I remember my old man yelling "Turn that shit down". Nowadays I hear my grandkids telling me the same thing. 50 some odd years after my dad, I'm still smiling and loving this "shit".
Mister Man my mother 50 says always I have to volume up this "shit". And i introduced this "shit" her. And I'm 25, Peace and Love to your Family from Poland
In late '69 I had just returned from Vietnam. My fellow Marines seeing I was a little uptight decided to take me to a culb in Santa Monica to unwind. The Oar House. On the way everyone dropped a tab of Sunshine and things predictably started getting weird. We made it and found a booth and were having a pretty good time, I felt Vietnam leaving my soul. Unbeknownst to me the Oar House had strobes placed throughout the club, in the ceiling at the bar all over the place. Just as we were starting to peak the lights went out, the strobes fired up and this music started to play. Everyone in the house jumped up and started to dance in the flashing glow of the strobes as God spoke to his children. It was a moment I'll never forget and I'm grateful to have lived in that time and place.
God bless you brother. For those who have had the experience no explanation is necessary. For those who have not had the experience no explanation is possible. Glad you made it back home. Thank you for your service. Semper Paratus.
Michael Bennett cool 😎 I miss the blotter and plastic tab LSD back in the day yours was late 60 s mine was 80 s My father is a Marine he served in Vietnam I heard some great stories at his Marine Corps Reunion apparently when he got home to Cali via Pendleton he and some other Marine brothers went to the Whiskey a go go and apparently they got wasted my dad woke up too a CHP Officer rousting him from his cold weather mummy bag which he was buck ass naked officer kept telling him too get out of sleeping bag my Da laughed , I guess Trooper felt sorry for all them jarheads coming home getting spit on and such he let them go lol some good memories I’m sure the Marine has Semper Fi Marine Welcome home , I believe if the world ate more psychedelic s the world would be a better place damn I miss the mushrooms
I’m a Bass player, but Tom Fogerty’s playing really made me appreciate the (sometimes ungrateful) role of the Rhythm Guitarist (along with Malcolm Young) Always precise, not flashy, carrying the song while playing the matchmaker between the other instruments. He’s so constant in his delivery it’s hypnotic Great Guitarist, Creedence was a Powerhouse !
My son is 17. When I played this loud in the car he says, "dad, what the hell are they talking about, this song is nonsense". At which point I responded, "son, you just got to keep on chooglin". He said, what is choogling? I told him he will find out on his own eventually and left it at that.
You guys cannot grow old because everything your generation has made is still actual and young and so full of energy. It's 2022 and this music still kicks!!!
My daughter’s 14 and she loves CCR. How can you not… every member of the band is exceptional. Love Clifford’s drumming & Fogerty’s incomparable voice, in particular. Don’t get me wrong, she likes Taylor and all the current stuff too, but she appreciates the classics from the 60s, 70s & 80s. She’s more well rounded than me… and that makes me pretty damn happy.
Memories of cruising around with my uncle when I was five years old in 1972. He had a 69 dodge superbee. he always had some Creedence playing. RIP Uncle Tim.
One of my absolute favorites from these guys! Fogerty never gets enough credit for his awesome sustain and feedback control. He was an awesome guitarist and vocalist! My mom (now 73) fondly recalls their show at Long Beach Arena in May of 1969. As this jam progressed that night, everyone took to standing on their chairs and clapping their hands over their head.
Credence was played a lot but this song was not. Came out before the rise of most FM album rock stations in the early 70s. AM only played the 3 to 4 minute singles e.g. Proud Mary, Lookin' Out My Back Door, etc.
Canned Heat, the cream of the crop of the lesser known bands. I was out in San Francisco in '68, and they were my favorite ... they were amazing. Got to see them live out in the park ... unforgettable. But CCR is still the greatest of all, hands down, and Chooglin' always my favorite.
Geweldige band , mijn vroegere buurjongen vond de band ongelofelijk goed was d'r weg van , later een Live Concert gezien , raakte er niet over uit gepraat zo enthousiast was hij , ben ik nooit vergeten ...Lang geleden ❤🇳🇱👍👋🌏🎸 Maandag 3 OKTOBER OM 20:45 UUR AVOND. Jaar 2022.
I love C C R amazing band ! I graduated from high school in 1968 - and they were HOT ! I bought my boyfriend at the time an 8 track tape - for his new black torino . We did the wild thing to the music - exciting !! Paula Montana - Fresno , ca.
@@karlfisher1864 I couldn't agree more, I remember reading somewhere that he was very respected among his peers at the time for keeping it in the pocket so much, his lines are simple but so effective, always hitting the right spot, he'll probably never get big mainstream recognition since he isn't flashy at all, but he really added to the creedence sound
@@ludwik7326 I've heard people say that the drummer and the bass are the core of a great rock band, like Starkey (Ringo) and McCartney. Once you have that, the table is set for real creativity.
