Drummer reacts to "Keep on Chooglin'" (Live at Woodstock) by Creedence Clearwater Revival

Another day, another pick from Joel that blows my f'in mind. And another Woodstock video! I love it! This was great. I have heard of these guys before but I thought they were... folk? I guess not. This was straight up great. John Fogerty was on FIRE here. Absolutely iconic performance.
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[@baronofgreymatter14]

CCR is a DEEP rabbit hole

[@L33Reacts]

I keep finding em, so I keep going down em. 😅🤣

[@brianwacker9111]

Their cover of I heard it through the grapevine is another banger.

[@FTamer-bk8jw]

Make sure its the long version. Banger!

[@williamlovett619]

Absolutely great song. No one reacts to this.

[@L33Reacts]

That's why I love this channel! There is no mountain of great music I will not climb :)

[@mstewart109]

And there you have it! CCR!! Tooo long for radio. Thanks for listening !! SuzyQ is a great one for next CCR

[@mstewart109]

Well, John did sing some softer songs. The only one I dislike is " centerfield" want to laugh? John was sued for Libel. Sounded to much like John Fogerty. He won that one😂😂. And back in earlier day their music was owned by a recording contract company. He just this past year finally got rights to his music. So happy for him

[@mstewart109]

Janis Joplin at Woodstock too...

[@mrsnookdeb]

​@L33Reacts Your next from Woodstock has got to be Ten Years After - I'm going home, an iconic performance from one of the most underrated guitarists ever Alvin Lee

[@jas8815]

Fogarty's voice is definitely one of the most iconic in the history of rock!

[@love-vy1ry]

Fogerty.....

[@The5thGen]

John Fogarty is still going strong!

[@L33Reacts]

That's amazing to hear. I can't imagine someone playing here would still be going this further down the line. But It warms my heart to hear it

[@love-vy1ry]

Fogerty

[@sharondavid-melly1498]

They own, " l Put a Spell on You" , and all the rest.. 🎶🎶🎶Thank you!🎶🎶🎶

[@JC-wr7mu]

Definitely need to listen to 'I Put A Spell On You'!

[@wiliamwidlacki7459]

CCR deserves a deep dive!!!! So many great songs!

[@cletushouse906]

Anything with Fogerty is gonna be good.

[@ddthor]

CCR can not be overlooked. One of the best American bands ever. Great songs.

[@alvillanueva2525]

CCR is an American rock and roll band. One of the best.

[@mikerichards67]

CCR were the soundtrack of the 60’s. That you have never heard of them is fantastic because you have opened up rabbit hole of great music. They influenced every southern rock that came after them,even though they were out of California,which always blew peoples minds.

[@jamespopeko9557]

“Run through the jungle”, “Born on the Bayou”, and “Fortunate Son” are three of the greatest sons ever by CCR.

[@dianegardner7210]

Now this is a very long deep rabbit hole

[@scotstevens5263]

When I put this on the turntable, I was what is this! Nobody played like this back in the day. TURN IT UP!🎸

[@andyshan]

They introduced the music world to swamp rock. Boy, did they do it well.

[@VernonOdom-jw4ko]

Keep in mind, there was no video in 60's and early 70's. So, this performance was filmed liked every performance live back then. Great reaction

[@carolynschmidt5467]

Stuck in Lodi Again.

[@kentclark6420]

CCR and the Doors were the two biggest groups out of the good 'ol USA back then, and maybe ever. CCR still holds a record for the most #2 songs on the charts. But no # 1's.

[@robmaeder330]

Recently one of the CCR songs actually made number 1. I'm not sure how they do it now with streaming. I think it was who'll stop the rain.

[@CharlyDS]

CCR is amazing any-genre classic songs like Who'll Stop The Rain, and they're acid rock like this, and John is incredible of course: singing, writing, and his still underrated guitar playing!

[@margejohnson5372]

CCR❤❤❤❤ has a deep rabbit hole ❤❤❤❤every song great❤❤❤❤

[@claudeproost1286]

Great classic rock, the voice, the guitar! Listen to “Born on the Bayou” and “Susie Q” the long version, awesome!

[@yankeeboyno7]

They’re coming very soon!

[@mikeross14]

Gotta do"Proud Mary!" their biggest hit! then John's solo hit years later, "the Old Man is up the road!"

[@tekay44]

They became more mainstream. They could rock.

[@smartenuphumans]

Fogrety has always been underrated.

