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[@kimryan6087]

I absolutely love CCR's version of this song. But I am so glad you did Screamin' Jay's first. You get to see where the inspiration comes from. Plus, I believe because of his theatrics on stage that he was the originator of "Shock Rock." It brings Alice Cooper to mind doesn't it?

[@DocRobert]

And speaking of Alice Cooper… If you’re gonna listen to this version and CCR’s, you kinda gotta hit up Marilyn Manson’s version to hear the 90s take on a classic song. (Ok, that transition was a stretch, but… Manson is kinda the 90s version of Alice Cooper so I just went with it.)

[@JC-rb3hj]

I saw Screamin' Jay at the Palomino New Years show. They brought him out in a casket. What a great night. If you saw him, there is no way you'll ever forget him.

[@daveethridge7342]

I heard this was originally going to be a typical R&B song, the producer wasn't feeling it. So he bought some barbecue and beer for the guys. After they got drunk, this is what they came up with. Love it.

[@joycewalbert1413]

He's FOR REAL! GREAT voice and completely ONE OF A KIND!.

[@kellywann3794]

All the shock rockers, Arthur Brown, Alice Cooper, Kiss, etc. have to bow down to the father Screamin’ Jay!

[@lethalphenomenon6061]

I think Nina Simone's is the only one that's is just as good as the original. Just how she sang with a different angle... actually made it her own.

[@alanac8490]

@@lethalphenomenon6061 agreed

[@manuelmorante9465]

👍👍

[@dustinatkinson5744]

Alice Cooper is the godfather of shock rock. Jay is the father

[@thomaskelley1718]

Lol Van, Jay was a wild man. One helluva showman.

[@jabsluna]

Please don't ever stop reacting. You're putting smiles on a lot of faces :) CCR takes this song to another level. Can't wait to hear what you think of it.

[@Imetalman2000]

What an OG for reals.

[@giarogers]

You probably remember this song from the movie "Hocus Pocus" sang by Bette Midler. So much fun !!

[@george217]

Now you know why he was known as "Screaming Jay". He was quite a character. Used a fake birth certificate to enlist in the Army Air Corps in WWII. Became Middleweight boxing champion of Alaska and starred in a few movies and well as "singing" and songwriting...

[@autumnamber6849]

I never knew that about him. Thanks for sharing. I would tell him thanks for His servie but unfortunately he passed away. Hawkins was in the 50's and Credance in the the late 60's. Music changed in the 60's.

[@markofrontz1343]

Along with The House of the Rising Sun, a song that VERY different diverse groups successfully cover

[@charliecochran3035]

He's definitely free styling. I like most of it. The dude can flat out sing...when he sings lol. The musical section at the end was groovy I wish it would've continued. Can't wait for part two. I think you're going to like it.

[@mile3018]

The original studio version is so perfect. And these fellas did it blind drunk on a gut full of chicken & beer. When it flew up the charts he had to be reminded he did that!

[@Africannabis]

Screamin' Jay Hawkins left such an amazing legacy with this song. This song is such a great song just search KZbin and see how many people have covered it, everyone's version is fucking amazing. One of my favourite songs ever 💓

[@debbiechang5781]

I did my part. I hit the like button. I look forward with great anticipation to your reaction to CCR doing this song. It’s actually my favorite Creedence Clearwater Revival song. It’s fantastic. Love your channel 🌺✌️

[@DocRobert]

When you said, “Is Creedence gonna be doing all this?” I spit milk out of my nose. And I’m not drinking milk.

[@scottcrosby-art5490]

Fantastic musician and a great performer

[@carojayess1723]

That was wild! 😱 C’mon people! Smash that like button! I need to see Van react to CCR’s version. 🔥🔥🔥

[@GrandmaZeppelin]

That’s the only reason I’m gonna hit that thang!☮️💜

[@markofrontz1343]

And then The Crazy World of Arthur Brown

[@MegaEaglelover]

He indeed was character 😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@Teresia12]

That was amazing.

[@shaunfoskey9958]

This dude started the "shock rock" genre". He influnced Alice Cooper...White Zombie...and sooooo many others. Like CCR's version better though.

[@derGhebbet]

Personally I prefer Manson's take on the song.

[@cathybeebe4764]

I'll gave you a like Van, this has been a strange morning 😂

[@JarinUdom]

I really enjoyed the ad at the beginning

[@skinnybuddha74]

This is the only channel I watch whose ads I don't skip lol

[@whoopshey826]

nowwwwww my man is getting into the origins of great music. Welcome to the next level of music my friend. I hope you enjoy it as much as we do.

[@echopryme]

Screamin' Jay is my DUDE!!!! 😎💀💀😎

[@jodiedehart3314]

I'm cackling at your facial expressions!!🤣🤣🤣👏👏👏

[@steelers6titles]

He fathered from 57 to 75 children.

