born in the usa" discussing the work of the man who wrote "fortunate son" is too good to be true and enormously meaningful.
I was lucky enough to have an older brother who introduced me to CCR when I was a kid and they were AMAZING... John Fogarty was CCR to me... he was and is AMAZING!!
Fucking front row, 1972 San Antonio Convention Center. CCR with Tower of Power opening. To this day, it hasn't been matched to that 17 yr. old drummer. ME!! God bless John, Stu, RIP Tom and Douggie.
I grew up listening to CCR my step dad would play them all the time I know almost every song and words to the song as well. My friends thought I was crazy for listening to CCR and Buddy Holly The Eagle's. I have raised my children on the same music. I think it is important to share some of our past with our children and music is definitely one of our past and present loves is music.
Jerry Brownell Ummmm that's not true. Other artists had phenomenal success with Dylan's works. Here's just the short list: #1 - Blowing In The Wind (Peter, Paul, and Mary and at least a quarter of the rest of all 1960's bands) #2 - All Along The Watchtower (Jimi Hendrix created an early-Heavy Metal classic with this, one of Bob's most poetic songs) #3 - "Like A Rolling Stone" (Covered by no fewer than 20 different bands - including The Rolling Stones) #4 - "Don't Think Twice, It's Alright" (minor hit for The Dylan, but a Top 20 for The Four Seasons) #5 - "Tangled Up In Blue" (A rare Dylan Top 20) And this is just a VERY short list...
If you ever want to be upstaged [in a good way] have Bruce Springsteen induct you into the hall of fame. Not only will everyone know he's better than you at music, he has an uncanny ability to speak. Everything he said might not be true. But most is subject to opinion. But his job on that night is to glorify who he inducting. He does a great job of that.
actually, the southern inflections in his accent are addressed many times over in bios. In the area of Freehold he grew up in there were a lot of expatriate southerners, I believe they even called the area "Texas". so you are hearing a Jersey accent with southern influences. Nothing phony about Bruce.
Tom had five good solo albums in the 70s. Admittedly Stu and Doug were merely (as Homer Simpson might put it) competent, but Tom was better, a good writer and singer. Not quite in the same class as his brother, perhaps, but considering all the cover songs on Creedence albums, there could have been room made for him to contribute more--and Creedence might very well have lasted at least a few years longer. After all, it took George Harrison a few years to develop as a writer.
John Fogerty is one of the greatest rock n roll singers ever -- as a vocalist he is the white Little Richard -- not only a brilliant songwriter but a brilliant singer and guitar player as well -- i will never forget seeing John in concert, i was in the first row and i have never seen a performer having more fun playing, singing then John -- I am so happy for John that in 2023 a lot of the ripped off business and copyright problems he had are behind him and have been rectified in his favor in his lifetime.
WTF with all the hate directed to Springsteen? In the tastes of many as song writers Fogery and Springsteen are at the same level of talent. The same goes for the E Street Band and CCR.
John Fogerty came with them snd he’s the one that wrote all the magical songs. His words have so much meaning. To think how the rest of those guys have worked hard at trying to take it from john. Much like The Band, Robbie Robertson dishonestly lied and told the world he wrote all the songs that were written by Levon Helm, Rick Danko, and Garth Hudsob, another name slips my mind but they all did thst and robertson turned his back on jis band mates snd claimed he wrote them. How awful that was. John Fogerty you wrote eonderful songs and you sang them all with so much meaning that it transformed it to become some of the best music in history of Rick and Roll. God bless you John Fogerty. We and others are all lovers of your music and all know the truth. Now days its too easy to learn the truth. 🙏
No film clip. That's one of the few things that has disappointed me on YT. There seems to be no really good quality film of Creedence, in the archives. Very sad.
