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John Fogerty sings Proud Mary from his home studio
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 12 ส.ค. 2024
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Welcome to the official TH-cam page of legendary musician John Fogerty of Creedence Clearwater Revival.
Some songs you might recognize from John's historical career are 'Proud Mary,' 'Fortunate Son,' 'Down on the Corner,' 'Centerfield,' and tons more!
Although in his 70s, John shows no signs of slowing down, creating new music and continuing to tour the world, so be sure to tune in, subscribe, and keep on the pulse of all things John Fogerty.
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The song will always be a part of America's musical soundtrack.
Absolutely legendary song by a legendary man, he's such an inspiration to artists to this day
I would say planet earth musical soundtrack, but of course, this stuff had roots. Greetings from Spain. Beautiful music.
Because both music and its theme is a huge part of american History. And this is beautiful
...the world musical soundtrack....
Secondary national anthem
Nothing else like PROUD MARY
Thank You John, for doing this for us in these troubling times.
@Donald Boggs EVERY band breaks up, it's so sad. But I love him!
He's an American Treasure!!
An American Treasure!!
Never can get enough of this song
Great singer, great guitar player, great song writer, great person. Thank you for all the music John Fogerty.
John Forgety, thank you for existing 🙏
CCR was one of the greatest bands of all time thanks in part to John Fogety! It still amazes me that they never had a number 1 hit!! So many of their songs were number 1 in my book!
did you say part? John was 90% CCR
@@aleluyevo7313 definition of "in part": to some extent though not entirely. He was a huge part of why CCR was CCR.....but not entirely. One might say in part.
Dutch guy here, grew up on their music(thnx mother!). Not a single nr1 hit??? Damn, thought they had them all. Fascinating band, still true and raw. Love em.
Thank you Mr Fogerty, keep save for us all so we can see you performing many more times.
Thanks for keeping our spirits up with this classic JF. Boomers rock!!!!!!!
This is how it looks when a true Musician played his Song a million Time. He still got the Love and Passion to play it for his Fans. We love you John!
Excellent Mr. Fogerty. You bring a hope for this damned coronavirus.
What is that hope? A cure? A vaccine?
Still luv all your music. Thankyou fir keeping us singing 💙🇺🇸🌎
Hey John, Thanks for Proud Mary, Born On The Bayou, Green River, et al, which timed perfectly with my high school years from 1968-1972. I followed many bands over the years, but CCR & you are MY rock-n-roll soul - Thanks, Brother.
Mr. Fogerty, it’s a pleasure to hear this! You still have it!
In summer 69. I was only 13.Back in the days you couln't buy this record in former Yugoslavia, but you can hear it on the radio.I was on sea side for the hollidays, and every day I run back home from the beach just to hear this song in early afternoon radio program, and than back on the beach.Unforgatible! 💜🎸👍
tomorrow he is playing Down on the Corner with his family. Same channel.
@@CatPenny "Down on the Corner" is one of my favorites! 👍
Magical times i bet.
Woohoo sing it john, thanks again, stay home, stay safe, keep strumming and singing, love it!
Thanks for cheering us up..thats always a good one...
The all-time great legend, standing with Elvis and Van Morrison, JF has had more covers done of his songs than any other singer/songwriter. That says it all. Magnificent writer, composer, guitarist, and singer. A true musical genius! Thank you, John, for sharing your genius with us.
"JF has had more covers done of his songs than any other singer/songwriter."
I wouldn't be so sure about that. Hank Williams would have him beat. Chuck Berry would be hard to go past. Paul McCartney probably just on covers of "Yesterday". I could go on, but if you have a cite for the JF reference, I'll happily concede.
@@shanewright2772 We're all fans but, yes, it does sound like an overstatement.
I stand by my comment, every word of it. First, I know many of you folks worship the Beatles. I love them myself. No doubt, there were three musical geniuses on their team: George, Paul, John.
Second, by my saying that JF was "the all-time great legend," I did not mean there were not other legends. There are. My family (and I) was in the music publishing business for 25-years. I promise you that any way you figure it, JF had more formal covers of his songs than any of the rest of them. If you do a scale to make the many, many Beatles' songs even with JF's rather light comparable turnout, he wins hands down. If you look at how few songs he put out in comparison without scaling, he wins hands down.
Elvis manipulated his voice better than any singer during his period (1955-77), and Van Morrison produced the most amazing variety of music than anyone else. Those are facts that don't take away from the genius of Janis Joplin, Tori Amos, Alanis Morrissett's ability to manipulate their voices, their vibrato. Elvis, e.g., is the only singer who could consistently move from baritone to tenor with the ease of an eagle's glide, and I mean within verses, by using alternating parallelism and/or contrasting parallelism.
