LOVE!| FIRST TIME HEARING Creedence Clearwater Revival - Sweet Hitch Hiker REACTION

LOVE!| FIRST TIME HEARING Creedence Clearwater Revival - Sweet Hitch Hiker REACTION
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[@blank557]

Forget the "British invasion" of the Beatles and the Stones. John Fogerty is the voice of American home-grown R&R. Grand Funk is right alongside him.

[@aWOKEn1445]

Yes, and the Brits were originally inspired by American (African) blues!

[@BrianBrewer-bv1fg]

When I was growing up we would hitch hike to wherever we were going. People were more trustworthy. Thank you 😊

[@tobysmith3351]

I'm so excited. I'm going to see John Fogerty & George Thorogood in concert in June! Going to be a great show.

[@surlechapeau]

wow, will be great indeed. I've seen George(1982), but not John.

[@smw4628]

I'm jealous

[@rghilino6734]

I will also see them in June in NJ.

[@ginnywelsh6232]

Saw him last year. He is super in concert!

[@lindalou6105]

Thorgood puts on great concert

[@debbiewright3035]

I’m telling my age, but I bought the 45 when I was 15 in 1971. Love CCR!

[@fantasycamp4000]

Sping chicken😋

[@brianherrington7226]

I too turned 15 in 71. Remember this being their last big single.

[@mikeguerrero72]

I was 19 in 71 and saw them in concert. They did a great live show. So many great tunes.

[@wendyryder2708]

Me too! I turned 14 in 1971! My older brother introduced them to me when I was about 12! One of my FAVOURITES!

[@stevedahlberg8680]

❤️ ... Similar.

[@Chrisrw2023]

John Fogerty....the pride of El Cerrito California. How they pulled off that vibe was amazing

[@christianmattison6096]

Back in the 70's I didn't think anything about hitch-hiking to my uncles house 50 miles away. Those were great days!

[@jemogan]

Fogerty is often hard to understand. The line is 'we could make music at the Greasy King', which was restaurant in El Cerrito where the band would go.

[@gkiferonhs]

With the depression, rationing during WWII and broke GI's running around right afterward, hitch hiking had become a pretty common mode of transportation and stayed that way into the early 70's.

[@BigDaddy-dr8gf]

I was in my late teens in 1970 and we would hitch hike everywhere. It was a mode of transportation, like taking a bus. I guess we were taking a chance getting into a strangers car, but nothing happened to any of us.

[@jackgilchrist]

Stayed longer than that. We were hitching all the time in the late 70s and 80s. Wasn't until they started putting up the no hitch hiking signs everywhere that it mostly stopped.

[@rootbox]

In the PNW it was discouraged. Thanks to the likes of Ted Bundy and the like.

[@giuliogrifi7739]

A way of living...see Jack Kerouac !!.

[@RabbiSteve]

Yep. Did it myself back in the day quite a bit. wouldn’t do it today. But in those days, while certainly not the safest way to travel, it still worked most of the time. Different times.

[@candacemay7187]

I was a hitchhiker!! Back when I was in college in 1971, we would line the main street with our thumbs out to get rides out of town to the local tavern. I also hitchhiked from college to my home town several times. Very safe back then.

[@jimcrawford3221]

Yep. I lived 40 miles from college. Put some books in your hand and someone was going to help you out.

[@richardhenderson9767]

Who'll Stop the Rain is awesome by CCR

[@ericwilliams1031]

"Up Around The Bend" has got to be the next CCR song. It's one you might recognize from commercials or movies etc...

[@kennyhuskisson2684]

Yes! My favorite! Jay & Amber will rock to it for sure!👍✌️

[@deb4578]

That opening riff! So good!

[@RabbiSteve]

That’s my favorite CCR song. And that was the song where I discovered them. It was a huge AM radio hit and everyone I knew loved it and had it either on the album, COSMO’S FACTORY or the 45RPM single. I wore that album out.

[@josephpisano6040]

It was a great time to be young. Great music, there isn't anything like it now.

[@johnsexton2200]

Their songs, Who'll Stop The Rain, Mdnight Special, Cotton Fields, are all great songs that you haven't checked out yet.

[@susanliltz3875]

Yes!! CCR!!! The best!!! The first note and you know who it is!!! Their sound stands out!!

[@magneto7930]

You need to check out Travelin Band by CCR for some great rock and roll!

[@danwagner1702]

This is from CCR's last album (Mardi Gras). Their only album as a trio, due to Tom Fogerty having already left the band.

[@Silber7]

I kinda have the feeling Tom would have made this song still a bit better... John's hard-rock inspired rhythm guitar just isn’t the same just on it's own

[@richardpare3538]

It was released as a single in 1971, and John both wrote it and was the singer.