Keep on chooglin' Keep on chooglin' Keep on chooglin' Chooglin', Chooglin' Maybe you don't understand it But if you're a natural man, You got to ball and have a good time And that's what I call chooglin' Here comes Mary lookin' for Harry, She gonna choogle tonight Here comes Louie, works in the sewer, He gonna choogle tonight Keep on chooglin' Keep on chooglin' Keep on chooglin' Chooglin', Chooglin' Keep on chooglin' Keep on chooglin' Keep on chooglin' Chooglin', Chooglin' If you can choose it, who can refuse it, Y'all be chooglin' tonight Go on, take your pick, right from the git go, You gotta choogle tonight Oh, we're Creedence! Clearwater! Revival!
Congrats y’all my old men pushing his 70 all most and I’ll be 28 in February him and I loves this song and being a big muscle car and Harley family heck yeah
Tengo 14 años y esta música se me hace súper chingona nada que ver con la basura que me ha tocado a mí para mí esta música es eterna nunca morirá porque es pura calidad impresionante
Te felicito chico la verdad esa música era de lo mejor, desgraciadamente te tocó una época muy fea y ya no hay talento ni compositores con éste super talento...... Sigue escuchando esta música ☺️
Mi hijo tiene 11 años y adora a esta banda, hasta saca sus temas con la guitarra, es bueno. Yo apenas estoy sacando este. Te felicito amigo, tienes buenos gustos. Saludos desde Argentina
Love this song, Creedence Rocks! This is their first Album it was big back in the day. I was 12 years old, when my father used to play this on our console stereo. Sammy (Vietnam War Veteran) my cousin and my father (Korean War Veteran) would get together and play this full blast. Great Memories! Miss my cousin Sammy who is no longer with us.
This is my favorite Creedence Clearwater Revival song of all time. I remember this from when I was a little boy - my father was cranking this song with the volume up at 11 on the family stereo back in the early 1970's . . . A Fantastic Memory to a **Masterpiece** song - (!!!)
This song takes me back to middle school when me and my buddy Phil Spade were way ahead of the curve when it came to knowing good music! Keep on chooglin’ Phil!
They had a few bad ones but only on their last album, Mardi Gras, and only after the other band members pressured John to include their inferior numbers. What could he do? The band was already disintegrating after Tom left the band. Lots of jealously and resentment just ate up that band.
And you didn't even understand what you were experiencing and thought it would go on forever right? Awe to be young again and in that place in time. Oh and the chicks, God!
Great album. Wore it out when I was 16. My bf then always said "keep on chooglin" and "lets get to clackin" he died couple of months ago. He's probably still chooglin on
Vietnam...not alot of fun as i remember....the 70's were far better...sounds good many years later, that period was not 'wonderful"...kids are so fuckin stupid these days....it was not 'wonderful"
I remember in 86 a local classic rock station played the whole album. I was familiar with proud Mary and down on the corner, you know the commercial hits. The whole album is good listening to. This song became one of my favorites.
I think ccr and bad company might be the most played yet underrated bands ever....both sold millions and had hits but never had the prancing Satyr frontman like a jagger or Tyler or Stewart....they just did their shit and kicked ass...
Corrían los años 70 cd. Neza. Lleno de pobreza y miseria, estaban en su apogeo credeence ahora tengo 58 años todo aquello quedó atrás, y los sigo escuchando con el mismo gusto.creedence por siempre
CCR is my all-time favorite band, and this song is my favorite CCR song. I first heard it when it came out, and now I'm 80 years old and I still love it. A little story about that song: I spent the summer of 1970 with my Aussie girlfriend in Sweden, and on one long weekend we were invited to a 4-acre island out in the archipelago by a wealthy family. There was a very large & luxurious log mansion with perhaps the world's finest outhouse plus a small sleeping cabin on that tiny isle. This was a superb place! We had magnificent dinners, fine wine, and pleasant evenings with good music and conversation. There were about six couples that weekend, and we all came by boat from various places. I had with me a large cassette tape recorder, one of the first with the small cassettes, and I had several small cassettes including Creedence Clearwater with "Keep On Chooglin'." One night after dinner we were drinking French wine and sitting around listening to music and singing (Swedish parties were not drunk and disorderly back then ... they were very refined and nice ... not that I wasn't a wild guy, I was, but this was something new and I really loved it). We were smoking Marlboros and Look cigarettes (good stuff), and I brought out my cassettes and said to everyone, "This is my favorite band ... CCR." When we got to "Chooglin'," everyone was sitting on the floor, and during the whole 7 minute 45 seconds song, everyone had their eyes closed, and their heads were swaying from side to side. We were all zoned out, totally sober, but the music ... oh my God, these people had never heard it and they absolutely stone cold loved it! I have many more incredible memories of that amazing 3-month vacation, but the Chooglin' Weekend, with the beautiful girls in bikinis, the fine wine and cigarettes, the amazing food, and the fabulous music, especially CCR, was the highlight. I swear we were all in the clouds, literally, with our eyes closed and swaying to that wonderful Chooglin' song.
