The Marvin Gaye version was all about the man's stellar vocals, The Funk Brothers notwithstanding. But the CCR version is all about the music, especially the full on version from the album. And of course John Fogarty's excellent singing.
Smokey Robison & the Miracles did the original version ,Gladys Knight & the Pips recorded an up beat funky version that was released as a single first ,Marvin Gaye had the big pop soul hit & CCR did the definitive rock blues version . A top class song sung by top class artistes .
When I hear this song now, I think raisins, lol. Also check out Run Through the Jungle, Suzie Q, Up Around the Bend, Who'll Stop the Rain, Traveling Band, Lodi, Commotion, Cotton Fields, Green River, Proud Mary. Songs that they have already covered: Fortunate Son, Born on the Bayou, Bad Moon Rising, Lookin' Out My Back Door, Night Time is the Right Time, Down on the Corner, Have You Ever Seen the Rain, I Put a Spell On You
The California Raisins! Lol. Forgot all about those guys. I would add Midnight Special, Long as I Can See the Light, Hey Tonight, Pagan Baby, Tombstone Shadow... well, I could go on but I'd end up naming every song.
CCR has always been one of my favorite groups. They don't have a bad song! John Fogerty has one of the most unique & recognizable voices around. All their songs are great. You guys have done a few of there songs already but lots left such as Proud Mary", "Lodi", "Green River", "Commotion", "Cotton Fields", "Midnight Special", "Travelin' Band", "Who'll Stop The Rain", "Up Around the Bend", "Run Through The Jungle", "Long As I Can See the Light", "Suzie Q", "I Put A Spell On You", "Sweet Hitch-Hiker" etc.
Never a bad song from them. You should really hear the story of what happened to John Fogarty and how things went bad for him, but he came out good in the end. He got the rights to his music.
Gladys Knight and the Pips first made this song famous (this song has an interesting history) even though they were the second group to record it. Marvin Gaye actually recorded his version just before Gladys Knight, but it wasn't released until a year after her version went number one on the R&B chart. I think this was in the late 60s. But Gaye's version was later hailed as a soul classic and i think it made Rolling Stone's 500 greatest songs of all time. Creedence released its rendition of the song in 1970--it was the longest version by far (something like 11 minutes long).
Berry Gordy actually shelved that song twice. Smokey Robinson and the Miracles recorded it first but Berry Gordy did not like their version at all. Then Marvin Gaye recorded it but again Berry Gordy wasn't sold on it and shelved it again. He then gave it to Gladys Knight & the Pips who made it a big hit. Then Marvin Gaye's version was released later on and of course another big hit.
I realy loooove the both of you. I'm an old girl, pushing 60, musiclover to bits, all styles, as long as it good. You seem to appreciate music for what it is. All styles, all timeframes. I truely thank you for that. And, man: you realy enrich yourselfs in the process. Groove on! Deepest symphathy, Nancy, Amsterdam 🎵🤘❤
CCR throwing some swamp into Marvin's soul...lol....love both versions of this song. Usually the covers don't come close, but this one was solid as can be. Would've been fun to hear Marvin sing a verse or two with them live : )
@@anneridge9800 Originally written by Whitfield and Strong - for Motown. The CCR version was a little later, and so good, it's an easy mistake to make.
John Fogerty is the lead vocalist and the lead guitarist, his brother Tom Fogerty also plays guitar, Stu Cook is bass and Doug Clifford is drums and that's CCR, a band mostly known for their swamp-rock music and the legendary vocals of John Fogerty. You'd be hard pressed to find a bad song by them, I know I haven't heard one. You've barely scratched the surface of what's there, in store for you, if you continue down the rabbit hole. Don't worry, any song you pick by them, you'll love. Here's a list for ya, "Run Through The Jungle", "Commotion", Fortunate Son", "Travelin' Band", "Sweet Hitch-Hiker", "Green River", "Born On The Bayou", "Proud Mary", "Up Around The Bend" and "Who'll Stop The Rain", now that's a lot, but there's still more, of course. This was so freakin' awesome, glad you decided to do CCR's version of "I Heard It Through The Grapevine", but, maybe you'll try to listen to the longer version of it, there's lots more music involved, really cool.
