Creedence Clearwater Revival - Have You Ever Seen The Rain? | REACTION

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[@dagmar.6954]

Glad you are doing more songs from CCR. They have always been one of my favorite bands from the 60's-70's. John Fogerty has one of the most unique & recognizable voices around. They don't have a bad song! Huge list of hits! "I Heard It Through The Grapevine", "Down On The Corner", "I Put A Spell On You", "Proud Mary", "Green River", "Cotton Fields", "Born On The Bayou", "Fortunate Son", "Travelin' Band", "Who'll Stop The Rain", "Run Through The Jungle", "Lookin' Out My Back Door", "Long As I Can See The Light" etc.

[@angelado3]

Yes all of the above please !

[@lindaabbott7120]

Looking out my backdoor was written for his children to keep them amused

[@jeffstevens4262]

Not many people know he also wrote 'Rockin' All Over The World' which was covered excellently by Status Quo and was a massive hit for them here in the UK. 🙋‍♂

[@nancyp5582]

Also Sweet Hitch Hiker.

[@MrCome4numb]

"I Put a Spell on You" is awesome.

[@ronaldstokes4841]

Many of the CCR songs were adopted by us Nam Vets as 'Our Anthems'. This one, "Who'll Stop the Rain", "Run through the Jungle", 'Fortunate Son", and others. "The sun is cold and the rain is hot, I KNOW! ...been that way for all my time." Welcome Home to all my Brothers who've seen the rain comin' down on a sunny day. 589th Combat Engineers Song Pha, Republic of Viet Nam 1970

[@melissaward6311]

Thank you for your service.

[@impudentdomain]

Just an immaculate song, the singing, the chord progressions, just perfection.

[@mikedutkiewicz5860]

I love CCR!!! So much history for me!!

[@charliecochran3035]

The companion song for this is called "Who'll Stop the Rain". Its even better.

[@GrandmasGotGraceLW]

I don't know that I'd say it's better (but then...at any given time I might have switched back and forth). I LOVED to play them back to back! 😀

[@BearClanMan1970]

"The rain" being a reference to bullets in Vietnam. When I stayed in California, I went to the city of Lodi to visit this place that CCR immortalized in their song titled "Lodi." My friends, who weren't aware of this song, could NOT imagine why anyone would want to go down to Lodi. I still have a photo of myself under the "Lodi" city sign. Another great reaction, Sal.

[@danacasey8543]

Lodi is a nice town!

[@lesdavis2318]

Actually it's about Vietnam my uncle served two tours it was referencing how it rain Soo much with the bearing down on the troops😊

[@BearClanMan1970]

@@danacasey8543 I thought so too. I didn't see anything bad about Lodi when I was there. I thought it had a very unique look and feel to the city.

[@lauraallen55]

Actually... "In a 2020 interview with American Songwriter, Fogerty stated that the line "Have you ever seen the rain, coming down on a sunny day?" was inspired by the band's feelings of unease and depression at the height of their fame and commercial success.' @@lesdavis2318

[@lauraallen55]

Hmm... 'In a 2020 interview with American Songwriter, Fogerty stated that the line "Have you ever seen the rain, coming down on a sunny day?" was inspired by the band's feelings of unease and depression at the height of their fame and commercial success.'

[@debrablumrogers5096]

CCR & the Eagles are my #1 all time favorites My generation is this .Ty for the reaction it was great seeing you enjoying my era .💗🎵🎶

[@incamoran9532]

I used the term 'swamp music' recently in virtual online environment and in a room of 50 people no one knew what I was talking about - and most of them were Americans. Fogarty's voice is the epitome of swamp.

[@jackmandu]

Such a great bass line in this song, I love it.

[@user-wu2vz3ps1g]

Wow wat a voice ...my dad luved them as a band but John fogerty has a stunnin voice ..I'm 44yrs old an got all my friends kiddos an my own listening 2 them now haha

[@ceeceerider]

You might be interested to know that their sound, and the southern swampy twang of Fogerty’s voice are both straight outta El Cerrito California! Nice reaction.

[@debbiethomasson2709]

Greatness. Thx for appreciating our music, from a 72 yr old Super SalvoG fan!

[@donnaj9769]

Fortunate Son is probably one of their most famous (about the draft & Viet Nam war), Heard It Through the Grapevine, Suzie Q, Lodi, Proud Mary ( Tina Turner later covered this & made it Uber famous), Lookin Out My Back Door, Down on the Corner…there are so many CCR songs. Cosmos Factory is probably their most popular album & is definitely worth a listen! Great reaction! Once you hear a CCR song it gets stuck in your head for days! Loved them the first time around & glad to see them getting love now!