Now, none of the Beatles had the slightest bit of ability to manipulate their voices. They could hardly hold a note over a beat. (I think Paul did once in one of his more complex songs as Wings.) Does that take away from their genius in what they did do? No!
Their genius, as did JF's, Elvis', and Van's lay elsewhere, in the main, in putting together some of the greatest harmonies, rhythms, simple lyrics, wonderful beat, and excellent guitar solos by George (which did more for their music than he got credit for).
@slip satch satanic music doesn't count
lilly bloom: “none of the Beatles had the slightest bit of ability to manipulate their voices” Thank u for a great touch of funny in those dark times😂. Ur not a beatles fan... ur choice, but don’t ever compare JF to them or to Elvis otherwise u just look like an idiot. Stats are also against ur saying about JF being cover more than The Beatles. Yesterday on its own has enough cover version to beat all JF’s songs. Sry, stay in ur bubble. Btw i really like JF and i consider him as a pioneer of rock/pop.
One of the all time greats! The Mark Twain of rock and roll.
Mark Twain of rock and roll: beautiful description and compliment...
@ I would say Zappa would be more like the Hunter S. Thompson of R&R
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I can see that.
Long Live Sir John Fogerty!!
God Bless you 💕
Still got it John! Lots of ❤ from 🇦🇺🇦🇺
You still got it John .... legend what a legend....stay safe John.... love from the U.K. ♥️♥️ 🇬🇧🇬🇧
Its been an honor singing to your tunes for decades Mr. Fogerty.
Thank you, John !!! Bravo !!! Super !!!
Thank you John, for keep in mind your fans.
American Royalty......John is a living legend. Thanks John, stay well.🇬🇧
A lot of years have passed but John is in perfect tune still. If I had a dollar for every time John has performed this song over the years I could retire, and as always he genuinely seems to enjoy performing it still to this day. Rock on John.....true legend!
More power to you John. You give us hope. You make our mundane days light up.
WOOOOW!Congrats John!Oh,happy old days!All time superb song!My💖 skipped,I'm 68!Brilliant song & guitarplayed! Friendly Greetings Sz.Mary Caroline😀💗💎🎶🎙🎸💗👌🏼👍🏼✌👏🏼
Thank you, John, for keeping the magic alive and entertaining us all these years. When I was 10 years old, several weeks of my allowance money was regularly spent on CCR singles at TG&Y discount store formerly located on Lankershim Blvd. in North Hollywood, CA. Then, finally, I saved enough to buy Cosmo's Factory at Kmart (on Sherman Way in North Hollyood). The price had a Kmart "C" sticker code on it, so it was only around 3.24! What a deal.
Several days ago on TH-cam, I discovered John Fogerty's 1987 North Hollywood performance at the Palomino Club! There he played with George Harrison, Bob Dylan, Taj Mahal, in addition to a really really cool band. I lived and worked not far from the Palomino. I am so sorry I couldn't be a member of the audience and experience the show in person, as this show was a one of a kind, unforgettable, watch everyday on TH-cam, kind of show!
My first favorite song. From my first favorite band. I was five years old. Not far from Lodi, Ohio. Singing your songs on hitch of mobile home, my stage. All the trailers in the park was my audience. Born in December 1967 baby. You've been a great part of my life. Thank you for visiting us from your home during this time. It warms my soul. I am rocknroll tour driver. I feel like its Bye Bye Miss American Pie. The day the music died. Your songs mean so much to the world right now. I was gonna stop and see you and Joan in Nevada when the bottom fell out. God Bless, and God speed. I love you man...✌💋💃
Thank you for entertaining us, much appreciated.
How Brazil likes this guy !!!!
CCR was a great band...
However John Fogerty had that wonderful, raw voice..
Stay home, stay safe and stay healthy..
Australia ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Love you forever and ever Mr. Fogerty. Thanks for the uploads. More. Please!
Thanks for to much music! I from Argentina.
What a gift John Fogerty Be to this world👍
Brings back so many wonderful memories of our youth, thanks John....
I cannot believe this...so fantastic! Who needs electronics when you've got the voice and guitar licks! Thanks, John!
Kathleen Bergeron can't stand modern electronic music today and this rap crap.
Left a good job in the city... 🎶🎵🎶 Long life to rock n roll mr. Fogerty
The good American songs that I listened to your songs since 5 or 6 years old and I play guitar b'coz Inspiration of CCR 's song. Stop playing guitar over 15 years ago but now , your Inspiration will induce me to brush up and play guitar of CCR songs again . Wonderful ! Thks you again Mr.Fogerty .