Introduced to this song and Creedence by a fellow Chicagoan named Bob Kouchma in AIT in 69. For some reason Bob thought I would like this sound. He was right, I was hooked and have been ever since. Tough little guy from the west side of Chi. We had a serious disagreement in the barracks one night after way to much beer, he won. Lost track of him after AIT. We all went to King Richards Tropical Jungle Vacation and were split up all over. I never forget my friends. If anyone from Ft. Lewis, summer 69, reads this, I made it, I hope life was good to you. Every time I hear this, I think of Bob, Toberman, Burt, and many others. And oh yeah, I stayed in the Phone book as promised. Dan Beau
I was 16 when I first heard this track and my father taught me to dance from this and today I am 71 years old and I cannot move as I did then but I will never forget my father and I will ALWAYS love this track!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! `king awesome!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Tenía 12 años cuando me compré este álbum que hasta hoy lo tengo,,hoy con 56 lo sigo escuchando y junto a el Johnny Rivers son mis mejores discos,,, años 70 s,, y 80 s,, mejor no habrá,,
Hell Yeah!!!!!!!!! Takes me way Back!!!!!!!!!!! Im 70!! Still Rock n Roll!!!!!!!!! But on a Natural High!!!!!!!!!! Rock n Roll !! Is King 👑!!!!!!!! Have Great Memories!!!!!!!
De verdad es formidable el ritmo que le impriman a sus rolas, aún sin contar con tanta tecnología, esto es música no la basura que se toca hoy en día, por siempre Credence Clear Water Revival
I can remember in the 70s plowing fields at night all we had was am radio mounted on the fender of a 4020 we would crank it up high if the other hands had it cranked up the people at the service wagon could here it better! I’ve loved ccr music for 50 some years!
I remember in my childhood, that my country man father here in Mexico liked to listen to this music, he died 35 years ago and credence clearwater revival make me always remember him.
Grupo inolvidable, su estilo único, gracias Dios po darnos la oportunidad de haber vivido esta Ola musical, con los amigos, donde todo era bonito y un gran respeto al próximo vivan los 60 y 70.
Heard it when I was a kid ,and had it on my mp3 player on my trike with speakers on the handlebars , just cruising the open road , no other song can make you feel so free CCR
Bayou Country and Bridge of Sighs (Robin Trower) were the largest influences for my love of the blues. They are timeless and sound as good today as it did in my pot smoke filled 67 Mustang!
I first heard this band 67,68 man it was like the lights came back on, they just blew up everything; they just blew up everybody's mine just revived music.
Keep On Chooglin de CCR, Llegue a este mundo con este temazo que en la actualidad lo sigo llevando en las venas y dejare este mundo con ella. Saludos de PERÚ.
I remember my old man yelling "Turn that shit down". Nowadays I hear my grandkids telling me the same thing. 50 some odd years after my dad, I'm still smiling and loving this "shit".
Mister Man my mother 50 says always I have to volume up this "shit". And i introduced this "shit" her. And I'm 25, Peace and Love to your Family from Poland
@@hakenik Right back at you Brother from the great state of Texas. Y'all keep rocking and be safe.
You and I, having "Experience" unbelievably well written/ sang/perform Rock & Roll. I just wish more younger guys/chick's can "tune in "
@@gregorydodds2076 agree, I’m 20 years old none my friends like Ccr. So there not my friends anymore
Keep playing that shit man, and turn it up.
In late '69 I had just returned from Vietnam. My fellow Marines seeing I was a little uptight decided to take me to a culb in Santa Monica to unwind. The Oar House. On the way everyone dropped a tab of Sunshine and things predictably started getting weird. We made it and found a booth and were having a pretty good time, I felt Vietnam leaving my soul. Unbeknownst to me the Oar House had strobes placed throughout the club, in the ceiling at the bar all over the place. Just as we were starting to peak the lights went out, the strobes fired up and this music started to play. Everyone in the house jumped up and started to dance in the flashing glow of the strobes as God spoke to his children. It was a moment I'll never forget and I'm grateful to have lived in that time and place.
God bless you brother. For those who have had the experience no explanation is necessary. For those who have not had the experience no explanation is possible. Glad you made it back home. Thank you for your service.
Semper Paratus.
Thank you for your service.
Thank you for your service
Nice story, Michael.
Michael Bennett cool 😎 I miss the blotter and plastic tab LSD back in the day yours was late 60 s mine was 80 s My father is a Marine he served in Vietnam I heard some great stories at his Marine Corps Reunion apparently when he got home to Cali via Pendleton he and some other Marine brothers went to the Whiskey a go go and apparently they got wasted my dad woke up too a CHP Officer rousting him from his cold weather mummy bag which he was buck ass naked officer kept telling him too get out of sleeping bag my Da laughed , I guess Trooper felt sorry for all them jarheads coming home getting spit on and such he let them go lol some good memories I’m sure the Marine has Semper Fi Marine Welcome home , I believe if the world ate more psychedelic s the world would be a better place damn I miss the mushrooms
Probably the best band this country ever produced.