[@lgwappo]

I remember seeing lots of hitch hikers in the 60s & 70s but not later. My dad would say "I ain't pickin' up no dang hippy." I gave a few people rides but today is a different time. Sad that it's risky to trust strangers now.

[@mikemiller3069]

Even as late as the mid 80s, hitchhiking was still a thing. I hitchhiked across Minnesota to see my girlfriend at college in 1983.

[@surlechapeau]

Jay & Amber, you'll love their "Travelin' Band" !!! Thanks for doing this one!!

[@Mr5thWave]

I will second this emotion! Thanks for playing Sweet Hitchhiker.

[@suzieredfoxfur6982]

I third this!!

[@barrymuller5131]

In 1973 I hitched home from college every weekend. It was only 40 miles and usually I got picked up by someone I knew.

[@user-js1mx7dx1p]

I've loved them since I was a little kid..I'm 64 California kid 😂😊

[@tomaleshire4145]

After I dropped out of college in 1970, I hitched from San Antonio Tx. to 'Frisco! Ended up hitch hiking around for 2 1/2 years. Never had any major problems, just a lot of good times.😂 It was a different time and a diierent world. All you had to do was wait for a VW van to come along and you had a ride!💯🤗❤️✌️

[@johnroberts5637]

John is currently out on tour, but I checked and he doesn't have any dates scheduled close to you guys. If you ever get a chance, go see him. He can still jam.

[@Sethery306]

You gotta do “Hey Tonight” by CCR, lots of energy!

[@deborahcurry1014]

I was a teen in the 70s. I hitchhiked with a friend from Maine to Florida to California when I was 17, then Greyhound back home to Maine. . A few months later, I left here and went to Florida again. I met a lot of cool people and met a few sketchy people. Someday, I'll tell you about my few seasons working with the carnival 😊 Much love from Maine and keep doin what ya do ❤

[@TigerRogers0660]

Great band CCR !! You must try "Ramble Tamble" next. You will be pleasantly surprised !!

[@memorylane7068]

One of my all-time favorite CCR songs! We would pick up hitchhikers back in the 60's and early 70's. I even hitched a time or two. By the mid-80's it was rare, and now just plain scary.

[@mr.invisable6919]

We went out and didn't have to lock the doors when I was a kid.... A great time to be a child.....

[@dandoldum]

When my dad would be traveling alone sometimes he would pick up a hitchhiker and let them drive while he would get in the backseat and sleep 😂

[@tylerhackner9731]

Who’ll stop the rain is another great song you haven’t checked out yet

[@billclarke117]

I used to hitch home from college every Friday in the 70s, about 40 miles....no problem.

[@kenford4798]

If you're into this one then you will definitely love Up around the bend!

[@TheRatsCast]

I grew up with CCR in my life; so when John went solo in the 80s, I was all over that

[@AlwaysEPDoris]

Back in those days, Naval bases would have a bus stop -like shelter outside of the gates for sailors to get rides from people. "Share the ride" stops.

[@frankmarx8997]

Wow , I forgot how cool this song is. I haven’t heard it in years. Thank you

[@barbaracollins385]

The trust level in the 70's was off the charts. My Dad would pick up a hictch hiker in a minute. My mom wasn't a fan. But it worked. We met many interesting people. Those were the days.

[@terryanderson2450]

Sweet Hitch-Hiker was CCR's last single to reach the top 10 of the Billboard charts, peaking at #6 in 1971. A little trivia - CCR holds the record for having the most #2 singles (5) without ever hitting #1 on Billboard: Proud Mary Bad Moon Rising Green River and the double-sided singles Travelin' Band/Who'll Stop The Rain Lookin Out My Back Door/Long As I Can See The Light

[@marksummers1700]

CCR had 11 songs in the billboard top 10, all written by John Fogerty, in a 3-year period...

[@user-uh3nn9sm1j]

People weren't lost back then, we just trusted others. And then thanked them. .. and still no #1s ???!!!!!

[@love-vy1ry]

Not in the US maybe but in Europe they had a lot of no 1 ones.....

[@bobbyhamblen2338]

CCR.... Hey Tonight is a banger.

[@billclarke117]

You need to give mention to Doug Clifford, great drummer for CCR.

[@buckyc.9069]

One of my favorite Bass riffs ever.

[@RadioReprised]

CCR has been my Jam since I was 10! Love the '74 Honda CB-550 Four She was riding!

[@MrGG1959]

One of my favourite bands of my youth.

[@dalejestes8166]

You have to do "Hay tonight" it's a real banger.