[@daveking9393]

I got to tell you you do some of the best reactions as far as really appreciating the music and I love that you do research and you share your aha moments with us. That's the best part of a reaction channel and it's all in you. One of the best out there I swear. Thanks for all you do. Thanks for sharing

[@jodij6280]

Salvo's is the only reaction channel I watch. The others don't compare, imo.

[@Carolyn-fb8is]

You’re bringin’ back some great memories!! I remember driving down the road with a gang of friends, singing this at the top of our lungs!! ❤❤

[@penelopehornswaggle102]

LOVE CCR and this song is one of my favs. I started to play CCR for my stepson when he was 8 yrs old and he loved it so much.❤

[@stuartbloch28]

"Put a Candle in the Window" is another good one

[@pamelapasechnick6899]

Great Reaction! I was in Jr. High when CCR was at their height of popularity. There are NO "bad" songs by them --and they had a wide variety of types of songs! Some were definitely about the times we were in and had social commentary, but some were just fun! One of my personal favorites was "Travelin' Band". You couldn't just sit and listen to it, you had to get up and dance! I thoroughly enjoy your music reactions, especially to the music I grew up listening to. I look forward to seeing more of your reaction videos.

[@ericmorgan204]

If you haven’t heard their version of “I Put a Spell on you.” Oh my word.

[@wordygirlandco]

❤Pretty great Southern sound for four guys from California right😂

[@user-ye7xr5lu4e]

My favourite band, loved them since I was in high school. I’m now a senior citizen. ❤️. Love your reactions ❤️

[@kimcutts6153]

Through reaction channels, I have grown to LOVE CCR ❤. "Looking Out My Back Door" "Down On The Corner" "I Put A Spell On You" Fortunate Son" & "Proud Mary" are some of my favourite CCR songs. Any CCR song you react to, I will be there. ❤🎼🇬🇧

[@hectorsmommy1717]

One of my all time favorite songs using one of my all time favorite instruments . . . The Hammond Organ. When it comes in mid-song it just amplifies the mood, even though it is very soft.

[@dennish3032]

Nam protest song. The rain on a sunny day was silvery tubes dropped by the hundreds , full of napalm to burn away the foliage and trees between North and South Vietnam. The silver tubes dropped in large groups shined in the sunlight like rain water. A way to ask if the person you are talking to is a vet without letting on to everybody what you are talking about after coming home from nam.

[@bwana-ma-coo-bah425]

It is NOT! NAM! Nam is the name US Hollywood people type gave it because they wanted to glorify killing.

[@sharonpate5481]

“I Put A Spell On You” is an amazing version by CCR! John sounds so southern for being from LA 🌻💜👵🏼✌🏼

[@donnacorey5682]

So glad to see you checking out CCR. I was obsessed with this band when I was a teenager when they were at their peak still love them just as much today. SO many incredible songs for you to check out that you will love. Here's a few: Born on the Bayou, Pagan Baby, I Put a Spell On You, Travlin Band, Ramble Tamble, Keep on Chooglin, Someday Never Comes, Long as I Can See the Light.

[@gl2700]

Love it! We had the single. "Hey Tonight" is on side b. Another gem. Nice reaction!

[@francescaferriani4185]

Thank you for sharing this one Salvo 😊 my fav Lp Cosmo's factoring from CCR

[@MarkChappell1]

Like others have stated, so many great songs. My favorites seems to change from year to year. Right now they are "Born on the Bayou" and "Long as I can See the Light". Loved "Looking Out My Back Door" so much when I was younger.

[@GrandmasGotGraceLW]

I'll claim those favorites at any given time...along with all the rest. As you said...there are so many, and when you listened to them all the time, every song that came next was, "Oooohhh...MY FAVORITE!" 😀

[@LifeStirredUp]

My mom always got up and prepared breakfast for us. I would wake up with the smell of bacon and coffee, along with the sound of WVLK playing on the radio. This is how I first heard most of the songs of the 70s. If not then it was during the long Sunday car rides my dad liked to take us on. Always AM radio back then too.

[@sharonschuetzler6698]

I love your reactions... Your Fine.... Thanks

[@tomcollens4621]

A top song for me! Love this!

[@JustMe-vk4fn]

Radio stations always preferred songs to be three minutes or less back in the day. It fit nicely into their schedules for ads and road reports & news, etc.

[@penelopehornswaggle102]

John Fogerty just has such a unique quality go his voice. I love CCR.

[@kennethohnemus3192]

The thing about Creedence is that depending on the volume you can go to sleep with it or just jam out

[@dawnmanzetti1633]

Don’t you just love it? ❤❤ CCR 👏👏

[@tinapatterson5022]

I was fortunate enough to see a few of Their Concerts in my lifetime. To Me, they get better with age!🥰

[@vernhoke7730]

I forget if it was this song or "Who'll Stop the Rain" John Fogarty got the inspiration for when they played Woodstock. They were supposed to go on around 10 at night, but because of a massive downpour that stopped the show they didn't go on until 3 AM.