[@mimig3904]

Born on the Bayou is a must.

[@NRBQLou]

They were nothing like you thought - all to the good! Great reaction, more Creedence!

[@robertthole695]

ccr is everything, anything, john fogerty is a legendary musician, vocalist, writer

[@827dusty]

Where are these kinds of Bands today? They don't exist.

[@robmaeder330]

Actually Fogerty is still touring and he was the band

[@mstewart109]

What a treat for you Lee. Love CCR. My youth. I love the a swampy stuff like this the best with Johns voice and yes thats him on guitar. They are from northern California. Not the south as thought. What a talent. John still touring in his 70s. More local stuff.

[@michaelkeefe8494]

Yeah, my CCR fav.

[@thescrewfly]

Never saw this before. I wasn't even aware CCR played Woodstock. Plenty more of their solid songs to be found. I'm sure the comments will be full of recommendations!

[@mikedown3219]

First rock album I ever bought was Bayou Country and this song changed my life forever. Had never heard anything like it at the time.

[@spooley]

They played at some crazy time like 4am with few in the crowd awake IIRC. John tells of one fan yelling out support, like Love you, John! Search the story, he tells it often.

[@user-oe9hj9yl7m]

Chooglin is a form of guitar playing from the Deep South. Considering they were from Frisco they do it bloody well !!!!

[@ceeceerider]

Takes me back to when I was 12 and it was on the first album I bought. And I’m still loving it today. 50+ years later. That’s a song.

[@L33Reacts]

I'm glad it brought you back my friend 🧡 that's definitely a winner right there 👍

[@user-oe9hj9yl7m]

Because of the lyrics in a lot of their songs they resonated with the grunts in Vietnam. They became iconic with the the soldiers but not the officers who considered them a bad influence

[@kentclark6420]

CCR was known for their 'swamp rock' sound. They had a huge number of big hits. All their songs are good. Many of their lesser-known songs are as good or better than their hits. They sound like they are from the South with that southern blues-rock style, but they are from El Cerrito, Ca.

[@johncheney950]

CCR is one of my favorite bands. Great video!

[@L33Reacts]

Thank you John! I'm glad you enjoyed. This was awesome!

[@pigmeatmarkham898]

“You got to ball and have a good time.” 🎶

[@davidwolf4677]

The Joshua Light Show was a familiar backdrop for so many shows in the late 1960s. From Rolling Stone: “The idea became this: Place a screen behind a band and project, from the rear, slides, film loops and oil mixed with water. The trippy visual experience became forever entwined with the psychedelic rock bands of the day.”

[@yankeeboyno7]

Especially found in Fillmore West and East in late 60’s early 70’s.

[@davescurry69]

This rocks so hard it choogles!!

[@rickandgen]

John is a LEGEND, was once sued by the record label for plagiarizing HIMSELF! He won the case but can you imagine being sued for sounding too much like yourself?

[@L33Reacts]

That is the most insane yet believable thing I've ever heard lol 😆

[@kenmc1951]

Long As I Can See the Light

[@gerrydantone6834]

The CCR studio version of "Born on the Bayou" is the best Chooglin kind of song ever made.

[@robertlear2712]

I used to sing this in my band in college about 1968

[@sharondavid-melly1498]

OMG thank you.! CCR the BEST John rocks🎇🎇🎇💯

[@robinwells3]

Please. More Creedence. Lots more.

[@yankeeboyno7]

It’s coming!!

[@Rowenband]

More CCR : try Green River, Commotion, Fortunate Son, Have You Ever Seen The Rain…

[@user-dq5xx9hi4q]

Heard this countless times since it was released, bought the LP and the CD, but NEVER saw them playing it live before. Big kudos with the thumbs up today, bro. Rock on.

[@robmaeder330]

He is still touring!! Go see John Fogerty. He wrote, sang and played lead guitar on all the CCR hits and has great solo stuff. Don't wait.

[@kevindeschenes4537]

Their revival album is the best.

[@gcofield4498]

Thanks for getting off the radio hits.Great Band.Dig deep.Find Gold

[@allannancarrow8034]

They do the absolute best version of I put a spell on you it's the best

[@jr13227]

Saw Fogerty last year and he was awesome. Sounds and plays exactly the same AND uses the exact same guitar

[@ronn.6876]

I still find it hard to understand how CCR never had a number 1 hit.