Oh oh yeah CCR rocked that song. 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻💕 gosh I forgot how much I loved that song. Thanks for playing the very talented CCR. Now I know what they sound like without being stoned. 🤩🤪😊
Man, you should have done tbe long version. You don't know what you missed. So, make it up by doing their live version of I put a Spell on You. Its done at Woodstock in '69. Its awesome.
The both of you do such great reactions to songs that came from my youth, it takes me right back to those days. I thank you for helping me feel young again!
CCR has been an unending favourite of mine since I heard them play "Bad Moon Rising" back around 1968-69 when I was in grade school. Love me some CRR! 💘👌🎸🎸🎸
The only record album my Dad ever bought me on his own was CCR. My Daddy was really into music, all music, all his life. We had a radio playing all the time when my Dad was home. What a gift to give...not just the CCR album, but the love of music. (PS I'm almost 70!, so this was a LONG time ago!)
@@armadillotoe I know. We were the luckiest generation, without doubt, musically. It's most certainly done it's part in getting me to this age! Cheers!
(Procession & The Story in Your Eyes - The Moody Blues.) - When the album came out I was advised to listen to the 1st two songs together as "Procession" sounds like an introduction to "The Story In Your Eyes". - As you can see others thought so too and posted them together. "Procession" takes you around the world in different genres and in time. Then you ROCK to The Story In Your Eyes". - "Procession" puts the mood in Moody Blues.
Every time you do CCR I say it; one of my favorites of ALL time. The 60's and 70'. John Fogarty is the goat!!!!! Love watching you groove like we all use to.................and still do along with you..
So damn nice🎶🎸🥁 I remember in the early 70's street dances in my neighbourhood, where they would close the street off and pipe in CCR, and other great music! I just love you 2 and your take on this great music of my youth🎶🎶
"I Heard It Through the Grapevine" is a song written by Norman Whitfield and Barrett Strong for Motown Records in 1966. The first recording of the song to be released was produced by Whitfield for Gladys Knight & the Pips and released as a single in September 1967.
When I saw @ time of video I knew you weren't doing the 11 minute version of this song but its all good. I would always frown when anyone would try and cover a Marvin Gaye or even Gladys Knight song, but John Fogerty/Creedence knocked it out the park on this one - best version in my opinion. Absolutely great, like Luther did with The Carpenter's song "Superstar."
This song is an old Marvin Gaye song from the 60s. CCR did a wonderful job of making it their own yet staying true to the original. I don't think this was the long version. Qite a guitar solo in the longer version. Thanks
uh-oh! time for some schooling. the first version of this song was released by gladys knight and the pips in 1967. she took it to number one. marvin gaye's version was released the following year and also went to number one. if you haven't heard gladys' version, you've got to check it out. stellar!
@@michaelserrurier9392 thank you michael. i stand corrected. the miracles did record it first, but never released it as a single. no wonder i didn't know.
That was the version they used to play on the radio. I hate it when they cut it like that. This is the short version, you got to check out the long version. Rodger Troutman from Zapp has a pretty good cover song for I Heard it Through the Grapevine. One of my favorite songs to dance to but they had many of them.
Marvin had it 1st but didn't record it but Gladys Knight did in 1968 and had a hit with it then Marvin released his version and it went to #1 on Billboard's Hot 100. Then CCR did their version in 1970. At first I was wondering why but after buying Cosmos Factory and listening to it I was impressed.
Marvin Gaye's version of this song will always be the definitive version for me, but the CCR and Gladys Knight versions tear the roof off the place too! Dig that guitar solo. Fogerty makes it cry and sing like few others.
in the 90's the california grape growers had a advertising campaign for selling calif. raisins.....they used this tune with the great BUDDY MILES singing it.....you might search that out
BJ and Asia are very cool! Asia is very pretty and that smile is infectious. Really like the way both of you interact with each other. Keep the videos coming.