[@reanimated]

The first version I ever knew of this song was Nina Simone's cover, didn't even know at first it WAS a cover, and hers is thus the definitive version for me, and you should 1000% check it out too. But damn this man could SANG. What a delicious blues song, yet still a precursor for so many different styles...and pioneering goth on top of everything!

[@ianmichalski7997]

6:47 Your "what the.." followed by the random explosion had me cracking up!

[@MofoNsh]

I'm 40 now. But i was a lil goth kid once. god bless the father of goth rock.

[@arnoldcox9128]

This was the beginning of shock rock lol great stuff

[@garlooroztox]

Saw Screaming Jay twice in the 80s. Great voice.

[@peterstalilonis8941]

Jay Hawkins dug the fallow hard ground . Fogerty ran with it . Perfect Co operation . That is what blesses us as people . We need to combine !

[@steelers6titles]

His skull buddy was named "Henry".

[@jon-pauldupont5746]

Great flash back

[@barbaramiller2279]

Bette Midler did a version of this song in the original Hocus Pocus movie. Very cute. :)

[@jasongilbert2379]

Yes!!! Check out CCR VERSION… you’ll love it!!!

[@gvehar]

Screaming Jay had a role as a santeria/voodoo priest in the 90s movie Perdita Durango which was known as Dance With the Devil in the US. It was a crazy little film with Javier Bardem and Rosie Perez, and of course there was some Screaming Jay on the soundtrack.

[@angelone1839]

Wow that wallet ad has to be one of the most useful ads I've seen in KZbin lol. Everyone knows that feeling of waking up with a hangover looking for your wallet like a madman lol

[@gregblau8082]

Led Zeppelin, CCR, Lynard Skynard, Allman Brothers, Metallica & Guns n Roses are my top rock bands. I’m sure I’m forgetting some but that could be my forever playlist

[@zebjohnson5118]

Hence the nickname : " Screaming' 🤭✌️🙏

[@greghartshorne6621]

You gotta love both versions!! Screamin’ Jay was wayyyyy before his time and CCR made it rockin as fuck!!

[@haggismacphreedom8270]

Screamin' Jay is a fkn legend fam!!!

[@mattfulgurite4746]

Marilyn Manson did the best cover on the Smells Like Children album

[@jerrymathis5740]

You should definitely check out Angelina Jordan's "I Put a Spell on You" tribute song to him...

[@ledgm108]

FINALLY!!! 🤣 👍🏻

[@khopzilla]

I love and respect Screamin’ Jay! He is ground zero of shock rock. Without him, no Alice Cooper, no Marilyn Manson, no satanic rock music of any kind. 🤟🏻

[@tinypurplefishesrunlaughin8052]

The flip side was a song called “Constipation blues”.

[@Faladaena]

A *Must-Play* at any Halloween party!! 👻🦇🦇🕸🦇

[@prestigeworldwide5239]

'bout time someone reacts to this gem.

[@53mandevilla]

Whoa..Omg! Why haven’t I ever seen this version w Screaming Jay Hawkins? I’m 69 & I’m serious here! Omg! Lol… Bahahah… unreal…Jays downright scary… lol. 😂😂😂

[@golfbravowhiskey8669]

Check out the video of screaming Hawkins live on the arsenio hall show. That cat loves to Perform !

[@samzilla1281]

Supposedly he would have people above the exits dropping something that feels like worms on freaked out audience members who ran out of the venue.

[@jcdvt1]

You live in the same region of the country as me- you probably heard it in a Hardee’s commercial

[@joa2340]

The studio version of Screamin Jay Hawkins is still the best version of the song for me.

[@Niko3387Y]

Same for me

[@bigjay123]

Witch Doctor, you had to have a SHOW on TV back then.

[@stephenbrown199]

The original shock rock voodoo master

[@sharipetkovsek5502]

I love CCRs version second is jazz singer Nina Simone's version recorded in 1964

[@kimmjohnston4744]

Clarence Carter gots some Screamin' Jay to him.......you should check him out. "Strokin'"

[@tombigelow8905]

I’m glad I picked this!

[@jacklynch1128]

Fuck yeah.

[@doplinger1]

The "studio" version is much better, but it's worth it to see him live.

[@markofrontz1343]

Totally agree. And this version to all later live versions.

[@kingstumble]

The world and his wife have covered this song. Alan Price(ex The Animals) had a big hit in the UK with it and even the band I was in at the time did a version! Very different from the original though. But probably the most well known--and arguably best version, is by Nina Simone. You should give that a listen.

[@clarkpatrick90]

Alligator wine is my favorite by him. Also a fun fact, screaming Jay had alot of kids with alot of different women.

[@akashicvizion]

Pop quiz: can you figure out why they called him "Screamin' " Jay Hawkins??!!?? Blessed Be, & Peace!!