[@NoviJimB]

When most people think of CCR they think of all the hits from the radio, but early on they were a bit of a jam band, especially their first two albums. Susie Q, I Put A Spell On You, Ninety Nine And A Half, Walk On The Water, Working Man, Penthouse Pauper, Good Golly Miss Molly, this song... All great jamming songs. Another really GREAT one by them that never gets played is 'Effigy', one of my absolute favorites Such a cool feel to it.

[@robertwatson2823]

They did a lot of radio friendly stuff, but they could jam with the best. Never heard a bad song from them.

[@nonrepublicrat]

CCR kicks ass!!

[@user-hk2qb9vy8u]

Ramble Tamble!!!!!!

[@LoopORama]

I don't have a favorite CCR song, I have 25 favorite CCR songs.

[@dwhite849]

Drummer never missed a beat - hard as shit to do for that long same with the bass

[@davelouis4004]

Great song / band

[@MegaIronleg]

SUZY Q, RAMBLE TAMBLE, HEARD IT THROUGH THE GRAPEVINE, GRAVEYARD TRAIN, I PUT A SPELL ON YOU, ARE A FEW. BUT SERIOUSLY, THERE ARE NO BAD SONGS FROM THIS ICONIC BAND. GREAT THAT YOU GOT TO HEAR THIS SONG, ONE OF MY ALL TIME FAVOURITES. GREAT REACTIONS 👏 ROCK ON MAN 👊🖖

[@caryd67]

The first “blues gaze” song.

[@johndawson6975]

Doug Clifford , awesome drummer.. rock solid,!!

[@hatmanndo]

CCR has a lot of great hits!!

[@gs8191]

You have to go down this rabbit hole. So many great songs and John Fogerty is one of the best songwriters and vocalists from this rich era. Not shabby at all on the guitar, either. They were the kings of bayou swamp music even though they were from Cali. Green River and Born on the Bayou are great places to start for the swamp. Since John was such a prolific writer, they didn't need to do covers, but they transformed the songs on the few covers they did. Try I Heard It Though the Grapevine, I Put a Spell on You and Suzie Q. They jam on all three, the covers were songs they loved and felt they could really let loose as a band and they are all long songs..

[@user-tt7ng2ly8n]

CCR was the sound track of the Vietnam War aka Fortunate Son, Run thru the Jungle and many more!!!

[@jeffmurray1681]

CCR is a boogie jam band. Great for cruisin' down the highway.

[@fenderchamp8241]

Graveyard Train. The best blues tune nobody knows. Tremendous!

[@SnoopySnoops1]

Excellent pick, Joel :)

[@yankeeboyno7]

😁😁😁

[@stevedahlberg8680]

John's brother and Doug made the most incredible combination. They did so much through all that. Just listen to it once and only focus on the bass guitar line. And do the same for the drums. But yeah man I am so glad that you are reminding me of these and actually bringing some musical Acumen to it, having like really observant reactions. I think it's great.

[@Squarewave39]

Please note the sound of his guitar classic six string Rickenbacker

[@jeffjohnson9911]

CCR covered a lot of territory, from psychedelic rock to folk to blues to r & b to rockabilly to country. Like a lot of other bands from the 60's, they really didn't stick to playing just one genre.

[@carrerlluna66]

Hey Lee, Ned from Spain stopping by to say hey and oh boy you're gonna LOVE almost everything by these swamp rockin giants. They were from California but loved that Southern fried groove. They started as the Golliwogs ( not their choice ) but quickly changed to Creedence etc. They racked up a tremendous amount of hits from the late 60s through to the early 70s. I'm sure when play some more by them like " Bad Moon Rising", "Green River","Proud Mary", " Up Around the Bend", " Fortunate Son" " Run Through the Jungle" you're gonna recognize them. They were also on every biker bar jukebox back in the day, probably still are !!

[@alpetrocelli4465]

CCR was unique as a great jam band that could also produce Top 40 hits. Check their cover of Heard It Through The Grapevine for another awesome jam. John Fogerty was a top guitarist who is left out of the Best lists too often. Great jam. ✌️❤️🎶

[@user-oe9hj9yl7m]

Joel again !!! What a man . Get him in that room Lee.

[@alrivers2297]

They were in their own genre called swamp rock. Check out Born On the Bayou

[@ShadowSong634]

Most can't grow up in Louisiana without knowing what Chooglin is. However, I used to think he was saying chewin'..... a lot of laughs at my expense. 😆

[@michaelkeefe8494]

Basic but rock solid...

