First Time Hearing Credence Clearwater Revival 🎵 CCR Have You Ever Seen the Rain Reaction

This is our first time listening to CCR. We watched Have You Ever Seen the Rain on a live stream with the Couch Gang. It was an interesting sounding song with an even more interesting meaning.
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[@BalbazaktheGreat]

Fortunate Son and Bad Moon Rising are musts, but you really can't go wrong with any CCR songs.

[@eyespyyourspy1328]

"Down on the Corner" "Run Through the Jungle" "Born on a Bayou" And "Proud Mary"

[@Happypupper]

Personally, I consider Bad Moon Rising the best CCR song, but all of them are super bangers.

[@nicholasboatwright5407]

Uswd to like bad moon but I hate it now. I hear it and some dumb shit happens

[@CenturionMisfit]

Missing "ramble tamble" or "long as I can see the light"

[@DaveRod76]

I like the video that has Fortunate Son playing to footage of the Vietnam War.

[@antonyware9887]

I could watch this woman enjoying music all day. She clearly appreciates good sounds and is very classy

[@rickcastillo3573]

Love how Lex just shuts her eyes and ignores the video painting her own picture in her mind. That’s what it’s all about. Great reaction. Enjoy watching you guys.

[@VintageReplay]

I thought the same thing!

[@danielstewart7163]

I think she's gone down the rabbit hole.

[@stevehaug3603]

I agree with Lex, the video distracts and takes away from the song.

[@LeftyConspirator]

Ooh, there are SO many great CCR tunes. Suzie Q, Born on the Bayou, Fortunate Son, Who'll Stop The Rain, Bad Moon Rising... I grew up listening to them, this is home for me!

[@sutherngirrl7590]

Same

[@Cheshirecat-nx9zn]

Fortunate Son is my favorite.

[@h4d3z]

Ma so many great songs, love "Bad moon rising"

[@mattiasnilsson896]

Don't forget Travelin' Band. That's a super fun and fast tune.

[@kcrich1310]

When I was a kid and first heard the song Bad Moon Rising the part where he was singing There's a Bad Moon on the Rise I thought he was singing There's a Bathroom on the Right.......... Don't go out tonight 'Cause it's bound to take your life There's a bathroom on the right..........

[@cam121375]

John Fogerty who was the singer, lead guitarist, and principle songwriter of CCR, he said that the song was about their impending breakup. The imagery is you can have a bright, beautiful, sunny day, and it can be raining at the same time, and I think it was almost 2 yrs later that they broke up!

[@BrooklynISLove]

Its been over 8 years since my heart was broken and the sun is there but the rain reminds of what I lost. Wish I had a time machine, I'd do a lot of things differently 😕

[@TheHitmanSF]

They did John dirty. The band turn their backs on him.

[@charlesduncan6529]

@@TheHitmanSF John was no angel either , just look into what he did to his own brother!!

[@chriswhinery925]

@@TheHitmanSF That's... a pretty simple take on what happened. In 1971 John's brother Tom left the band and he said it was because John was basically a control freak. Apparently Stu and Doug had also been complaining that John wouldn't let anyone else write any songs for the band, so after Tom left John finally said "Fine, you know what, fuck it, for the next album all of us will write songs, 3 songs each." That album came out in 1972 and was a failure compared to their other albums. On top of that, the band got completely fucked by their record label, they had what many say is one of the worst deals a band ever made with a label. All of these factors just caused the band to fracture apart, it can't really be blamed on any of them in particular. John would say the band turned their backs on them even though they actually had good reason to be discontent. Stu and Doug and Tom would blame John for being a tyrant, even though their 1972 album made it clear that he was the by far the best songwriter in the group. There's a lot of context and nuance to the story beyond just "the band turned their backs on him".

[@davidkirkham6497]

@@charlesduncan6529what was that, Einstein?