Ccr nao foi uma das melhores bandas e sim a melhor.Uma banda que coloca alguns discos em um ano e com susesso tem que ser a melhor.Quem deixou tantas musicas boas em tao pouco tempo? Só mesmo ccr(claro quase todas de john foverty).Ccr foi um meteoro que passou na terrea)lembro-me que era só o que se ouvia john é simplesmente o melhor.Parabens bruce voce é otimo
If you ask me "Proud Mary" was a commercial hit but not much more than that. It may have paid the bills for the CCR members but it's hardly their best work. Maybe I'm just sick of hearing it at too many wedding receptions, either on record or from bad cover bands.
the Geistown, Pennsylvania clover leaf where cars road all around in a clover leaf you'll have seen jims jumping jax" an out-door 8 trampoline or maybe 10 full-sized built there right into the ground/earth And its been taken away by Sheetz then first there's the Wise lumber company and went to there home including in fancy bathroom, brand-new home, Noxema: there put it on my face and then had acne. Primarily of utmost importance acknowledging CCR where brother John had his first gig at jim's jumping jax: play & sing CCR as a trio
I don't like Bruce but he is a class act in this case . I don't like him because I'm from Jersey and he was burned out on radio there. He gives his fans 100% for sure.
So you don't like Bruce because the radio played his songs a lot? Great logic there. The radio has always played Smoke On The Water to death but that doesn't stop me liking Deep Purple.
Why knock bands (Grateful Dead, Jefferson Airplane, etc.) in an induction speech? Getting to the Hall is not a race. They got in and deservedly so. Enough said. You can’t compare bands that have different experiences and have influenced an untold number of people.
take a second to remove your head from your assholes and youll find that bruce is a trillion time more accomplished than CCR. Thats comin from a guy who loves CCR. Have a little respect. Bruce is one of the best stories in American history. Came from nothing and rose above to rock n roll greatness. 40+ years hes been performing and producing great songs. How long did CCR last? Exactly!!! STFU
No disrepect to Credence but Bruce, you're wrong. Credence was neither the hippest nor best band in the world. Let's see, in the late 60's early 70's, we were given Tommy, Live at Leeds and Who's Next by the Who, Let it Bleed, Get Your Ya-yas Out, Sticky Fingers from the Stones, even Led Zeppelin II, Led Zeppelin III, and Led Zeppelin IV. No Bruce, much as I like Credence, they were far from the best.
Springsteen's induction speech for CCR is the longest string of truths I've ever heard. Nicely said Bruce!
Kevin P watch his induction of Jackson Browne and U2.
Amen
Best speech ever. Hit every nail on the head like a true boss.
You do realize that he didn't write the speech. He was just the puppet who read the script.
One of the best rnr bands of ALL TIME!
CCR were an incredible band - John Fogerty made them great and we will never forget it was him that made this band great!!x
El Cerrito ca,
How can you forget the greatest music on the planet there's no freaking way.Because it's all over the radio and I thank God it is
Bruce is great in his own right. CCR sold more 45 Rpm records than any AMERICAN band of the 60s. CCR revolutionalizes music
Creedence were THE band of '69, '70. This is such a great testimonial ..... but the best one is the music itself, which is still relevant and always will be as long as rock n roll survives.
Great induction speech & heartfelt tribute to CCR from the Boss. The thing I love about Creedence is the extraordinarily atmospheric nature of their music... that intro to Born On The Bayou sends chills tingling up my spine every time I hear it... there's definitely some Hoodoo going on there!
John Fogerty , one of the American greats. CCR broke up when I was 5. I found them in when I was 13 from an older brothers records. Been a fan all these years.
I’m glad it was Springsteen who was the one who presented them to the R&RHOF. That speech he wrote flows like lyrics from a song. It’s apparent he loved CCR.
It's really sad, we don't see such great bands any more.
Two of the greatest and most deserving bands from American to be inducted in Rock & Roll Hall of Fame.
First album I ever bought was CCR's Cosmos Factory. Hit After Hit After Factory was more like it. What an album! If I recall correctly, that was the summer of 1971 and I was about 13 years old. Rode my bike all the way over to Eaton's department store in Regina and picked it up. It wasn't so easy to scrounge up the $3 or $4 it cost back then. I can't remember what I did to come up with the money. Probably a birthday present. Fond memories, indeed!
I first listened to CCR when I was 13 and I've been so fond of their great numbers for the next 49 years. I first listened to the Boss when I was 26 and I still like his music so much and I enjoyed the privilege to listen and to watch him at the Vieilles Charrues festival in Carheix, France. The boss who inducts CCR is then an awesome treat for me!