I know this reaction was a year ago but have to share a moment in time with CCR. 2002-3 John Fogerty did a spur of the moment, free concert at the South Street Seaport NYC underneath the Brooklyn Bridge! My son and I were at the right time and place! Magical. CXR still got the juice! 😎
If you read John Fogerty’s book, he talks about recording this track. He heard Marvin’s version in a department store. The store had the speakers separated. One in the back and one in the front. John was in the back of the store, and heard it on the speaker in that area. On that speaker, he mainly heard Marvin’s voice. He wasn’t a fan of Marvin’s earlier stuff, because being a rocker, he thought it was too produced and slick. But hearing this isolated track he could zone in on his voice and notice how powerful it was. He got together with the band. He made the piano riff from Marvin’s version into a guitar riff. It was then he realized he could make it into a jam. The album track was an eleven minute long jam.
I didn't know Gladys Knight and the Pips did it first. 🤔 I love CCR. My dad's albums, 45 records and 8 track tapes introduced me to them. They never get old and will last forever.👍😊🤘🎸🥁🎤🎵🎶 Love your reactions.
Well there one more version by Gladys Knight and the Pips that will take you to church and raise your spirits. Praise the Lord !! And just let you know Gladys Knight and the Pips have a song with some southern cooking that pops like hot grease in the skillet. Gladys takes it back home to Georgia to tell you the story of how DADDY COULD SWEAR ( I DECLARE ). Both of you like this one. I promise.
**rubs her arms to ease the goosebumps** Y'all! I'm so glad I live on a somewhat secluded piece of property! My neighbors would *hate* me if I had any! 🤣🤣 It's the subtle things that get me in this one like the way John sings the word "heard." It sounds like "hoyd" to me, almost like a New England accent or something.. But his *vocals?! Fuh-get* about it! Lol! P.L.U.R.R. from Austin! Edited to correct my city. I just moved here *today* & I'm loving every minute of it!
You cheated yourselves by doing the short version. The long version is FAR SUPERIOR!!!!!
The album version rips this single edit to shreds… the guitar solo is truly 🔥… YOU NEED TO REACT TO THE ALBUM VERSION😎
Exactly!
Bingo!
Absolutely !!
The Marvin Gaye version was all about the man's stellar vocals, The Funk Brothers notwithstanding. But the CCR version is all about the music, especially the full on version from the album. And of course John Fogarty's excellent singing.
Smokey Robison & the Miracles did the original version ,Gladys Knight & the Pips recorded an up beat funky version that was released as a single first ,Marvin Gaye had the big pop soul hit & CCR did the definitive rock blues version . A top class song sung by top class artistes .
Nothing like the extended version
Kind of talked yourself into a circle didn't you? Let's all agree both are excellent! 😎
Can't go wrong with any of those acts. They all brought something great to the song. I prefer CCR personally because of the guitar but I like em all.
If I have to point to my favorite Grapevine it is my very first listen to it and that was the inimitable Gladys Knight and the Pips
This was the radio play version. The full version was about 10 minutes. John Fogerty goes into a guitar jam that is legendary!!
Asia & BJ, for your 10th CCR song, you must do the original "Proud Mary"!!!
I gotta say that it warms my heart how much they're lovin CCR. It gives me hope in a strange way. P.L.U.R.R. from Texas.
Fantastic idea ❤️🤘😎
@@mistymichelle9957 These are our local boys. P.L.U.R.R. from the SF bay area CA.
@@blairhaffly1777 Represent! 🤘🏻 Lovin it!
Need to listen to the long version. A great jam!!!