They got there on sound✌️
I would add early Allman Brothers with Duane and early Chicago with Terry Kath as far as rock n roll bands are concerned. IMO humble opinion.
CTA, Early Chicago, marvellous! (Scotland)@@hammer44head
Definitely one of them.
Tom Petty and the Doors, also.
I’m a Bass player, but Tom Fogerty’s playing really made me appreciate the (sometimes ungrateful) role of the Rhythm Guitarist (along with Malcolm Young)
Always precise, not flashy, carrying the song while playing the matchmaker between the other instruments.
He’s so constant in his delivery it’s hypnotic
Great Guitarist, Creedence was a Powerhouse !
Love the bass!
Driving hard!
That bass tab by Stu Cook was insane! I need more green grass!@@JohnMoore-xf5wy
Agree!
John Fogerty is a genius!!
@@RobertSchoolcraft-yu6km Yes, he is, and his brother and him were a very effective guitar duo
danced and danced to this tune.
My son is 17. When I played this loud in the car he says, "dad, what the hell are they talking about, this song is nonsense". At which point I responded, "son, you just got to keep on chooglin". He said, what is choogling? I told him he will find out on his own eventually and left it at that.
He’ll find out someday :)
Classic!
Hi, I'm italian and a CCR maniac but still I don't find the memaning on web 🤣
Yup😎
Hilarious!
A choo choo train keeps choogling on down the line. Chooglin is the coolness of ones style or the way you carry your self in life.
been playing this daily for the past week.
can't... stop... chooglin'...
Oh my goodness, you can hear the blues, gospel, and rockabilly influences in this song.
One of THE best bands of all. Love this even now and I'm 72. Keep on choogling!!
Love this song also Ramble Tamble
SAME AGE HERE RANDLE 72 AND STILL ROCKIN!
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You guys cannot grow old because everything your generation has made is still actual and young and so full of energy. It's 2022 and this music still kicks!!!
This song resonates so much with me because Chooglin is all I know
My daughter’s 14 and she loves CCR. How can you not… every member of the band is exceptional. Love Clifford’s drumming & Fogerty’s incomparable voice, in particular.
Don’t get me wrong, she likes Taylor and all the current stuff too, but she appreciates the classics from the 60s, 70s & 80s. She’s more well rounded than me… and that makes me pretty damn happy.
Broad taste is the best taste, it means you can be diverse in thinking.
Memories of cruising around with my uncle when I was five years old in 1972. He had a 69 dodge superbee. he always had some Creedence playing. RIP Uncle Tim.
Sounds like uncle Tim had it going on. I remember those days and Dodge Super bees, cool cars
One of my absolute favorites from these guys! Fogerty never gets enough credit for his awesome sustain and feedback control. He was an awesome guitarist and vocalist! My mom (now 73) fondly recalls their show at Long Beach Arena in May of 1969. As this jam progressed that night, everyone took to standing on their chairs and clapping their hands over their head.
Playing out of Kustom amps
Yeah Matt, ur lucky you had a mom that loved rock and roll!
Straight chills omg
Hey, i was at that long beach arena concert! I'm 72 now but still 'chooglin!
I think he should have gotten exclusive rights to the music since he sang them.
That Harmonica is killing !!
Yey !!
Absolutely a killer band!!
One of the best voices in rock!
My Special favourite Band😏
If not The best voice in rock. I do know one thing, he was blessed to have a very unique voice. And pretty much impossible to mimic.
@@robertdavis8010for sure!
If this is what used to play everyday on the Radio, then please GOD, bring this Zeitgeist back!
Cheers my brethren! 😎☮️✌🏾
Credence was played a lot but this song was not. Came out before the rise of most FM album rock stations in the early 70s. AM only played the 3 to 4 minute singles e.g. Proud Mary, Lookin' Out My Back Door, etc.
This song is so underrated!! I have never heard them play this one over the local radio!! That opening guitar riff is killer!!!
Yes. Never heard this one before just seeing John Fogerty live here in Vancouver. Great song and he put on a great show with his sons and friends
One of their least known and however best songs ever...without a doubt...badass tune!!!
Gotta keep on chooglin'!
Right on man!
Been listening to Ccr for 55 years, never get tired of listening to my favorite american rock group.
This is boogie. Up there with Canned Heat. Absolutely love it.
Good comparison.
Canned Heat, the cream of the crop of the lesser known bands. I was out in San Francisco in '68, and they were my favorite ... they were amazing. Got to see them live out in the park ... unforgettable. But CCR is still the greatest of all, hands down, and Chooglin' always my favorite.
Geweldige band , mijn vroegere buurjongen vond de band ongelofelijk goed was d'r weg van , later een Live Concert gezien , raakte er niet over uit gepraat zo enthousiast was hij , ben ik nooit vergeten ...Lang geleden ❤🇳🇱👍👋🌏🎸 Maandag 3 OKTOBER OM 20:45 UUR AVOND. Jaar 2022.
