John Fogerty’s voice is a force of nature

You will never forget JOhn Fogerty's voice

CCR created their own genre- Swamp Rock

You just opened up something incredible...CCR has been a huge part of our history. Fortunate Son, Have you Ever Seen the Rain, Green River, Bad Moon Rising, I Heard it Through the Grapevine ... And, so much more. Enjoy!

THE OLD MAN IS DOWN THE ROAD, ROCK & ROLL GIRLS, I SAW IT ON TV.

Fortunate Son is probably where you hear his voice. It was played in several war movies.

My mother was actually born on the Bayou.
Dirt floor shack in the Louisiana swamp, spoke French first seven years of life.
Dad found himself a cajun queen!
Exceptionally beautiful. As a child my friends would come over to see my mom!!!

Your next CCR reaction should be their cover of the Motown classic written by Norman Whitfield & Barrett Strong, "I Heard It Through the Grapevine." It deserves to be mentionned in the same breath as Marvin Gaye's and Gladys Knight's versions. And that's quite a compliment.

Lookin' Out My Backdoor, Have You Ever Seen the Rain & Bad Moon Rising!

Maybe not their biggest hit but for me their best sing. What a vibe as it’s called now.

This song is funkier that day old chittlins!!! Reminds me of being home in Louisiana, dirty South swamps, way back in the woods and chillin with ya family at the fish fry!!!! This has ALWAYS been my CCR favorite!!!!! Its so dirty!!! 😂😂

These guys don't have a bad song. CCR is one of the legends of Rock.

Heard it thru Grapevine, Susie Q, Green River. Put a spell on you. Can't go wrong in these four additional classics.

Southern rock at its finest. Fogerty’s voice is a gift from God.

"Suzy-Q." Like this, it's got soul to it. One of their best ever. Long version only please. the short version for Radio play starts to end, right when the song really gets going. Long version is the only version worth playing. I think it's around 11 minutes long. Another great funky song from "CCR" is a cover of the classic from "Screamin' Jay Hawkins,"  "I Put a Spell on You."  Oh Boy!  Those three are easily in their top 5 music catalogue. So many hits.
Thanks guys.

For about 2 years. CCR was on the radio.
All the time.
Heck, CCR was the radio.

John Fogerty was a powerhouse in the late sixties, hit after hit, with him writing, singing, and playing lead guitar. It was an odd mix of blues, rock and country, all in one. And well done I might add.

Their version of "I Put A Spell On You" is legit fire, not a cliché like most others.

I was blasting this song one day, when my stepmom walked in. I turned it off, and she said, “You can play it. I like Clarence Creedwater!” 😂

Creedence is full of soul. Excellent reaction!!!