[@JustimusPrime99]

CCR is truly wonderful. This song is telling the story of the ups and downs of the band and ultimately their break up. This song is in tons of movies, tv shows and commercials

[@Rick-or2kq]

There is something magical about CCR, they got that Cajun sound down and they were a California band, but if you didn't know you would never guess it, one of my favorite bands of the era, started listening to them on 8 track tape.

[@jaredfowler1406]

I would've bet money they were southeastern and just learned a few days ago they were Californian... I'm from the southeast and it just sounds too local to be from somewhere else lol mind blown!

[@coralinealgae]

Agreed. I'm a Cajun born & raised. You'd have to look hard to find someone here that doesn't LOVE Credence here. My parents raised us on this band & The Eagles, another California band that didn't sound like it.

[@annaoswald5943]

Couldn't agree with Lex more. The video takes away the true feel of the song, and doesn't give you an accurate visual of who this band is and what they're all about.

[@nativetexan9776]

I agree. I dislike when people use a timeless hit in a video.

[@J.C.3]

Yea but I don’t like Live videos, they usually aren’t better than studio versions.

[@saragodres-tomes1032]

YES!

[@invaderace777]

I feel the same way of Bruce Springsteen dancing dark and usa those videos they take away from the damn song meaning.

[@gunhedd5375]

I agree as well. This video looks like a car commercial. Completely antithetical to any CCR ethos.

[@roywall8169]

CCR is a must in everyone’s music collection.

[@n2trkys18]

Fo sho

[@theghostofthomasjenkins9643]

you look at CCR's catalog and realize they were only together for 3 years and almost every song they have is a hit.

[@jahrolo]

My dad is a huge fan since his teenage years, so I bought him every album of CCR for birthdays, christmas etc. Brings back great memories :)

[@G-grandma_Army]

That’s a good idea for my husband fir Christmas. Would like to find vinyl and a player.

[@ToddSauve]

@@G-grandma_Army Don't buy vinyl. It truly is completely inferior to digital. I say this as one who was born in 1958 and who owned a lot of vinyl. It scratches, develops pops and hiss and warps. Digital has far superior signal to noise ratio, dynamic range and clarity. Plus it never warps, or gets pops and hiss or scratches. Digital is simply superior in every way and is a much better investment. There is this nostalgia for vinyl amongst some groups, but they are just simplistic and don't understand why digital is technically far superior.

[@ronaldstokes4841]

@@ToddSauve Somethin' about that 'scratch' on the album that becomes part of the song. I grew up with 45's and sometimes if a fave record was scratched we'd put a Nickel on the stylus to add weight to the needle so it wouldn't skip.

[@Elric2171]

Awesome!!!👍🏿👏🏾🤙🏾

[@jeffharry9675]

Lucky dad, thoughtful son.

[@GrimrDirge]

CCR wrote songs that you have known your whole life even before you've heard them. They make you feel anemoia.

[@sourgir-wh6xd]

CCR is one of those amazing bands that everybody can agree on. I've never heard one person say they don't like them... Plus I have great memories of CCR and my mom. She and I used to sing along to them all the time when I was a kid💜✌🤘🔥

[@Kipperbob]

Makes me feel old when I see you young people reacting to songs I grew up singing and playing, this is one of the first few songs I learned to strum on guitar over 30 years ago.

[@MW-cx3sb]

lol bad moon rising was my first on guitar from ccr. Hell that was 30 years ago too lol we gettin old

[@NathanThurberMusic]

"Long as I can see the light" is great. Full of that CCR soul

[@wildershoney2439]

This is one of those songs that speaks to your soul. 💜

[@Broomrider1492]

This was one of my Favorite Bands in the '70s. It's always amusing to watch young people's reactions to music from the '60s, '70s, and '80s. You had to have real talent back then. No autotune.

[@ShadowHawk4219]

You are 100% right Lois. I tell this younger generation all the time to listen to music from the 50's DooWop to the 80's, all genre's, artists, and give it an honest listen without prejudice.