[@chelseahaley8350]

I grew up listening to this kind of music! John Fogerty has a voice like no other! He has some amazing solo music as well! Check out Blue boy and A hundred and ten in the shade!

[@user-ur1jp9uv6j]

CCR's down home music was and still is incredable to listen to. John Fogerty's solo album Centerfield was also a album you may want to give a listen to.

[@jimwilcox2964]

The Old Man Down the Road off of that albulm and of course Centerfielf

[@wolfhound1452]

This is another band I didn’t care for when I was a teenager. However, I appreciate them now that I am an old lady.

[@Kimberliss42]

They were my favorite as a small child.. At 64, they still are..

[@LeandroPaiva-vs7jz]

Give a chance to " Lodi", Green River", Wrote a song for everyone" and " booking on my back door. They rock.

[@lauraallen55]

You mean Looking Out My Back Door I'm sure :)

[@GrandmasGotGraceLW]

Thanks for the great reaction. Other songs from that album? All of them! Please! 😀 I had the LP album, and would just keep it going all day long.

[@elizabethfranco1284]

My favorite CCR

[@ohfour-seven6228]

I was with you on your live stream when we had you listen to Born on the Bayou, such a great song! Creedence always plays with a driving groove, incredibly tight band. Other songs to check out: Ninety- Nine and a Half (Won't Do), a funky blues classic sung in an Otis Redding style, Down on the Corner, Fortunate Son, Proud Mary (Tina Turner covered it), I Heard It Through the Grapevine, Up Around the Bend, Suzie Q, Green River... that can get you started!

[@jodij6280]

Salvo should listen to Otis Redding some time. Sittin' on the Dock of the Bay.

[@ohfour-seven6228]

Oh yeah, and Try a Little Tenderness too!@@jodij6280

[@jodij6280]

Listening to CCR always brings me back to my childhood and the good times with my 2 oldest brothers. Riding in their cars and watching out for cops as they go JUST over the speed limit on the freeway as the music was blasting.

[@richardbattcher3811]

You should also hear the midnight special

[@jeanniewright2554]

Lookin’ Out My Backdoor!!!

[@LeftysLefty]

Best CCR!

[@jeffstevens4262]

Just one note and you know immediately who's singing. John Fogerty is one of the great legendary rock singers. Oh the memories of back in the '60's and 70's whenever I hear CCR. 🙋‍♂

[@cden409]

CCR soooo good.

[@rubbersole79]

Their "20 Greatest Hits" should be called "20 bangers".

[@beverlybrown2673]

In addition to many great songs from CCR. lead singer John Fogerty is still making music solo. His Centerfield and Old Man Down The Road are well worth a listen while exploring CCR.

[@tahliasgoddaddy]

Raining while the sun is shining bright is a normal occurrence in Florida. Also, it's not unusual to see it raining on one side of the road but, not on the other. I once walked almost a mile to the store with it sunny and dry on my side of the street watching it raining across the street. Being able to walk that far and the demarcation of the edge of the rain staying that constant is odd.

[@sergebrunet4218]

one of my first ever Album !

[@kmwwrench]

Thanks for tossing me back to my twenties - tie dye, bell bottoms and love beads.

[@barryhickman6911]

CCR is a DEEP rabbit hole that you should explore further!

[@beckyhoffman9423]

Mississippi here

[@tammycenter8757]

Grew up with CCR and yes we always thought this song was too short and yes we usually played it twice.

[@AmyW-qo4se]

On my play list. Really like CCR!

[@larrybench6398]

They were absolutely great no doubt you should listen to "WHO'LL STOP THE RAIN" they have so many great songs to choose from.

[@christines1709]

You should try their version of Proud Mary.

[@beckiramsey9561]

Great song by CCR! One of the great groups out of the 70’s.🔥🔥🔥 Thanks for reacting!!❤❤

[@vidge123]

next ccr try "fortunate son" if you haven't already heard it. a must listen.

[@stevedotwood]

This was a song about the slow breakup of the band. IMHO their best album along with the debut album.

[@lauraallen55]

"In a 2020 interview with American Songwriter, Fogerty stated that the line "Have you ever seen the rain, coming down on a sunny day?" was inspired by the band's feelings of unease and depression at the height of their fame and commercial success."

[@stevedotwood]

@@lauraallen55 didn't know that. Eventually what goes up must come down.

[@singluna888]

Fogarty never disappoints.

[@mdj-ie7rj]

Fōgerty’s voice is so unique and powerful…and (thankfully) no autotune back then

[@ericanderson8886]

CCR could do no wrong in the late sixties/early seventies. John Fogerty was a master of the short song.