Bruce described them Perfectly. John and Credence were and are the Best or American music along with a few others, Grand Funk Railroad were probably a Tie. And Bruce too, Awesome performers, Thank You
Grand funk is not close
ccr's is in their League of Their Own.no one can replicate swap music like they have and no one ever will
High praise for Creedence from Springsteen. Creedence released their first records as Creedence in July 1968 and played their last show in May 1972. _From records released during that period_, this was some of the competition from other rock bands (highlights). See whatcha think:
Creedence
"Born On The Bayou"
"Proud Mary"
"Green River"
"Commotion"
"Bad Moon Rising"
"Lodi"
"Down On The Corner"
"Fortunate Son"
"Ramble Tamble"
"Travelin' Band"
"Lookin' Out My Back Door"
"Run Through The Jungle"
"Up Around The Bend"
"Who'll Stop The Rain"
"Long As I Can See The Light"
"Have You Ever Seen The Rain"
"Hey Tonight"
"Sweet Hitch-Hiker"
Beatles
"Hey Jude"
"Revolution"
"Dear Prudence"
"Happiness Is A Warm Gun"
"Blackbird"
"Helter Skelter"
"Long, Long, Long"
"Hey Bulldog"
"Get Back"
"Come Together"
"Something"
"I Want You (She's So Heavy)"
"Here Comes The Sun"
"Because"
"The End"
"Across The Universe"
"Let It Be"
"The Long And Winding Road"
Led Zeppelin
"Good Times Bad Times"
"Dazed And Confused"
"Your Time Is Gonna Come"
"Communication Breakdown"
"Thank You"
"Heartbreaker"
"Living Loving Maid (She's Just A Woman)"
"Ramble On"
"Immigrant Song"
"Since I've Been Loving You"
"Gallows Pole"
"Black Dog"
"Rock And Roll"
"Stairway To Heaven"
"Misty Mountain Hop"
"Four Sticks"
"When The Levee Breaks"
The Band
"Tears Of Rage"
"To Kingdom Come"
"The Weight"
"This Wheel's On Fire"
"I Shall Be Released"
"Across The Great Divide"
"Rag Mama Rag"
"The Night They Drove Old Dixie Down"
"Up On Cripple Creek"
"Whispering Pines"
"The Unfaithful Servant"
"King Harvest Has Surely Come"
"The W.S. Walcott Medicine Show"
"Stage Fright"
"Life Is A Carnival"
The Who
"Magic Bus"
"Pinball Wizard"
"Tommy Can You Hear Me"
"We're Not Gonna Take It"
"The Seeker"
"Young Man Blues"
"Summertime Blues"
"Shakin' All Over"
"Baba O'Riley"
"Bargain"
"Behind Blue Eyes"
"Won't Get Fooled Again"
Kinks
"Village Green Preservation Society"
"Last of The Steam Powered Trains"
"Big Sky"
"People Take Pictures Of Each Other"
"Victoria"
"Lola"
"Apeman"
"Moments"
"The Way Love Used To Be"
"20th Century Man"
Rolling Stones
"Sympathy For The Devil"
"Prodigal Son"
"Factory Girl"
"Gimme Shelter"
"Midnight Rambler"
"You Can't Always Get What You Want"
"Brown Sugar"
"Wild Horses"
"Tumbling Dice"
"Happy"
Doors
"Hello I Love You"
"The Unknown Soldier"
"Touch Me"
"Wishful Sinful"
"Roadhouse Blues"
"Five To One"
"Love Her Madly"
"L.A. Woman"
"The WASP (Texas Radio And The Big Beat)"
"Riders On The Storm"
Deep Purple
"Hush"
"Wring That Neck"
"Speed King"
"Child In Time"
"Flight Of The Rat"
"Into The Fire"
"Strange Kind Of Woman"
"Highway Star"
"Smoke On The Water"
Yes
"I See You"
"Yours Is No Disgrace"
"Starship Trooper"
"I've Seen All Good People"
"Roundabout"
"Long Distance Runaround"
"The Fish (Schindleria Praematurus)"
"Heart Of The Sunrise"
Pink Floyd
"Remember A Day"
"Set The Controls For The Heart of The Sun"
"A Saucerful Of Secrets"
"Grantchester Meadows"
"One Of These Days"
"Echoes"
Joseph Scott Pretty amazingly prolific, is what I think.