[@lane5552]

You should have watched the version where he is on Arsenio Hall and almost caught his piano on fire. :)

[@deannacrownover3]

Try "Lookin Out My Back Door"! It's a porch sittin song lol.

[@bjm9071]

Annie Lennox is my favorite singer of this song!

[@IratePuffin]

You need to watch Angelina Jordan’s cover of this!! She was only 9.

[@pedrorobertomoraes2904]

I strongly recommend Kingfish Ingram version he did for Fender... He just killed!

[@Xcris_crosX]

I sure hope🙏 you reacted to the *1969 WOODSTOCK* live version of I Put A Spell On You by Creedence

[@Grumpy_Rabbit]

So now you have to react to Angelina Jordan's cover of "I Put A Spell On You." Her performance would be amazing if she were 35 years old. But she was 9...

[@katayfa]

Yes and hers was a tribute to Screaming Jay . Ive never heard a version close tothis she did it magnificently and woth so much soul.

[@johnandrews3151]

Many artists have covered this song including Bette Midler in the movie called Hocus Pocus! But the definitive version by far is the cover by CCR.

[@DarkMatterBurrito]

Hawkins has something like 52 kids (or more). He was busy on tours.

[@billyrampersad1750]

They certainly dont call him Screaming Jay Hawkins for nothing !!!

[@dustinatkinson5744]

This was song was originally a blues ballad

[@moistmullet]

Check out his songs in my dream or portrait of a man. You will not be let down of his guitar playing.

[@willowb1527]

I love screaming Jay Hawkins and all his songs. He's got several. All dressed up like a hoodoo priest in this one. I love this video. ♥️❤️♥️❤️

[@henrikeatworld]

I love Screamin Jay, he's a staple of my Halloween playlist every year :D

[@joeseay2883]

Screaming Jay Hawkings was great.!

[@MaRoach7]

Angelina Jordan's cover is frickin amazing

[@autumnamber6849]

Love this, brings me back and makes a perfect Halloween song. That along with A purple people eater, by Big Bopper, And With Doctor Bt David Seville and The chipmunks. Remember Hawkins was done in Nov 1956, Yes the 50's I believe it was meant to be a little scary, and I do not get that from Credence, also they did a good job of their own style. This is the first time I've actually Seen Hawkins too. Only heard him on the radio with the rest of them unless I saw them on American Bandstand.

[@billspivey6919]

CCR

[@george217]

Try "The Hound and the Fox's" version of the song. Very different, but still very beautiful.

[@williamchristie1967]

Screaming Jay Hawkins was a legend yeah it's a gimmick song and a gimmick character like David Bowie Ziggy stardust like Alice Cooper like Marilyn Manson it's show Business and good rock and roll :-)

[@hollyharvey1986]

If you’re feeling CCR..please, please react to The Hollies “Long Cool Woman In A Black Dress”..it’s got some funk to it!!

[@skinnybuddha74]

I'll definitely be tuning in for your reaction to CCR's cover. But after that you absolutely must check out little 9 year old Angelina Jordan's cover too. I'm sure you're getting flooded with similar comments as I write this. You won't believe your eyes or your ears.

[@steelers6titles]

Check out "Constipation Blues". It's even scarier lol.

[@mrfisther]

Love this song.. But I think Nina Simone does the best rendition

[@timconnecticut6263]

Jay could sing.

[@NigelIncubatorJones]

CCR's version is the best, by far.

[@ericluttinger6546]

I guess the weed back in the day had a little something in it.

[@graciesavage2]

Dude it's been 9 months. Just put out ccr's version. Alot of people don't realize that in the 40's 50's and 60's especially, music was made for the expressed purpose of being weird. A sort of comic relief, and opportunity for those not so perfect. There was even a separate top 40 kinda thing for it.

[@jimmayors2315]

You might remember this song from a Burger King commercial........

[@markmyers6472]

One of the very first 'shock rockers'... opened the door for Alice Cooper and all the others.....

[@nicolebartlein1854]

Angelina Jordan version please!

[@dariendudley9716]

Van hoodoo means a spirit, or towering sandstone huh

[@cshubs]

Check out Samantha Fish's version of the song.

[@eagleone9343]

Can you do Angelina Jordan, I put a spell on you.i think sche was 9yrs old

[@flibbidyx2]

I love it because it's so subversive. Consider the context - this must have scared the shit out of some white people in 1956. I'm white too, but man, people who might have expected a black guy to act subdued to them instead wasn't afraid to be completely crazy and a freak show. It's the epitome of rock and roll - challenging people, rather than bowing to their expectations. So many artists drew inspiration from this - black and white. It's raw, it's guttural and it doesn't ask for any apologies.

[@Firespawnable]

Very well said. 👍