[@timmacsweet1]

4:01 When Brad is asking Lex what emotion Fogerty is portraying it legitimately felt like that scene in every android movie where the robot asks the human what feelings are. I feel bad because I just want to jump through the screen and tell him to stop thinking and start feeling.

[@charlesfitzgerald9631]

“I put on spell on you” is just so damn cool & mesmerizing…..There’s actual video of it from 60’s

[@timothynelms2683]

CCR had three top ten albums in a single year.

[@chriswhinery925]

The 60's: Bands release 2-3 albums per year Now: Bands release one album every 2-3 years AT MOST and that's only if you're lucky and it's not 6 years between albums.

[@antsman331]

If I'm not mistaken, I believe every song John Fogerty wrote was in the top 10 if not number 1 with CCR

[@deniseriley6622]

When John Fogerty was on his own he was actually sued for sounding too much like himself. You can't make this crap up. Well yeah he was the lead singer so he will always sound like himself. He 🏆

[@adgato75]

Yeah , that was fucked up. "Centerfield" was a great album too. "Rock And Roll Girls" makes me smile every time.

[@guitarman8462]

Only one CCR 🎸🤙

[@infernusrex796]

It's just beautiful to see you kids enjoying the msuic I grew up on, it warms my heart!!

[@Blizzard0fHope]

Creedance has been in numerous movies. .. . any movie connecting to vietnam, and most period pieces from that time have creedance somewhere in the soundtrack. . they were essentially the soundtrack of the times

[@reality1958]

"Who'll Stop The Rain" is an equally big hit by them. Worth a listen.

[@TheColdrush22]

That is the one. Truly amazing song.

[@MySherry10]

I loved this song growing up, his voice is so pure and gets to you the way he sounds . great song and it made me feel the song to me it was about going through emotions and times in your life when its hard but you survive it

[@tonycampbell4982]

John has one of the most unique voices ever in music.

[@DanoJ1984]

The song is rumored to be about the Vietnam War with the “rain” being a metaphor for bombs falling from the sky.

[@paulkane7771]

You're probably thinking of their other song (similarly titled) "Who'll Stop The Rain".

[@glowingsme7943]

This is memories… we would play this as a staple for high school drunken nights.. also sweet home Alabama.. did u do that yet? I know, is VT kids were always some hippies at heart… this is what we were grooving to in the mid to late 90’s. Lol. Also Janice Joplin… Lex, you will absolutely love her; especially if you like Amy Winehouse…

[@jessii27star]

CCR is perfectly beautiful! Thank you so much for offerin this one...

[@behindenemylines9033]

What a soulful voice. One of the best in rock.

[@brandongraham4816]

CCR is incredible. You can spend weeks in their music. I would like to see you guys do Proud Mary and then do Tina Turner's version and see who you like more.

[@VintageReplay]

It’s about what ever you picture it in you heart and soul! Love you guys!

[@jimwillride]

I agree Brad, there is something magical about it. I'm not sure I even want to try and put it into words. But I respect your approach a lot!!

[@paulwicht6294]

She’s always insightful. No song is worth listening to if it can’t be appreciated without the visual.

[@Ou81gi812]

Lex is right!!! This song was in a movie from 1978 with Nick Nolte and Tuesday Weld called, “Who’ll Stop the Rain.” The movie starts out in the jungles of Vietnam and ends up in California. It’s worth a look-see.

[@Benz_Schmidt]

I grew up with my old man blasting the heck out of CCR every weekend.. It's part of the reason why I could digest Rock music easily, given I was subconsciously inducted into the genre as a youngen.. This led me on a path to Black Sabbath, Acdc, Pink Floyd, Led Zeppelin, Guns N Roses, Iron Maiden, Metallica, Slayer, Pantera and so on and so on...

[@davescat2118]

4:05 in. Lex…”beats me?” Haha! You made me spew my orange juice (-: I never comment because I hate typing, but that was so funny and unexpected because you’re usually so deep and insightful. You often make me realize things I’ve not thought about, about the songs I’ve listened to my whole life. Keep cranking out the reactions. Y’all are smarter and more real than a lot of folks doing these vids.