Thanks!!! And yes CCR outsold them all even the Beatles in 1969 and became the biggest rock band in the world in 1970 after The Beatles split. What a feat!
You are missing ALOT of Pink Floyd songs in that list!!!
@@guillermobolanoscheca6222 I said "some" and "highlights." What do you think are some of the best other Floyd from 7/68 to 5/72?
Not a big Soringsteen fan, but that’s a great speech, a fitting tribute to CCR.
i AM a big springsteen fan and the author of "born in the usa" discussing the work of the man who wrote "fortunate son" is too good to be true and enormously meaningful.
LUV CCR, Fortunate Son takes me back to my childhood, and the ultimate protest song
Bruce is still the man. Great speech.
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I was lucky enough to have an older brother who introduced me to CCR when I was a kid and they were AMAZING... John Fogarty was CCR to me... he was and is AMAZING!!
I.m from the U.K.🇬🇧I.m 68 now… but Loved C.C.R.from day one.. still do.. my fav song.. have you ever seen the rain 👍
Fucking front row, 1972 San Antonio Convention Center. CCR with Tower of Power opening. To this day, it hasn't been matched to that 17 yr. old drummer. ME!! God bless John, Stu, RIP Tom and Douggie.
Well done Bruce.
I grew up listening to CCR my step dad would play them all the time I know almost every song and words to the song as well. My friends thought I was crazy for listening to CCR and Buddy Holly The Eagle's. I have raised my children on the same music. I think it is important to share some of our past with our children and music is definitely one of our past and present loves is music.
John Fogerty wrote more great songs in the least amount of time ( Creedence lasted less
than 5 years) than anyone not named Lennon & McCartney.
Jerry Brownell
Or Bob Dylan?
Dylan never had the commercial success of other great song writers.
Jerry Brownell Ummmm that's not true. Other artists had phenomenal success with Dylan's works. Here's just the short list:
#1 - Blowing In The Wind (Peter, Paul, and Mary and at least a quarter of the rest of all 1960's bands)
#2 - All Along The Watchtower (Jimi Hendrix created an early-Heavy Metal classic with this, one of Bob's most poetic songs)
#3 - "Like A Rolling Stone" (Covered by no fewer than 20 different bands - including The Rolling Stones)
#4 - "Don't Think Twice, It's Alright" (minor hit for The Dylan, but a Top 20 for The Four Seasons)
#5 - "Tangled Up In Blue" (A rare Dylan Top 20)
And this is just a VERY short list...
Umm..Brian Wilson
Mick & Keef had a couple a decent 5 year periods while Zep and Paul Simon did pretty good too.
don't forget seger and silver bullet band
Saw CCR at the Fillmore East way back.. what a Concert 🎵 .. John Fogerty is a Super Talent 🎉❤
No frills american music, for the people. Nuff said.
What the fuck are you talking about? He's one of the most successful musicians of all time. Not only that but he is also a great person!
best American Rock and roll bands: the doors, CCR, Velvet Underground, Ramones, Beach Boys and the Allman Bros.
Flike ...and Bruce Springsteen & The E Street Band
I would include Nirvana and Rage Against The Machine
I would add The Jimi Hendrix Experience and The Eagles
ZZ Top as well. The original Skynyrd line-up ranks pretty high too.
Grand Funk Railroad
That's so cool for Bruce to relate John Fogerty to Grunge bands before Kurt Cobain died in 1994.