This song hits the spot in this strange moment we are in. Thank you Mr Fogerty!
There are certain songs that have become part of the soundtrack to our lives. This one of them. I want to thank you from the bottom of my heart for taking the time to play this for us. Thanks for bringing us a little joy in this tough time.
Keep going John, you are the best and sound AWESOME!!!!!!!! Thanks for all the great music!!!!!!!!!!
Just a geezer with a voice and a guitar.............oh and some talent.........
Fantastic, John! Thanks so much for doing that for us. You are an American gem!
Still Sounds Amazing After all These years Keep Rocking 🤘🤘✌✌
He's so fortunate to still have such great manual dexterity. Long may he play and sing!
Warm regards, John Fogerty, from the Persian gulf!
John you are just amazing... CCR was the soundtrack to my life back in the day. Still love your music more than words can say. Thank you for all your music throughout the years and thank you for doing this for us while we wait this CoVid 19 thing out. Sure makes it better... much love to you and your family always!
Love the Old Gibson John! Story? Don't think I played an album more than Willie and the Poor Boys! Thanks for the excellence! Stay Well my hero!
Thanks John. This a ray of light in a dark time.
Wow! Closer and intimist. Thank you so much, John.
Cheers from Brazil. =D
#StayAtHome
John is John, age doesn´t matter
Nu favorit slinger allways!!!!
So true man, timeless in every regard
it will one day
He looks really well, doesn't he?
@@amullinder Well as in healthy?
The Golliwogs played at our Junior Prom at Novato High School, that summer they became CCR. Great music.
Wow, what year was that ? In Northern Cal ?
@@egreenbery 1968? it was a big deal because we had a San Francisco band coming to play.
@@mtovani wow, nice...Marin County. I believe the current or former home of Grateful Dead Productions is there. Mail order back in the day for GD Tix, and general offices. Plus Phil Lesh and Bob Weir live in Marin Cty. and they own venues I hope to visit !
Straight from the bayous of El Cerrito.
Thanks john. Loved you forever!
КРАСАВЧИК !!! From Russia with love. John, you're the best.
Just brilliant John. Thank you writing this wonderful song and posting this🙏
seeing John Fogerty sing tonight brings back so many memories!: that's a real Treat Thanks John .. and God Bless You:O)))
Such a cool studio. Love the unprocessed , raw, natural sound.
Thank you 🙏 so much John!!!! Music 🎵 will help us during these days!
John. ever sit back and wonder how many lives you have touch in so many ways? You are one of a kind,an American treasure thank you for sharing John.
GOOD JOB JOHN THANK YOU FOR ALL THE GREAT YEARS ROCK AND ROLL BE SAFE TAKE CARE AND HAVE FUN STAY SAFE THANK YOU FROM ROY👍
Thank you John. Love to hear you sing and play. I know any other proud Mary is a cover of you. You are America's greatest rocker.
Keep them coming! Thank you!
Brilliant as ever, thanks for playing this John, takes me back to the seventies the best years of my life.
Bonjour mr fogerty j'avais 18 ans à l'époque et vous êtes resté mon groupe préféré depuis
Thank you
Hi John Fogerty. Greatings from Argentina.
remember going to music clubs in Pusan Korea in 71 as a teen when I lived there and hearing live Korean bands singing Creedence songs. great times
My dad once said Creedence Clearwater Revival was the one rock band he almost liked. If you knew my father that would have been a compliment coming from him.
What did he listen to?
My dad was a preacher. He liked John.
Another song that will never die...have always been a fan.
We love you buddy!!...Thanks for keeping it real John..:)
Merci pour toutes ces vidéos.Un de mes groupes préférés dans les années 70 .Toujours la même voix incroyable.
Been a fan since Proud Mary, saw Creedence Clearwater Revival at the Royal Albert Hall, early 70s. Big fan. Thank you John for your great songs over the years.
I didn't know CCR played the RAH.
You're still the best! Thank You John!
Many happy childhood memories/vacations with your music playing. Bad Moon rising was the 1st song I learned on guitar. June 05' opening night of your tour w/Mellencamp , I was blown away!
I could not believe that frantic unstoppable energy and enthusiasm, that golden voice, guitar playing and tone. I was hooked, many shows since then. June 18', back in Cincy@ Riverbend that was also an extra special show too.
John Fogerty: American as apple pie and baseball!!!
03.01.23 Huge Congratulations John Fogerty! Your children have come home.
Thanks John to Brazil.. 🇧🇷
For everybody sitting at home waiting for this madness to end. What a great way to take your mind off it if only briefly and remember one of the best band member talents of all time. Thank you John Fogerty the Icon who can write , sing and play guitar in top 5 all time.