Mountain Mississippi Queen
@@cooperativist Thank you! Didn't know Mountain. I've been listening to this track over and over for the last 24 hours. Absolutely love it! 👍
This song is simply a special masterpiece. The harmonica solo by John Fogerty is umbelievable.
Agree!
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Agreed, he's one of the best! 👍✌️
Netflix has a CCR documentary and at the end there is a concert from London kicks ass this song he is jamming with the harmonica
Absolutely one of the greatest bands ever - WOW!
If you can't rock out to CCR there is something wrong with you!😊😊
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for sure still.listen,would love to see john fogarty,and company,time i is running out most important plan on my bucket.list.
If your feet aren't tapping, you'd better check your pulse. You might be dead! Karl
I love C C R amazing band ! I graduated from high school in 1968 - and they were HOT ! I bought my boyfriend at the time an 8 track tape - for his new black torino . We did the wild thing to the music - exciting !! Paula Montana - Fresno , ca.
Paula, you gave someone Choogling. You must be a good friend. K
damn... just one of the best American rock bands to ever exist... Such a unique blend of sounds, talent and grooves.
Hola, Buenas tardes 😘 Gracias por compartir Música 🎼 Tan bonita, gracias 😊 Te envío Un Fuerte abrazo 🤗 Que tengas una linda tarde 😘
I'm 37 and Credence is by far my favorite band!!!! Such good vibes man!!!
I always love their tight and progressieve guitar solo’s👌🏼
Damn, playing this on the bass is a true workout, my hands are crushed 😅That's how tight Creedence was
The bass line is so damn good!
Stu on the bass was one of the all time greats! Karl
@@karlfisher1864 I couldn't agree more, I remember reading somewhere that he was very respected among his peers at the time for keeping it in the pocket so much, his lines are simple but so effective, always hitting the right spot, he'll probably never get big mainstream recognition since he isn't flashy at all, but he really added to the creedence sound
@@ludwik7326 I've heard people say that the drummer and the bass are the core of a great rock band, like Starkey (Ringo) and McCartney. Once you have that, the table is set for real creativity.
CCR... THE MOST INTELIGENT MUSIC EVER...
Their music lifts my spirit makes me feel good
Keep on chooglin'
Keep on chooglin'
Keep on chooglin'
Chooglin',
Chooglin'
Maybe you don't understand it
But if you're a natural man,
You got to ball and have a good time
And that's what I call chooglin'
Here comes Mary lookin' for Harry,
She gonna choogle tonight
Here comes Louie, works in the sewer,
He gonna choogle tonight
Keep on chooglin'
Keep on chooglin'
Keep on chooglin'
Chooglin',
Chooglin'
Keep on chooglin'
Keep on chooglin'
Keep on chooglin'
Chooglin',
Chooglin'
If you can choose it, who can refuse it,
Y'all be chooglin' tonight
Go on, take your pick, right from the git go,
You gotta choogle tonight
Oh, we're Creedence!
Clearwater!
Revival!
Have you heard the Woodstock live version? 👍
@@j.lietka9406 that's awesome
@@user-pu9mt2qe6m even tho the recording has 3 songs, it's still pretty good to see the band live! Thanks 🤓
@@j.lietka9406 CCR forever!😎
The harp riff is amazing! Wow!
True that
52, 53 years later, and still great song to listen to!
Ain’t most of creedance’s songs like that? Hehe
64, never stop listening.Thiis is my REAL America.Don't give up.LOVE
Congrats y’all my old men pushing his 70 all most and I’ll be 28 in February him and I loves this song and being a big muscle car and Harley family heck yeah
Right
Back when I was cheffing on long shifts sometimes no joke this song would be my last resort to keep going
Tengo 14 años y esta música se me hace súper chingona nada que ver con la basura que me ha tocado a mí para mí esta música es eterna nunca morirá porque es pura calidad impresionante
Te felicito chico la verdad esa música era de lo mejor, desgraciadamente te tocó una época muy fea y ya no hay talento ni compositores con éste super talento...... Sigue escuchando esta música ☺️
Mi hijo tiene 11 años y adora a esta banda, hasta saca sus temas con la guitarra, es bueno. Yo apenas estoy sacando este.
Te felicito amigo, tienes buenos gustos.
Saludos desde Argentina
Yo tengo 65 años y escucho a credence desde los 70
Well said my friend!👍
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Amazing songs that I had never heard before. The CCR are truly of the greatest bands of all time!
I agree! I've been listening to CCR since I was very young!
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Check out there set at Woodstock. Man John Fogerty was on fire!
Una rola super, de mis favoritas del cuarteto Californiano
Seeing so many Spanish speaking people love this is just awesome
Music is the universal language. Rock on Amigo !!!