[@leeyaferguson9019]

✌🤟

[@garyechols9458]

California rock!!!! LOL

[@Starrynightdiner]

Everything CCR does is perfect the way it is. Their version of Proud Mary is the best ever.

[@w.geoffreyspaulding6588]

The best “southern” band from the Bay Area! 😉

[@briansmith303]

Do yourself a favor and listen to one of my all-time favorites from them - Long As I Can See the Light.

[@leighplant3593]

This band had the ability to play a two minute song,and move you.

[@donaldinnewmexico]

Any song by Creedence or a solo by John Fogerty is badass.

[@Scorpius65]

One of the albums I still have. Swampy nitty gritty like you said. This is 1 of John's best songs Rest in peace.

[@DerekDominoes]

Umm. John Fogerty isn't dead.

[@jodij6280]

John is 78 years old.

[@charlesstraight5499]

This CCR song is a very good song and one of my absolute favorite CCR songs. But they have another song about the rain called. Who will stop the rain. I think I like this song as much. If not, maybe a tad more than have you ever seen the rain. Both great songs. But I think you should listen to this other song about the rain. I think it's a very very good song I believe you like a lot.

[@lindaabbott7120]

Check out CCR song I heard it through the grapevine, you will love it

[@user-gu1zb6cw6t]

John Fogerty is an amazing songwriter. I'd say underrated if they hadn't sold a billion records😂

[@mitchellbeston1033]

This is one of those songs that fits my short song theory. I always use Springsteen's "I'm on fire" as the perfect example of the short song theory, which is that certain songs are rightly short. If that song went for four minutes it would be average but at 2:37 long, it is perfect and it always leaves you wanting more. I say all this as a heavy metal/Zeppelin fan who much prefers long songs. Sometimes a nuance in length of song is all that is required to make that song better.

[@donaldinnewmexico]

You have probably heard Proud Mary. It was written by John Fogerty. Listen to the Creedence version.

[@robinwells3]

It’s good to always remember that the Viet Nam War is the context and text and subtest of CCR.

[@conrad4667]

Foreshadowing of the band’s breakup. In his autobiography, Jon Fogarty said he purposely sang that way because that is what he liked from what he heard. He thought that was normal, how everybody he liked sang.

[@JaquelineGoodspeed]

CCR, just sumpin about them.

[@chitownlee]

Born On The Bayou is the song you're thinking of.

[@thomasripley1548]

Perfect radio song......they are not southern, they are from sunny calif....nxt. Ramble Tamble ......

[@jellyrollnorton]

I still haven’t seen the rain.

[@jamespopeko9557]

Dude, every song on this album is great. Except for the very last song as it’s instrumental but it still jams

[@jeffreymcelroy]

Born on the Bayou and Susie Q, and I heard it through the grapevine…… album versions, not single

[@brendancummings7958]

Try the Bonnie Tyler version 👍

[@craigreid7178]

Back in those days you couldn't get the radio stations to play your tune if it was much over 3 minutes. That sucked but that's the way it was.

[@davidschiech9188]

They have a number of other great songs like Fortunate Son, Proud Mary which was written by John Fogarty and treat yourself to my opinion as the best version of I put a spell on you ( incredible)!-

[@chitownlee]

Booker T Jones on the hammond b3 from Booker T and the MG's.

[@michaelbeasley5783]

I stress up front: This is a really good song. But please listen to "Who'll Stop the Rain,"--to which I'm partial, perhaps it's the rain song I play at gigs. Apparemtly, CCR went through a face-melting rain period. But it's equally a really really good song. And incidentally, it Billboard charted really high. Check it out.

[@randallpetersen9164]

It's funny, you having that black and white picture of the band there. You'd never guess that the driving force, songwriter, visionary, and instantly recognizable singer is the kid at the far right in the picture, John Fogerty. It may sound unfair, but the rest of the band could have been anyone. John Fogerty is CCR, and always has been.

[@sherryheim5504]

This was an incredible band and live they were even better. John Fogarty is a genius and we would have had a lot more from him I am sure if there had not been a dispute between the band and the record label. John was prohibited from even performing his own songs for many years because the record label said they owned the rights to his music and if he did record anything, the record label contended that it would be theirs as well. Finally in 2004. many, many years later he did buy back the rights to what he had written and regained the freedom to write outside his previous contract, but way too far down the road for his fame or the band to continue. So there is a little bit of the dark side of the music business. Concord Records deprived all of us of more music from John Fogarty.

[@lauraallen55]

Favorite CCR song. Well, maybe. lol! Susie Q is longer - a lot longer :)

[@debbiespleet6100]

This song is about the start of the breakup of the band. So sad.😢

[@christarpley6861]

This is my favorite song by them but they aren't from the South i think they are from California

[@dragon-shepherd]

The only thing that sucked about CCR's music is that it was made during the days that songs had to be short to get on the radio - at least MOST of them.