These home solo videos are FANASTIC!!! I love watching the smooth chord changes. "Pumped a lot PAIN down in New Orleans" . Deep poetic lyrics from a time of Rock 'n Roll, cool cars, and pretty girls. We were blessed to grow up then. Thanks John for all your hard work in the studio to polish these masterpieces of music.
Sam Spade Think it’s “pumped a lot of pane” as in he was working.
Honestly I'm pretty sure it's 'tane - as in Octane - as in Pumped a lot of Gas! Gasoline. Yup. Workin' pumpin' gas. He's talking about his various jobs; it has to rhyme. Pain fits too, though. I don't get the pane reference of other person: washing windows? With a pump? - Edit: oh, it can be short for propane. But that wasn't used in cars. Or it can refer to LSD, but no. Also he maybe did mean pain, he apparently teased about it in an interview, saying he likes to play with word sounds.. But the sheet music says 'tane, apparently, so maybe He added on later. Whatever!
Hard to understand lyrics sometimes. In Bad Moon, I Still don't hear "One eye is taken for an eye", but some other thing about one night... And isn't there the infamous "Oh, there's a bathroom on the right"?!
It's short for octane: I thought... (Can't always trust Google lyrics, btw.)
Cockeyed Optimista hmmmm could be
Johns original says "pane" as in "propane" Tina's cover says "tane" as in "octane.
Thanks John! You're a real legend:from Italy
Thanks for sharing your "self quarenteening" Mr. Fogerty! 💛
Just to say something, when the king of Rock N Roll chooses to record a song, adding it to a regular line up, that’s when you know you’ve got an awesome song. It’s a lifetime classic, that will never go out of style.
Played this song on drums over 40 yrs & this was one of most liked at bar ! Thanks john for all the songs that now bring back memories! 🤗god bless much love ! From a distant Friend!💓 🎸 😚🎶 🥁🤗
Thanks john keep on rockin brother
Look at you ! Sounds great !! Thanks so much !!!
beautiful performance by proud mary, a 74-year-old man singing a song at the age of 70 in this vigor, deserves more than a like great jonh, a country rock myth.
Cosmo's Factory was the second album I ever bought. I literally wore it out. Loved all the songs, even the ones that were never released as singles. You 'da man. Thank you for sharing your talent. "Best of luck" (which is my standard good-bye to visitors I meet in my volunteer job at my local hospital. There is no finer farewell I could offer anyone).
Thank you so much John. Please may you continue to do what you and so many love in the best of health.
Fogerty!! Sos mi HÉROE!!💪saludos!! de ARGENTINA!!🍻😃
Listen to how he plays guitar. No one else can make it sound like he does. His hands. His way. Plus he has got a great guitar.
He has a darn nice home studio too!
And yet, oddly, he can't play Wonderwall.
Also, I suspect you aren't the real Jeff Beck :-)
I suppose he has lots of nice guitars but I often saw him play a Taylor when doing acoustic stuff though
Last time I saw him he was toting the J-45. Might just be my ears, but he doesn't sound 100% in tune, there, either.
Man he’s an absolute legend, I love his voice and his songs but forgive me, I gotta say it: the sound is bad, and the guitar is slightly out of tune.
His voice sounds as good as it did 50 years ago true legend.
Good to see ya Rollin on that ole river again brother 😎👍
John, You are still my favorite!!
This was one of my late Mom's fav songs. She passed 2 years ago at 86 years. Thank you CCR & John Fogerty, you made Mom smile, from heaven!
Saw you at the Ryman in 97. Loved every minute & you nearly played for 3 hrs. Thanks for the memories.
Keep em coming J.F!! Thx!
Does my heart good. God bless you all..😊
Bom demais... a mesma voz, incrível!
None of that signature raspiness in his voice anymore, but he still sounds good and is an absolute living legend. God bless John Fogerty!
HinjuRock now that you mention it, I notice that, too. I wonder if he smoked cigarettes and quit a while ago.
@@JasonL77
Probably - pretty much every musician from that era did. But you don't have to smoke to sing with a raspy voice - it's a vocal technique.
At 74 he sounds really good, something happens between the age of 60 and 75 for most people where the vocal cords change and the voice becomes different, just listen to newer Phil Collins live performances....
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I'm afraid to - lol
Yeah, he's a bit older, a bit more shriveled and no doubt a lot more grey under that goofy hair dye, but he's sure as hell still John Fogerty. If he puts on some shows after all this I might just go.
Thank you John!
The original and still the best.