En Mexico CCR es una banda muy querida y apreciada
Es verdad yo soy Mexicano y desde joven siempre he escuchado a ccr, y ahora tengo 64 años y los sigo escuchando
Mexico love's ccr . specialty mr John Fogarty
They are pretty famous in Spain too
Love this song, Creedence Rocks! This is their first Album it was big back in the day. I was 12 years old, when my father used to play this on our console stereo. Sammy (Vietnam War Veteran) my cousin and my father (Korean War Veteran) would get together and play this full blast. Great Memories! Miss my cousin Sammy who is no longer with us.
Gran tema para bailarlo con toda la energía de tu cuerpo
It's their second album
The best harmonica player I have ever heard get it john
The harmonica player for the group WAR is great as well! Only white guy in the group! That boy has some lungs!
My goodness as a Young Man learning to play the drums you guys were my band that I always love to jam with growing up I'll never forget that
Never an harmonic sounded so savagely good!!!
Listen to Gypsy Man by War!!!!!!!
A band that I wished Id listened to in my pram in .71..... Made up for it 15 years later...... Marvellous!!!
This is my favorite Creedence Clearwater Revival song of all time. I remember this from when I was a little boy - my father was cranking this song with the volume up at 11 on the family stereo back in the early 1970's . . . A Fantastic Memory to a **Masterpiece** song - (!!!)
i too loved this one as a young teen ! i was right , back then . This is a masterpiece !
Perfect song
*Tank Buster* Is was the night
I was 7 years old.............I am the youngest of 8 siblings, i.,e., Seventh Son of the First Sibling Son. We had CCR's whole collection.
Gracia amis 66 años siempre los escucho .La mejor banda.deParajuay les saludos.
This song takes me back to middle school when me and my buddy Phil Spade were way ahead of the curve when it came to knowing good music! Keep on chooglin’ Phil!
Blurt what year did it come out
I don’t think they sang a bad song. I could listen to all of their albums, back to back, without a bad song!
They had a few bad ones but only on their last album, Mardi Gras, and only after the other band members pressured John to include their inferior numbers. What could he do? The band was already disintegrating after Tom left the band. Lots of jealously and resentment just ate up that band.
They don't have a bad song.Great band✌️
Saw CCR in 1968 also on the bill was The Grassroots, Procol Harum, Deep Purple, and The Chamber Brothers a fine sh o w indeed
And you didn't even understand what you were experiencing and thought it would go on forever right? Awe to be young again and in that place in time. Oh and the chicks, God!
I hate you both: I wouldn't come along for another 12 years.
Saw them in 1972 in the Minneapolis Auditorium: Thousands of people all standing, bouncing up and down, dancing. An amazing experience.
Very cool
You privileged son-of-a-gun!
Great album. Wore it out when I was 16. My bf then always said "keep on chooglin" and "lets get to clackin" he died couple of months ago. He's probably still chooglin on
Manejó mi Jeep 64 y me gusta escuchar esta música muy alto con mis ventanas bajas wow Creedence the best
I'm sorry for your loss.
He's probably still chooglin on, my friend 👏🏻👏🏻
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this sound of music never ever gets old its legendary
Yeah, its pretty good!
Así escuchándolos empezó mi adolescencia...y no dejo de oírlos...pues no se repetirán jamás...
56ytxg6unb 6. bb. bbb😮😊
Tengo 58 años toda mi juventud baile estos temas de Creedence y este tema era la frutilla de una noche a puro rock!! Genios👏👏
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MuyBuenasRolitasUnbuenAgasajoEnEssteDomiguitoHermosoSaluditosParaTodosDesdeJuaritos
Too much.!! Just too much..!!! Wow.!!! How wonderful it was to live that period....!!!!Harmonica is just great..!!!
was fun, but vietnam was no joke....ccr was an oasis
Hins n Rose's
Vietnam...not alot of fun as i remember....the 70's were far better...sounds good many years later, that period was not 'wonderful"...kids are so fuckin stupid these days....it was not 'wonderful"
@@robertalec4349 have the courtesy to fix your mistakes pal it's good practice for real life scenerios
@@oreokookie1000 My dad and Uncle Tony served in Vietnam too. They had a tough time when they came home.
I remember in 86 a local classic rock station played the whole album. I was familiar with proud Mary and down on the corner, you know the commercial hits. The whole album is good listening to. This song became one of my favorites.
I think ccr and bad company might be the most played yet underrated bands ever....both sold millions and had hits but never had the prancing Satyr frontman like a jagger or Tyler or Stewart....they just did their shit and kicked ass...
Check out someday never comes. Great composition
@@Kgio-2112 one of their best
Esta canción debe estar en la lista de las 5 más importantes del Rock. En el mundo y de todos los tiempos.
Tengo 70, y todavia escucho esta musica y los pies se mueven solos... CCR, grande!!!!!!
Esta y muchas más de los CCR.
chulens
TENGO 70 AÑOS Y MORIRE ESCUCHANDO TAN TAN GRANDIOSA Y ESPECTACULAR MUSICA
Me gana por dos años,yo también la escuchaba allá por lo 70s
Tal cual... Grandiosa y Espectacular Música!!!