[@robertthole695]

u got a lot of crazy good times coming with ccr

[@mackbeasley526]

CCR is where YOU need to be. Just kick off with - 'Born On The Bayou.'

[@Markrealguy51]

Thanks for this play.. Great up song.. Was there for that Friday night..how good is Fogerty

[@L33Reacts]

That's amazing bro! He was fantastic. I bet you had one hell of a show!

[@Markrealguy51]

@@L33Reacts it definitely was an experience.. Enjoy the music,be well

[@DrStrangelove3891]

Check out Suzie Q (the long version) next. Other great songs are Fortunate Son, Long As I Can See The Light, Have You Ever Seen The Rain?, I Heard It Through the Grapevine, Bad Moon Risin', Proud Mary, Born On the Bayou, Who'll Stop The Rain? and I Put A Spell On You.

[@carolynschmidt5467]

Love Fortunate Son.

[@UFOS4]

CCR just make you want to move. They do swamp rock like no other and worth checking out more from them. I don’t know who Joel is, but he is borrowing my playlists 😄, excellent choices.

[@yankeeboyno7]

Just a dude that grew up with great music that should not be forgotten!

[@UFOS4]

@@yankeeboyno7 Thanks, Joel! I’m picky about music and you have got the best ! Nice of that young man, Lee, to listen and give you some say. As someone who put a transistor radio under my pillow back in the 60’s & 70’s, I appreciate the music of my times.

[@shelleybleu4903]

Folk music!

[@CliffordLake]

This is not a complaint.

[@L33Reacts]

A louse is not a home.

[@dalemcmillan7231]

Excellent CCR!! ❤

[@mikemitton6447]

Pagan Baby is a great CCR song to check out!

[@Emondotcalm]

Hey I was there at Woodstock '69! Unfortunately I don't remember CCR. Hey you had to sleep at some point between Friday evening and Monday morning! So glad it was filmed and recorded. Yeah that was a classic 60's jam if I ever heard one! Funny you weren't so sure about the Who. I do remember seeing them and feeling like they were a pretty big let down. Or dare I say (as a white boy myself) they sounded mighty white having just heard Sly and the Family Stone! A mighty tough act to follow!!! Now there's a band I'd highly recommend checking out! They were the highlight of the whole Festival IMHO!! Try "Wanna Take You Higher"!! I'll never forget the feeling of standing in the middle of a half a million people all chanting HIGHER! HIGHER!! HIGHER!!!!

[@carrerlluna66]

I heard a story, I think from their main roadie's book that when Led Zeppelin and Creedence were on tour at the same time that John Bonham and Doug Clifford set up their drums in a hotel room and went at it laying down grooves and exchanging ideas for, like, hours. Did you dig Clifford's traditional grip snare whacks or what ???

[@stevedahlberg8680]

I'm only part way through, but when you mentioned him, yeah I absolutely love me some Doug Clifford. Glad you're rolling with this.

[@carolynschmidt5467]

Swamp rock...blues...voodoo

[@martinduner1844]

Top notch!

[@rebeccaarseneaux6474]

If I'm not mistaken, CCR was the first band signed on for Woodstock.

[@mikedown3219]

CCR played a mix of rock, blues and country but mostly rock. Within a 2 year stretch 1969/1970 they produced 5 albums and sold more records than the Beatles. Unfortunately, it all went pear shaped shortly afterwards. John Fogerty was a generational talent but also a control freak and, eventually, in band tension, especially with his brother Tom Fogerty, caused friction and ultimately the band imploded. They produced an album called Mardi Gras which has been described as the worst record by a major band in the history of music. I had four of those early albums… Bayou Country, Green River, Willy & the Poor boys and Cosmo’s Factory. All four albums are superb. Try Effigy from Willy & the Poor Boys.

[@hatmanndo]

One thing about John he was a big Beatle fan!

[@alrivers2297]

Who wasn't, especially back then. Pretty much everybody was influenced

[@davidschecter5247]

CCR is a CCR band. Nobody like 'em. 1950s folk/rock modernized for the 1960s and 70s. With a brilliant songwriter.

[@carolynschmidt5467]

All these guys sound like they came out if the swamps and bayous, which is fascinating because they all came from California. I think.

[@briannewell6064]

Unless you were there few people know they played Woodstock. I believe Fogerty withheld the performance from the film and the soundtrack. They weren't happy with their performance.