[@dellis2852]

I love you guys.... 50 year old Canadian here. I love that you enjoy things naturally that unite us all, and are not divisive. Cheers.

[@dewdrop7648]

Lex just makes me smile every time she hears great music!

[@AGfrom83]

I love stuff like this from hearing my dad play it so often when I was little.

[@theodoreritola9758]

What about the MUSIC Does it stand out to YOU ,,

[@Tuesdays_Gone]

Me too. My dad had their greatest hits 8 track tape. We rode around and listened to it, when I was little.

[@justinlinville5812]

I love Credence. I’m so glad my mom used to listen to this when driving me around as a child!

[@1992WLK]

I missed the stream. So I'm deffo here for all your CCR uploads.

[@SubmarineZues]

Greatest American band of all time. Endless hits. Movies will be using their songs for the rest of time!

[@helenwilliams7065]

Credence!!! One of the absolute best.

[@danrieke9988]

When I was a boy, in the early 60's, evening time, out on the lake in Wyoming during the summer nights, would hear Creedence playing out across the water at evening, with campfires circling the horizon. This band brought me solace, peace, and so many other thousands of people lying down for a quite summer night under starring skies. Such beautiful memories of times, places, and people that are not long gone.

[@antemorph66]

When my little brother started to get into rock n roll I gave him 2 cds: Boston Greatest Hits and CCR greatest hits. Boston is another epic pioneer of rock you should be familiar with. Literally any song by them is amazing

[@myreviews8099]

There's a lot in that voice My favorite line of the reaction, great to portray a unique voice. That voice could rip a phone book in half

[@fredymendez855]

I love this song because my buds and i would play this everytime we went on a long car ride.

[@TenTonNuke]

"This has definitely been in a movie or something." I mean... just try to find a single Vietnam movie that doesn't have a CCR soundtrack.

[@Duke00x]

Pretty much any movie set in the US in the 60's.

[@paulkane7771]

Literally not possible.

[@Brian_Combs]

CCR is simply amazing. They have so many good songs.

[@nicksguitaracademy2995]

CCR is soul music! You definitely need to dive into more of their stuff.

[@moniqueleroux2198]

I think thier music is soulful but the sound is a mix of genres including the blues, zydeco, bluegrass,folk and rock.

[@Babystabi]

From a 54 year old white dude…..you two rock. Just found your channel. You guys compliment each other really well. Keep it up!

[@TechniSean1]

CCR is amazing. I bought their "Chronicles" album in the early '90's when I was around 19yo. My mom kept stealing it from me. She couldn't understand how I liked music from "her generation". So I started stealing her Eric Clapton "MTV Unplugged" CD instead. Sometimes music is just timeless. Check out that Clapton performance when you get a chance, or any of the MTV Unplugged performances for that matter.

[@tomaroni6670]

CCR doesn't stop....Soooooo many hits...including the Grapevine Song used in commercials forever.

[@kalm420]

My dad used to play this tape, when we used to take drives along the coast in L.A. when I was a kid. I did the same for him when when I drove us from northern Cali back to l.a. when I was older, because he had a heat attack and couldn't drive anymore. It was the greatest moment in my life, next to my daughter being born. My dad passed 2 years after that trip. R.I.P. this song instantly makes me tear up, but with a smile on my face. R.I.P. Dad.

[@ginoshi3447]

The smile that Lex gets when you two react to CCR. She gets it

[@andyromero1338]

Yup, Agree with you Lex. This is a song that you need to listen to without distraction, as do all great songs. Listen to it again sometime with your eyes closed all the way through, you'll feel the emotion in his voice and the melody.

[@Tommysimonsen]

CCR are credited for 215 uses for soundtrack on IMDB, movies and games, GTA V. Blade. The Big Lebowski...