Moriré escuchando ese tipo de música , en este momento la estoy escuchando . La música es hermandad entre los pueblos latino americano desde chile
Hola yo tengo 55 años y me encanta esta música también ☺️🍷
LOVE the harmonica in this piece,
Hi John. Same here. Harmonica is so deadly cool. 😎
The best!
Yeah fogherty can play that thing
When your driving on a trip or long haul trucking great song it goes nicely with this song
Esta canción es el Himno internacional del Rock, una verdadera joya musical de Creedence Clearwater Revival.
Temas que tiempos con mi yiyo I era como dicen ahora los choris jajaja ja. Que buena..
Sss
No es rock es música country
Nooo manzana
Es música country chingona compa puro credence del bayou saludos banda
Like you, Sly 23, I am 65 and still enjoy a lot this song and all CCR's others. What a band. What a music, so specific and good.
Mi adolescencia y juventud en década 60 y 70 con música de CC Revival que más se puede pedir
Crecí escuchando esta banda, a mis 48 años sigue siendo mi favorita!
chuuuulens
Este es uno de mis temas favoritos de todos los tiempos ¡que ritmo y que fuerza! ¡ todo un clásico del rock!
Ya se !!! Me gusta desde muchas años ☺️☺️🤪
chulens
This group rocks
Hello Donna
Corrían los años 70 cd. Neza. Lleno de pobreza y miseria, estaban en su apogeo credeence ahora tengo 58 años todo aquello quedó atrás,
y los sigo escuchando con el mismo gusto.creedence por siempre
Y Neza,en la pobreza y miseria, pero sonando el reguetton....
CCR is dead - long live CCR.
Good Music will never die.
John Voice is unique.
LP`s NEVER DIE ! music is eternal !
Why is it dead then?
CCR is my all-time favorite band, and this song is my favorite CCR song. I first heard it when it came out, and now I'm 80 years old and I still love it.
A little story about that song: I spent the summer of 1970 with my Aussie girlfriend in Sweden, and on one long weekend we were invited to a 4-acre island out in the archipelago by a wealthy family. There was a very large & luxurious log mansion with perhaps the world's finest outhouse plus a small sleeping cabin on that tiny isle. This was a superb place!
We had magnificent dinners, fine wine, and pleasant evenings with good music and conversation. There were about six couples that weekend, and we all came by boat from various places. I had with me a large cassette tape recorder, one of the first with the small cassettes, and I had several small cassettes including Creedence Clearwater with "Keep On Chooglin'."
One night after dinner we were drinking French wine and sitting around listening to music and singing (Swedish parties were not drunk and disorderly back then ... they were very refined and nice ... not that I wasn't a wild guy, I was, but this was something new and I really loved it).
We were smoking Marlboros and Look cigarettes (good stuff), and I brought out my cassettes and said to everyone, "This is my favorite band ... CCR." When we got to "Chooglin'," everyone was sitting on the floor, and during the whole 7 minute 45 seconds song, everyone had their eyes closed, and their heads were swaying from side to side. We were all zoned out, totally sober, but the music ... oh my God, these people had never heard it and they absolutely stone cold loved it!
I have many more incredible memories of that amazing 3-month vacation, but the Chooglin' Weekend, with the beautiful girls in bikinis, the fine wine and cigarettes, the amazing food, and the fabulous music, especially CCR, was the highlight. I swear we were all in the clouds, literally, with our eyes closed and swaying to that wonderful Chooglin' song.
That's a wonderful story. Really saw the images you described. Thanks for sharing!
Never gets old.
Excelente!!! Lo mejor Creedence Clearwater Revival... Gracias John, Tom, Doug, Stu,
ВЕЩЮГА КЛАС СУПЕР О ВСТАВЛЯЄТ 🎉🎉🎉😮😮😊😊😊
Introduced to this song and Creedence by a fellow Chicagoan named Bob Kouchma in AIT in 69. For some reason Bob thought I would like this sound. He was right, I was hooked and have been ever since. Tough little guy from the west side of Chi. We had a serious disagreement in the barracks one night after way to much beer, he won. Lost track of him after AIT. We all went to King Richards Tropical Jungle Vacation and were split up all over. I never forget my friends. If anyone from Ft. Lewis, summer 69, reads this, I made it, I hope life was good to you. Every time I hear this, I think of Bob, Toberman, Burt, and many others. And oh yeah, I stayed in the Phone book as promised. Dan Beau
nycpa
@Gerald Colgrove wow what a bill!
Doesn’t get better then this!!!CCR in the house😄
I was 16 when I first heard this track and my father taught me to dance from this and today I am 71 years old and I cannot move as I did then but I will never forget my father and I will ALWAYS love this track!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! `king awesome!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Happy b-day live long and presper, I'm 74
Presper?? LOL!!!!@@fredlibby8518
That feedback!!!! That harmonica!!! Such classic late '60's sound! This and "I Heard it Through the Grapevine" are my absolute favorite CCR toones!!!