When I hear this song now, I think raisins, lol. Also check out Run Through the Jungle, Suzie Q, Up Around the Bend, Who'll Stop the Rain, Traveling Band, Lodi, Commotion, Cotton Fields, Green River, Proud Mary. Songs that they have already covered: Fortunate Son, Born on the Bayou, Bad Moon Rising, Lookin' Out My Back Door, Night Time is the Right Time, Down on the Corner, Have You Ever Seen the Rain, I Put a Spell On You
The California Raisins! Lol. Forgot all about those guys.
I would add Midnight Special, Long as I Can See the Light, Hey Tonight, Pagan Baby, Tombstone Shadow... well, I could go on but I'd end up naming every song.
Yes! Up Around the Bend! My favorite as a little girl at the skating rink. Didn’t want to get caught in the bathroom when that one came on!! 😂
you should research a little. nearly every song you mentioned is an original ccr song, not a cover. including this one.
CCR has always been one of my favorite groups. They don't have a bad song! John Fogerty has one of the most unique & recognizable voices around. All their songs are great. You guys have done a few of there songs already but lots left such as Proud Mary", "Lodi", "Green River", "Commotion", "Cotton Fields", "Midnight Special", "Travelin' Band", "Who'll Stop The Rain", "Up Around the Bend", "Run Through The Jungle", "Long As I Can See the Light", "Suzie Q", "I Put A Spell On You", "Sweet Hitch-Hiker" etc.
Finally!!!! FINALLY!!! You guys finally took up my request!!!! Enjoy!!!! Next song is "Long As I Can See The Light" by CCR
Lol, send them the whole song next time.
I wish you requested the album version.
Yes, please. Long As I Can See the Light!.
I love that song
Never a bad song from them. You should really hear the story of what happened to John Fogarty and how things went bad for him, but he came out good in the end. He got the rights to his music.
Fogerty
Gladys Knight and the Pips first made this song famous (this song has an interesting history) even though they were the second group to record it. Marvin Gaye actually recorded his version just before Gladys Knight, but it wasn't released until a year after her version went number one on the R&B chart. I think this was in the late 60s. But Gaye's version was later hailed as a soul classic and i think it made Rolling Stone's 500 greatest songs of all time. Creedence released its rendition of the song in 1970--it was the longest version by far (something like 11 minutes long).
Berry Gordy actually shelved that song twice. Smokey Robinson and the Miracles recorded it first but Berry Gordy did not like their version at all. Then Marvin Gaye recorded it but again Berry Gordy wasn't sold on it and shelved it again. He then gave it to Gladys Knight & the Pips who made it a big hit. Then Marvin Gaye's version was released later on and of course another big hit.
Song was written for G. Knight. , he wrote most his songs for the Temptation s
The Miracles never recorded this song. Only Marvin Gaye and Glady’s Knight And The Pips.
I love seeing Asia getting into music. So adorable.
The love you two have for each other shows with every video. It beautiful.. lovelovelove ❤️✌🏻🌸
Your going to Love this band Enjoy .Soul is Soul .
Should have done the long version of this
I realy loooove the both of you. I'm an old girl, pushing 60, musiclover to bits, all styles, as long as it good. You seem to appreciate music for what it is. All styles, all timeframes. I truely thank you for that. And, man: you realy enrich yourselfs in the process. Groove on! Deepest symphathy, Nancy, Amsterdam 🎵🤘❤
Asia getting her groove on and BJ loving it.I grew in the Bay Area Cali in the 60 and this was all good R.D.W.
CCR throwing some swamp into Marvin's soul...lol....love both versions of this song. Usually the covers don't come close, but this one was solid as can be. Would've been fun to hear Marvin sing a verse or two with them live : )
This is NOT the cover; it's the original!
@@anneridge9800 Originally written by Whitfield and Strong - for Motown. The CCR version was a little later, and so good, it's an easy mistake to make.
@@anneridge9800 original recording was by Gladys Knight in 67, Marvin Gaye recording was the next year. CCR then released recording in 1970😉👍
His voice just blows your mind , how on earth ?