If you ever want to be upstaged [in a good way] have Bruce Springsteen induct you into the hall of fame. Not only will everyone know he's better than you at music, he has an uncanny ability to speak. Everything he said might not be true. But most is subject to opinion. But his job on that night is to glorify who he inducting. He does a great job of that.
ynotttt lol is this a joke, CCR is one of the greatest bands of all time
@@dannygillmusic ccr"s music will stop me right in my tracks and thats how good they are..
actually, the southern inflections in his accent are addressed many times over in bios. In the area of Freehold he grew up in there were a lot of expatriate southerners, I believe they even called the area "Texas". so you are hearing a Jersey accent with southern influences. Nothing phony about Bruce.
John Fogerty WAS Creedence Clearwater.
Agreed!
Tom had five good solo albums in the 70s. Admittedly Stu and Doug were merely (as Homer Simpson might put it) competent, but Tom was better, a good writer and singer. Not quite in the same class as his brother, perhaps, but considering all the cover songs on Creedence albums, there could have been room made for him to contribute more--and Creedence might very well have lasted at least a few years longer. After all, it took George Harrison a few years to develop as a writer.
I know many people from central jersey who talk like bruce. an hour north nearer to new York, the accent is much more severe and like a Bronx accent
Bruce rules
"Father of the Flannel Shirt" ~ LMAOOO!
CCR belongs in the HOF & John Fogerty is CCR.
Más de 55 años de la banda de rock and roll más emblemática de los EEUU y un compositor como John Fogerty genial y leyenda THANKS C.C.R the BEST
John Fogerty is one of the greatest rock n roll singers ever -- as a vocalist he is the white Little Richard -- not only a brilliant songwriter but a brilliant singer and guitar player as well -- i will never forget seeing John in concert, i was in the first row and i have never seen a performer having more fun playing, singing then John -- I am so happy for John that in 2023 a lot of the ripped off business and copyright problems he had are behind him and have been rectified in his favor in his lifetime.
Creedence and Allman Bros with duane /Temptations my favorite American bands. Nobody else even close to them to me anyway..
good choice, luv CCR. also Zepplin and EWF
Tony Joe White and Marshal Tucker Band
WTF with all the hate directed to Springsteen? In the tastes of many as song writers Fogery and Springsteen are at the same level of talent. The same goes for the E Street Band and CCR.
+waswestkan I agree. WTF! Springsteen and Fogerty are without peers. Don't get me started!!! You are right on.
Not quite, CCR is on the next level.
So good a story. Thanks 👍
the song tomorrow never comes alone would get ccr in the rrhof.... but they got so many great songs
I love John Fogerty...
great induction
John Fogerty came with them snd he’s the one that wrote all the magical songs. His words have so much meaning. To think how the rest of those guys have worked hard at trying to take it from john. Much like The Band, Robbie Robertson dishonestly lied and told the world he wrote all the songs that were written by Levon Helm, Rick Danko, and Garth Hudsob, another name slips my mind but they all did thst and robertson turned his back on jis band mates snd claimed he wrote them. How awful that was. John Fogerty you wrote eonderful songs and you sang them all with so much meaning that it transformed it to become some of the best music in history of Rick and Roll. God bless you John Fogerty. We and others are all lovers of your music and all know the truth. Now days its too easy to learn the truth. 🙏
they werent the hippest band in the world just the best
John was more than hip.
Greetings from Serbia to CCR.
Good induction by BS! Precise and funny. And in the time as well.
Amazing
No film clip. That's one of the few things that has disappointed me on YT. There seems to be no really good quality film of Creedence, in the archives. Very sad.
Credence was great!
Nice speak
We were able to speak freely..
So we thought..
PRAISE Rock and Roll!!
La violinista fabulosa 👍😘🌹🌹🌹🌹🇪🇸🇪🇸
to remember!
Bruce Springsteen makes the speech be all about himself at first so well done....
Ccr nao foi uma das melhores bandas e sim a melhor.Uma banda que coloca alguns discos em um ano e com susesso tem que ser a melhor.Quem deixou tantas musicas boas em tao pouco tempo? Só mesmo ccr(claro quase todas de john foverty).Ccr foi um meteoro que passou na terrea)lembro-me que era só o que se ouvia john é simplesmente o melhor.Parabens bruce voce é otimo
thanks
Like sempre, mais devo ser a única brasileira assistindo tudo até o final, mesmo sem entender nada😥
GOOD VIDEO ! FRIDAY 5/14/21 MAY 14, 2021
I just watched a concert with John Fogerty and when they mentioned Bruce at the Hall of Fame they booed him why
There is only one Boss that's Bruce Springsteen.