Tenía 12 años cuando me compré este álbum que hasta hoy lo tengo,,hoy con 56 lo sigo escuchando y junto a el Johnny Rivers son mis mejores discos,,, años 70 s,, y 80 s,, mejor no habrá,,
Hell Yeah!!!!!!!!! Takes me way Back!!!!!!!!!!! Im 70!! Still Rock n Roll!!!!!!!!! But on a Natural High!!!!!!!!!! Rock n Roll !! Is King 👑!!!!!!!! Have Great Memories!!!!!!!
De verdad es formidable el ritmo que le impriman a sus rolas, aún sin contar con tanta tecnología, esto es música no la basura que se toca hoy en día, por siempre Credence Clear Water Revival
Los credence son como Gardel cada día cantan y tocan mejor
Ben ik volledig mee eens ( Rotzooitje ❤🇳🇱👋😅 )
Siempre me han encantado CCR me recuerdan la mejor etapa de mi vida!!!! Estamos a me hace vibrar!!!
One of if not tthe best harmonica player
I can remember in the 70s plowing fields at night all we had was am radio mounted on the fender of a 4020 we would crank it up high if the other hands had it cranked up the people at the service wagon could here it better! I’ve loved ccr music for 50 some years!
BUENISIMOS, INCREIBLES, CREEDENCE FOREVER!!!!
My comment to the16 yr old I started listening to U back when I close to 20 & I am now 81& STILL LOVE JIVES HAHA 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
57 AND STILL CHOOGLIN .........AND WONT STOP...!!!
74 still chooglin
I remember in my childhood, that my country man father here in Mexico liked to listen to this music, he died 35 years ago and credence clearwater revival make me always remember him.
The dorsss
Grupo inolvidable, su estilo único, gracias Dios po darnos la oportunidad de haber vivido esta Ola musical, con los amigos, donde todo era bonito y un gran respeto al próximo vivan los 60 y 70.
Los mejores de los 50 60 qetiempos yhaunsiguenhescuchandoce
j'ai 63 ans et je suis toujours aussi fou de cette chanson .comme du reste du répertoire de ccr.
Comme moi Bernard ! Même âge et goût musical ! Une merveille ce morceau ! 👍😂
Still foot tappin and head boppin in 2024 🔥🔥🔥
me too!
Creedence played Chooglin at Woodstock. that video is excellent and available on TH-cam. Karl
By far, the best Creedence song and one of the greatest rock songs ever.
That title deserve Born on the bayou
@@saibguillermodeledesmarodr7300 No chance
@@MMACinephile I agree with born on the bayou for me amazing simple boogie similar tbh
I'd go with either Down On The Corner, Ramble Tamble or Pagan Baby.
Green River and Walk on water also.
CCR and the Allman Brothers band, the two greatest american bands ever in my opinion.
Heard it when I was a kid ,and had it on my mp3 player on my trike with speakers on the handlebars , just cruising the open road , no other song can make you feel so free CCR
the dude is just crankin on the bass !
Bass is Just Chooglin'
Stu Cook on bass👍✌
Never Stopped Chooglin CCR for Life
Like old boy said in the comments if u don’t move when this song comes on you already dead !!!
el tiempo paso.. y creedence continua vigente ... clasicos de los clasicos
Bayou Country and Bridge of Sighs (Robin Trower) were the largest influences for my love of the blues. They are timeless and sound as good today as it did in my pot smoke filled 67 Mustang!
Best of all tracks
Tengo 63 y esta rola me llena de energía 😀
Yes me too 🤣
GOD told me MUSIC IS GOOD !
tengo 60 anos y sigo escuchando mi musica que no cambia de moda sigue siendo la misma
tengo 61 años y hace 60 años me vale verga tu vida...ya superalo!!!!
Jjjjjaaaa si sabes de musica escúchala te das cuenta la calidad ....!!!! Toda la musica es bonita ... fds. .. saludos..
I first heard this band 67,68 man it was like the lights came back on, they just blew up everything; they just blew up everybody's mine just revived music.
Tu estas chooglando?
@@juanjoseagundez2598 no toda la música es bonita
Keep On Chooglin de CCR, Llegue a este mundo con este temazo que en la actualidad lo sigo llevando en las venas y dejare este mundo con ella. Saludos de PERÚ.
Genios CCR!!! escuchando rock and roll durante 60 años, esta banda es de lo mejor. Gracias John, Tom, Doug y Stu!!!!
Estoy de acuerdo con vos, Cristian, es espectacular CCR, con setenta años, me siento mucho mas joven. Lo bueno no muere jamas
Y que siga sonando porque quando yo escucho CCR, tambien mis vecinos escuchan CCR!!!
Got to listen loud my son 27 can't stand how I listen!! And we are both musicians!! Go figure
!! AND IM 70!