This is just a straight groove from beginning to end, even the 11-minute version doesn't get old!!!
Oh...you need to hear the 11 minute version. Will knock you out!
The extended version of this song on the CCR album Cosmos Factory is awesome
Extended Versions are 🔥
John Fogerty is the lead vocalist and the lead guitarist, his brother Tom Fogerty also plays guitar, Stu Cook is bass and Doug Clifford is drums and that's CCR, a band mostly known for their swamp-rock music and the legendary vocals of John Fogerty. You'd be hard pressed to find a bad song by them, I know I haven't heard one. You've barely scratched the surface of what's there, in store for you, if you continue down the rabbit hole. Don't worry, any song you pick by them, you'll love. Here's a list for ya, "Run Through The Jungle", "Commotion", Fortunate Son", "Travelin' Band", "Sweet Hitch-Hiker", "Green River", "Born On The Bayou", "Proud Mary", "Up Around The Bend" and "Who'll Stop The Rain", now that's a lot, but there's still more, of course. This was so freakin' awesome, glad you decided to do CCR's version of "I Heard It Through The Grapevine", but, maybe you'll try to listen to the longer version of it, there's lots more music involved, really cool.
Classic groove this is for sure….honey honeyyy yeahhh❤️Love this old school vibe❤️
This is really good , but wait until you hear CCR's version of I Put a spell on you....wow, as been said Fogarty is a BEAST!
Oh oh yeah CCR rocked that song. 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻💕 gosh I forgot how much I loved that song. Thanks for playing the very talented CCR. Now I know what they sound like without being stoned. 🤩🤪😊
Fantastic reaction. You have such great charisma together- really fun to watch you grooving together to such great music.
Man, you should have done tbe long version. You don't know what you missed. So, make it up by doing their live version of I put a Spell on You. Its done at Woodstock in '69. Its awesome.
Shout out to the whole band, especially the drummer. He held it down on this one.
The drummer the secret ingredient on this track
Had this album back in the early 70s. Wore it out trying to learn to play guitar. Always brings me back!
Missed out on the extended version with the long guitar solo it goes hard heh
The both of you do such great reactions to songs that came from my youth, it takes me right back to those days. I thank you for helping me feel young again!
CCR has been an unending favourite of mine since I heard them play "Bad Moon Rising" back around 1968-69 when I was in grade school. Love me some CRR! 💘👌🎸🎸🎸
Great band, great reaction, thanks guys! ❤️
Our pleasure!
The only record album my Dad ever bought me on his own was CCR. My Daddy was really into music, all music, all his life. We had a radio playing all the time when my Dad was home. What a gift to give...not just the CCR album, but the love of music. (PS I'm almost 70!, so this was a LONG time ago!)
I turned 70 6 weeks ago. I think growing up with the great music we did is worth being old now.
@@armadillotoe I know. We were the luckiest generation, without doubt, musically. It's most certainly done it's part in getting me to this age! Cheers!
You got a taste for it now listen to the album version for the full meal deal. It is really worth it.
(Procession & The Story in Your Eyes - The Moody Blues.) - When the album came out I was advised to listen to the 1st two songs together as
"Procession" sounds like an introduction to "The Story In Your Eyes". - As you can see others thought so too and posted them together. "Procession" takes you around the world in different genres and in time. Then you ROCK to The Story In Your Eyes". - "Procession" puts the mood in Moody Blues.
absolutely!
I love their music, You guys are such a fun and cute couple.
You two make us smile with your reactions. Asia, your smile is the best!!
Yes Asia I was grooving to Heard it through the grapevine by creedence Clearwater revival
That band's fingerprint is very recognizable
CCR is timeless, I can imagine people listening to CCR 100 years from now!
Hell it’s already about 50 years old.
I'm still listening and my 67. I play it for my 2 year old grandson. He likes it.
Every time you do CCR I say it; one of my favorites of ALL time. The 60's and 70'. John Fogarty is the goat!!!!! Love watching you groove like we all use to.................and still do along with you..