Doug Clifford is my Grandfather
If you ask me "Proud Mary" was a commercial hit but not much more than that. It may have paid the bills for the CCR members but it's hardly their best work. Maybe I'm just sick of hearing it at too many wedding receptions, either on record or from bad cover bands.
The boss
a mans got to know his limitations
they're still not getting the respect they deserve!
Actually his accent reminds me of Jon Bon Jovi's, which is not a big surprise.
bruce should know better
CCR is a homegrown Bay Area band
That while Born on the Bayou image is based on a lie bc none of them ever lived there
What year were CCR inducted in the R&RHOF?
1993
the Geistown, Pennsylvania clover leaf where cars road all around in a clover leaf you'll have seen jims jumping jax" an
out-door 8 trampoline or maybe 10 full-sized built there right into the ground/earth
And its been taken away by Sheetz then
first there's the Wise lumber company and went to there home including in fancy
bathroom, brand-new home, Noxema: there put it on my face and then had acne.
Primarily of utmost importance acknowledging CCR where brother John had his
first gig at jim's jumping jax: play & sing CCR as a trio
I don't like Bruce but he is a class act in this case . I don't like him because I'm from Jersey and he was burned out on radio there. He gives his fans 100% for sure.
So you don't like Bruce because the radio played his songs a lot? Great logic there.
The radio has always played Smoke On The Water to death but that doesn't stop me liking Deep Purple.
I thought that the band members giving thanks to the record label was a slap to John Fogerty with out him there would have never been a c c r
Why knock bands (Grateful Dead, Jefferson Airplane, etc.) in an induction speech? Getting to the Hall is not a race. They got in and deservedly so. Enough said. You can’t compare bands that have different experiences and have influenced an untold number of people.
I did start at his door step three times in vain nga
sounds the same to me
"'Me' and the band..." - OUCH!
Alessandro Del Piero
Fortunate son was the anthem of the Vietnam war...
Not at the time
John fogerty, the only man in Rock and roll history to be sued for plagiarizing himself.
I need to get a call at least from the star himself nga
Best Band Ever, not named The Beatles or The Rolling Stones.
Springsteen's affected southern accent is grating for someone from north Jersey.
BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN CAN'T EVER BE AS GREAT AS CCR 🎶🎻🎼🎶🎵🎻
NOT my Boss ,,,Never was ,,,I QUIT !
When I saw the still shot for this video I was wondering why Kramer from the Seinfeld show was inducting CCR into the R&R Hall of fame.
Makes it too much about him.
Sleazyweaz r u insane? Ccr was the best! Zepplin was boring and the who sucked!
Overrated guy presenting a underrated band.
Just an over rated presenter...no one is more important to himself than 'the boss'' other than Satan himself
riverratbond007 Springsteen is one of the most down-to-earth rock musicians on the planet. What the fuck are you talking about?
shut the fuck up you imbecile.
take a second to remove your head from your assholes and youll find that bruce is a trillion time more accomplished than CCR. Thats comin from a guy who loves CCR. Have a little respect. Bruce is one of the best stories in American history. Came from nothing and rose above to rock n roll greatness. 40+ years hes been performing and producing great songs. How long did CCR last? Exactly!!! STFU
I say envious guy (you anders) who needs to grow up
Bruce Springsteen inducting CCR. What a joke.
No disrepect to Credence but Bruce, you're wrong. Credence was neither the hippest nor best band in the world. Let's see, in the late 60's early 70's, we were given Tommy, Live at Leeds and Who's Next by the Who, Let it Bleed, Get Your Ya-yas Out, Sticky Fingers from the Stones, even Led Zeppelin II, Led Zeppelin III, and Led Zeppelin IV. No Bruce, much as I like Credence, they were far from the best.
John Forgerty is John Lennon and Paul Maca in one.
American traitor inducts ccr in rock and roll hall of fame!
Bruce sucked.