[@djC653]

American Werewolf in London is a fav of mine where CCR is prominent

[@djC653]

. . . with Bad Moon Rising

[@darinschaffer1953]

You two have been hitting my favorite era of music. Zeppelin, ccr, zz top, for me nothing beats the 60s, 70s & 80s. Have you done any queen yet? You'll love them.

[@laurenisboo]

First album I ever heard was “Cosmos Factory " Reminds me of my childhood. I love that whole album. I heard it through the Grapevine, looking out my back door Great songs thanks for listening to CCR they are wonderful

[@Nononsensetypeofguy]

I like how lex smiles through the entire thing 😂love it

[@brendaotoole4012]

I think you would really like their song Long as I can See the Light. Beautiful song!!!

[@felipephillipo1519]

I subscribed to this channel on the first Tom Macdonald reaction and it's been so crazy to see you guys also jamming to some of my favorite metal bands and now the music I grew up listening to that shaped my entire childhood not only in the US but also growing up in Mexico. I was so excited for this stream and I missed it but I just want to say that I love hearing you guys talk. I find we have so much in common not only socially but politically, even though we have completely different backgrounds and life stories. Much love from Georgia. God bless you two always.

[@proksenospapias9327]

Hey, just wanted to say you look great together and your reactions are very entertaining!

[@NSBlack_Stallion]

Such a bluesy soulful song. Southern Rock incorporates soul, blues, rock, rhythm smoltz, etc. from the region. Those are what we grew up on. John Fogerty was from San Fran and still managed to capture those perfectly. Glad you guys did this one.

[@jasonboone6563]

Why would someone give a thumbs down on a reaction? How miserable does a person have to be to dislike the way someone reacted? Wait, am I disliking the reaction of someone disliking a reaction? DID YOU JUST GET YOUR PEANUT BUTTER IN MY CHOCOLATE!?

[@kutark]

Probably just some idiot who doesn't like the song. The other thing too is a lot of times the KZbin algorithm will recommend stuff to people they're not interested in, and they're too lazy to click the 3 dots and click I'm not interested, so they just thumbs it down to keep it fr being recommended.

[@paulkane7771]

Jason, nice "deep thought". Haha. I get what you're saying, though.

[@theschnauzers]

This is an official CCR video for the song’s 50th anniversary, featuring Jack Quaid and Erin Moritary who appear on Amazon’s The Boyd. Incredibly, the song only reached number one on a Billboard chart in 2021! 50 years after its original release.

[@douggaijin]

The great thing about songs by CCR is the songs can have many different meanings to many different people. It hits me with, patrolling in triple canopy jungle (née rain forest) dark even midday, condensation raining down from the foliage it had gathered on, not a cloud in the sky, 90* with 90% humidity, knowing a firefight can erupt at any time.

[@terrycunningham8118]

I think their cover of 'I Put A Spell On You' is the best, and it's well worth a listen.

[@mikeferris408]

Such a feel good song! Love it

[@lelandc9763]

"Long as I can see the light"! Please lol

[@michellehawkins2865]

Watching the CCR Band Itself Would Be Awesome. Just Watching them Perform. 😊

[@da_blade5040]

CCR is one of those Great Ole 70s Groups whose Amazing Musical Lyrics an Sound is Forever Living! and can be Emotional! Definitely Dig Deeper to understand their Amazing Music!! ❤️ You guys an the Great Reactions!!

[@ToddSauve]

There is a video on KZbin of George Thoroughgood interviewing John Fogerty (lead singer and songwriter for CCR) and they explain that this song is about the band breaking up. John could see and feel it coming and put it into words for this song, though he couldn't see he was part of the problem. He said he wished, in hindsight, he had treated his younger brother (the rhythm guitarist for CCR) better but that success had gone to his head and he wouldn't let the other members of the band even sing a song on any of the albums. When this song came out 50 years ago I was only 13 or so. I didn't (and couldn't) understand that this is how life can be when we get arrogant and full of ourselves. We really alienate others and cause problems that can sometimes never be alleviated in this life. This is a great song anyway and one of my favourites from CCR. The music is just so great and we sense that in our hearts and minds even if we can't quite grasp what it is really saying.

