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Couple React To Creedence Clearwater Revival - Born On The Bayou [Requested by@andyandalex ]

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In this video Tasha check out Born on the Bayou by Creedence Clearwater.

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@TheAdventuresofTNT Creator 4 years ago Pinned

We appreciate Andy & Alex for stopping by during our Jamboree. Make sure you guys show them some love and check out their channel. Tell'em TNT sent'cha. https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCkk4Wcd520RRs5AFFCDncRg

@DV-ol7vt 4 years ago

They were rock for their time period and now considered Classic Rock. They are one of the best all time rock bands.

@viacrucis2509 4 years ago

CCR is firstly an American rock band. The thing about American rock is that’s it’s roots are very spread out. Country, jazz, blues, classical, swing, Latin, etc. with that said, here in Texas we can do a mean Texas two-step to this song.

@doplinger1 4 years ago

I certainly wouldn’t consider them “country”, but they are awesome. This song is so SWAMPY!

@jeremiahrose4681 4 years ago

CCR's musical style encompassed roots rock, swamp rock, blues rock, Southern rock, country rock, and blue-eyed soul.

@descendantoffools9767 4 years ago

Green River is another one of their hits with the same southern vibe.

@NigelIncubatorJones 4 years ago

CCR essentially invented a genre, which is today called Roots Rock. They were not a country act, but they did have strong influences from country. They probably were more influenced by blues than country, but the blues, country, rockabilly, and rock all fuse together in their genre. I think American Roots Rock is the best descriptive term for CCR's genre.

@andyandalex 4 years ago (edited)

Yooooo thank you guys so much for looping back and hitting this!!

Your chat wasn’t wrong. CCR is technically swamp rock/classic rock? Some crossover though. That’s why I wanted your guys’ take! You guys rock!! 🔥🔥🔥

@blakewestwood8096 4 years ago (edited)

CCR is definitely not country.However, they are one of the great rock bands of all time. This is a California band.

@realjaxon 4 years ago (edited)

Classic rock at it's finest. When I first heard CCR, I thought these bay area boys were actually from the deep south.

@kerrihennebury7616 2 years ago

This song is beyond perfection. CCR paints a hot and humid picture of Louisianas, Bayou. From his Cajun dialect to the mention of Hoodoo. Absolute perfection.

@davescurry69 4 years ago

That song has such an awesome groove it positively choogles.

Creedence Clearwater Revival are the greatest rock 'n' roll band to come out of the U.S.A in my humble opinion.

@ParkerAllen2 4 years ago

If you've committed a "sin" by labeling CCR a country band, the perfect atonement would be to listen to more CCR. They're one of the all-time great American rock bands and a few of their best songs include Proud Mary, Green River, and Have You Ever Seen the Rain?. They sound like they were born on the bayou but they were actually a Southern California band.

@mdcx2016 4 years ago

CCR is from San Francisco California. Their music genre includes "roots rock, swamp rock, blues rock, southern rock, country rock and blue eyed soul."

@twwtjohns 4 years ago

I've been listening to CCR for over 50 years and while they have some country and backwoods themes in some songs they're definitely a Rock Band!

@bparker8195 4 years ago

CCR is an American rock band out of the bay area California and John Fogerty is the songwriter; lead singer and lead guitarist.

@danielslover8669 4 years ago

60’s and 70’s “southern rock “ would definitely be considered a variation of country nowadays. Great music regardless! Good music is good music. Keep it up!

@Gulicktheemu 4 years ago

CCR was one of the amazing groups that made timeless music in the late 60’s and early 70’s.
CCR has been defined as dirty swamp water soul music.
#HOG here for CCR too. ✌🏽

@sherryneal6575 4 years ago

CCR was played at most house parties in the 70's. I still listen every time I drive to the beach.

@jimmyjennings5343 4 years ago

CCR was kind of one of the first "fusion" bands. Mix of blues, rock, country, and jazz all mixed together. I always picture being in a Louisiana swamp when I hear these guys