So damn nice🎶🎸🥁 I remember in the early 70's street dances in my neighbourhood, where they would close the street off and pipe in CCR, and other great music! I just love you 2 and your take on this great music of my youth🎶🎶
Love this reaction. So genuine. You cannot but bounce your shoulders when you hear this one.
What a nice reaction. This must be the best cover of this iconic song. You should listen to the longer version. It is beautiful. You Will love it.
"I Heard It Through the Grapevine" is a song written by Norman Whitfield and Barrett Strong for Motown Records in 1966. The first recording of the song to be released was produced by Whitfield for Gladys Knight & the Pips and released as a single in September 1967.
I was 8 years old way back in the sixties when I fell in love with this band
Still am!
I grew up listening to CCR, I was so lucky to be born when I was.!!
They were the #1 band in the world in 1969!!
And in 1969, "# 1 band" meant something!
@@debjorgo yea remember those lil bands called the Beatles, the Stones, the Doors, the Who.. CCR is definitely my favorite American band
@@themajicman745 is there any other kind?
@@ericstratton7600 Exactly! The competition was pretty great!
Their song midnight special is worth listening to ✌️🇭🇲🦘
Enjoy watching new generations find music from different eras... Keep going... Music was intended to bind us together
You 2 MUST do yourselves a HUGE favor and check out the Long Version they did, with the Lead Guitar Solo.
OMG, you are missing out.
As usual you guys did an awesome reaction to this song!! Loved your comments and appreciation for CCR!!
CC
John Fogerty is touring this summer - we’re seeing him in Chicago!! 🎵
Sorry but you gotta go back and listen to the extended version well worth it.
When I saw @ time of video I knew you weren't doing the 11 minute version of this song but its all good. I would always frown when anyone would try and cover a Marvin Gaye or even Gladys Knight song, but John Fogerty/Creedence knocked it out the park on this one - best version in my opinion. Absolutely great, like Luther did with The Carpenter's song "Superstar."
Always one of my faves, altho with CCR, you cant go wrong. But i really love " Porterville", and " ramble tamble"!!!
Gotta hear the long version Dude and Dudess, it kills this tiny glimpse of perfection! Oh yeah!
This song is an old Marvin Gaye song from the 60s. CCR did a wonderful job of making it their own yet staying true to the original. I don't think this was the long version. Qite a guitar solo in the longer version.
Thanks
uh-oh! time for some schooling. the first version of this song was released by gladys knight and the pips in 1967. she took it to number one. marvin gaye's version was released the following year and also went to number one. if you haven't heard gladys' version, you've got to check it out. stellar!
Uh oh. Time for some schooling.The original version was done by Smokey Robinson and The Miracles.
@@michaelserrurier9392 thank you michael. i stand corrected. the miracles did record it first, but never released it as a single. no wonder i didn't know.
Did you ever see them perform this live yet? EXCELLENT!...Love you guys,a lot. Thanks for being you.
One of my favorite bands
That was the version they used to play on the radio. I hate it when they cut it like that. This is the short version, you got to check out the long version. Rodger Troutman from Zapp has a pretty good cover song for I Heard it Through the Grapevine. One of my favorite songs to dance to but they had many of them.
John Fogerty had another one of those iconic unmistakable voices, so soulful and bluesy and raspy. CCR sold millions of records in the 70s.
I love Asia. What a woman. Lucky you, BJ 👍
An extraordinary cover. CCR jams!
Marvin had it 1st but didn't record it but Gladys Knight did in 1968 and had a hit with it then Marvin released his version and it went to #1 on Billboard's Hot 100. Then CCR did their version in 1970. At first I was wondering why but after buying Cosmos Factory and listening to it I was impressed.
This song will forever make me think of the movie The Big Chill. Marvin Gaye version of course. So good.