[@mikejohnson970]

That "I KNOW"part gets me every time❤️❤️

[@melissavukelic4138]

First, LOVE CCR!!! John Fogerty’s voice is amazing! Second, this video had to have been made very recently. Two of the main characters from the Amazon Prime series, “The Boys”, are in it. I’m wondering if they’re gonna be using this song in season 3.

[@davemacmurchie6982]

I'm with Lex. In 50 years of listening to that song, the scenes in the video never occurred to me.

[@denislaferriere2693]

So much goid memories....back then.... The coolness of life....

[@davidtorres6878]

Huge fan of CCR. John Fogerty, the singer is from Northern Ca just like me. He went out of his way to sound like he was from the South . It worked. He was such an amazing songwriter.

[@robertluckstedii2207]

Lots of CCR songs are in lots of movies and TV shows. Can't go wrong with CCR!!! Good stuff!!! HUGS!!! :)

[@MrsAShoe]

John Fogerty has an amazing Voice!...I saw him in concert and he was amazing!

[@declancoyle3673]

We buried my uncle yrs ago and he wanted this song played as the coffin left the church , he didn't get his wish, a beautiful song

[@baileybenton9456]

CCR!! Love their songs!!

[@MrsFaye]

Born on the Bayou and Heard it Through the Grapevine are amazing!! Hopefully you get the chance to hear those!!

[@xScooterAZx]

CCR'S music always reminbd me of Kemmerer,Wyoming. They were at their height and on the radio all the time. I was 16 at the time. So many memories. I lost my boyfriend to the Vietnam war during the time. Sadly,he didnt make it home alive. Gene Schachterle.

[@Cynthorrpg1]

Midnight Special, Down on the Corner, Bad Moon Rising, Born on the Bayou are all great. heck almost anything they did is great.

[@jonathanlindsey463]

it was played on the final episode of stargate sg-1 called “Unending” in 2006 and has been on LOTS of tv shows and movies over the years

[@themelodyman522]

YES honey. Live is a must! Live anything captures the rawness of what it was intended to be. You guys are awesome. So happy I stumbled upon you guys.

[@Daddytimmy26]

CCR IS AMAZING

[@atuuschaaw]

Revisiting the birth of CCR on the Brad & Lex show! The first step on the path. Love love! 😉♥

[@lkesha82]

I glad to see this smile Brad! )) A very good song, i have it in my car's music USB... ))

[@opensage01]

I have been hearing that song through different times my whole life and I never could figure out what the meaning was. All I knew is that it had to have meaning beyond seeing rain on a sunny day haha. Now I know. Thanks for the video and cheers.

[@TheSilentKCRailfan]

It was in the movie remake of The Longest Yard with Adam Sandler

[@clivehope8409]

Love their music

[@ronaldstokes4841]

"...the Sun is cold and the Rain is hot... I know! ...been that way for all my time." Did a tour in Nam and this will always be my anthem. Welcome Home Brothers (add "Who'll Stop the Rain").

[@bobby-ov9qn]

I got to see John Fogerty sing this and a ton of his other hits at the Red Rocks outside Denver about two years ago. Trust me, that he and his band haven't lost a thing. His voice is the same, and he can still easily hit the high notes. One of my top 10 concerts, and I been doing these since the 60's.

[@LadyMystie]

CCR - brings back childhood memories! ❤️💜💚💙

[@lauriwest435]

OH MY GOSH!!!!! CCR was one of my favorites to listen to in my teen years!!

[@mikezinner5070]

This is one of their most beautiful songs. This song makes me cry, and not in a sad way....its weird.

[@feetheweasel]

For the amount of time this band was together they sure created some real gems.

[@hellscornalien8286]

This is my favorite CCR song. :D Peace and love.