Marvin Gaye's version of this song will always be the definitive version for me, but the CCR and Gladys Knight versions tear the roof off the place too! Dig that guitar solo. Fogerty makes it cry and sing like few others.
in the 90's the california grape growers had a advertising campaign for selling calif. raisins.....they used this tune with the great BUDDY MILES singing it.....you might search that out
That baseline!! If you ever get a chance to view the official video, you can see the guys singing and playing. It’s so cool.
BJ and Asia are very cool! Asia is very pretty and that smile is infectious. Really like the way both of you interact with each other. Keep the videos coming.
Needed the long version, killer jam at the end. And thats Fogerty with the long "o" sound
So true!
I know this reaction was a year ago but have to share a moment in time with CCR. 2002-3 John Fogerty did a spur of the moment, free concert at the South Street Seaport NYC underneath the Brooklyn Bridge! My son and I were at the right time and place! Magical. CXR still got the juice! 😎
Of all the reaction channels. Both of your insight to the songs are the best.
One of my favorites it's (long as I can see the light ). Worth a listen. They have no bad songs
If you read John Fogerty’s book, he talks about recording this track. He heard Marvin’s version in a department store. The store had the speakers separated. One in the back and one in the front. John was in the back of the store, and heard it on the speaker in that area. On that speaker, he mainly heard Marvin’s voice. He wasn’t a fan of Marvin’s earlier stuff, because being a rocker, he thought it was too produced and slick. But hearing this isolated track he could zone in on his voice and notice how powerful it was. He got together with the band. He made the piano riff from Marvin’s version into a guitar riff. It was then he realized he could make it into a jam. The album track was an eleven minute long jam.
I didn't know Gladys Knight and the Pips did it first. 🤔 I love CCR. My dad's albums, 45 records and 8 track tapes introduced me to them. They never get old and will last forever.👍😊🤘🎸🥁🎤🎵🎶 Love your reactions.
The Pips version is bangin’. l love it!
John Fogerty swamp music legend from the Bay Area
Marvin's version, and Gladys', were smooth and soulful. With CCR and Fogerty, you get the down and dirty.
CCR 🔥 they are so smooth and cool 😎 love their music♥️a great great band. ✌️🤘
If just for your ears, need to do the extended version is pure sonic jam, you’ll see!
Hope you guys check out Gladys Knight & The Pips’ version of this tune from 1967
Love your reactions and grooving vibes in your reactions. CCR is classic rock in the stratosphere. Rarified stuff!
That’s one of the most badass bass lines ever 🔥
You need to listen to the long version.
❤ CCR seen in concert many albums ❤❤❤❤
I still have the Willy and the Poor Boys Lp from 1969 that round vinyl thing.A class old band.
A lot of soul in that voice
I love CCR!
Well there one more version by Gladys Knight and the Pips that will take you to church and raise your spirits. Praise the Lord !!
And just let you know Gladys Knight and the Pips have a song with some southern cooking that pops like hot grease in the skillet. Gladys takes it back home to Georgia to tell you the story of how DADDY COULD SWEAR ( I DECLARE ). Both of you like this one. I promise.
The longer version has extra sauce. It's my favorite version of this song. The Kaiser Chiefs did a more recent cover - it's pretty good.
They are both great!
THIS IS THE BEST VERSION I HAVE HEARD...
**rubs her arms to ease the goosebumps** Y'all! I'm so glad I live on a somewhat secluded piece of property! My neighbors would *hate* me if I had any! 🤣🤣 It's the subtle things that get me in this one like the way John sings the word "heard." It sounds like "hoyd" to me, almost like a New England accent or something.. But his *vocals?! Fuh-get* about it! Lol! P.L.U.R.R. from Austin!
Edited to correct my city. I just moved here *today* & I'm loving every minute of it!
LOS CREDENCE 🇲🇽 My uncle Tony R.I.P would play CCR in the early 80s . GREAT BAND
You guys are great!! Love to you two!!
John Fogarty ROCKS!!! Love almost all versions of this song!!!!