[@alanstrom2221]

"HEY TONIGHT"

[@Zebred2001]

You are right about hitch-hiking in those times. Two other hitch-hiking songs you've already done J&A are Hitchin' A Ride (1970) by Vanity Fare and Chevy Van (1973) by Sammy Johns.

[@janhofschulte6229]

Love both of those songs!

[@helindove2237]

Great song from CCR! The band's last big hit. I've liked it ever since I can remember. "Travelin' Band" is another song if you want to rock out to CCR.

[@gmxkey]

yeah, hitch hiking could be a real thrill.... or you can be somewhere no one knows for hours waiting. Great song, I wore out tons of socks dancing to this one!

[@donnacorey5682]

Thanks so much guys for hittin' my favorite band again!! Next to check out, Travelin' Band, Ramble Tamble, Pagan Baby. ❤

[@garywi.9299]

I've been waiting for these for about two years.

[@brettv5967]

Yes. Ramble Tamble please. It’s awesome.

[@bobblethreadgill4463]

People used to trust each other, i hitched across the United States a few times in the 70's Hell Yeah Y'all

[@johnburke5087]

My wife rides a badass Harley, and belongs to a few women's riders groups. It's a thing, and it's awesome! 😊

[@buckyc.9069]

One of the survival rules." If you don't dye your Esster eggs, you're cruisin for a bruisin".😂

[@Bekka_Noyb]

'How can you not love CCR?' - word! 🧑‍⚖

[@mt0115]

CCR had some of the best music going for sure, I remember hearing a song on the radio the first time they broke into the “big time” I didn’t have to hear the whole song to know I was already a fan. 😎🍺☮️

[@hudsonhollow]

We used to hitch hike all over. I would sometimes pick up hitchhikers who would help with the driving. I met a sweet little thing and we hitchhiked to Atlanta Pop together and I never saw her again. Those days are long gone. I would never hitchhike or pick one up today. Sad.

[@Roh_Echt]

I hitchhiked from about 8 or 9 yrs (1970 or '71) on, back and forth to Imperial Beach CA, and I picked up hitchhikers up until about the 90's; when I stopped doing so. My first concert was Cal Jam 2 in 1978. I was 15yrs9mos and I had to hitchhike from Ontario (Speedway) CA to San Berdoo at about 1am...whenever Aerosmith finished. I hitchhiked from the tunnel going underneath the track though...thumb out and asking "is anyone going to San Berdoo?" Said that twice and I heard a reply; "you can come with us." Turned out they lived just around the corner from our home. I told my mom, who dropped me off the night before the concert, that I had a ride home.🤥

[@kentclark6420]

CCR's songs each had a story to tell and put you in a different space and place. The songs were unique unto their own, and yet had an atmospheric connection to each other.

[@kentclark6420]

I got to see them twice in concert. In Hawaii of all places!

[@sharonstark1014]

We used to hitchhike to school in the 70s. IT was a lot safer. So many great songs by CCR. He is touring and I think his kids are also in his band.

[@GratefulZen]

“It Came Out of the Sky” is a great rocker by them as is “Fortunate Son” ( don’t know if you have reacted to either)!

[@charleshamilton635]

What a flashback! We hitch hiked in the 70s through the mid 80s without a thought, really. Picked up hitchers, too. Hitched all through Alaska several times. Oh, and I had that exact motorcycle in high school in the 70s. What a great time to be alive!

[@bigboy21123]

CCR- traveling band is a must. It is short but sweet

[@elegantirony78]

Always one of my favorite CCR songs. It seems crazy now how many people hitchhiked to get around. Lots of ppl didn't have cars so it was pretty common when my parents were young. It seems so dangerous now

[@T-bone1950]

Just a quick story about hitchhiking. Around 1957 American cars were all big beasts. My parents had one of the first Volkswagen Beetles in our area. One day my father and I were going somewhere and far ahead was a young guy with his thumb out (if you are a youngster that was the sign of wanting a ride ). The cars ahead of us went past him without stopping. When he saw us approaching in the little VW he dropped to his knees with his thumb still out. We didn't stop because we were almost at our destination, but that gave us a big grin. 😊

[@denpea-mm8zr]

I highly recommend CCR "Cotton Fields" !

[@quinny6920]

John Fogerty has such a cool unique voice! Always great!!! ❤😊

[@stevebendel]

Yup, I used to hitch hike in the 1970’s in Canada

[@dannykeever9412]

Love you guys and may God bless you and your family!!

[@sloebone7399]

You two have done a ton of CCR, the crazy thing is, you’ve still got more to go! “Traveling Band” would be high on the list.

[@Hoppy71267]

Thnxs for SHH from CCR! I love you !!! Any CCR-Song is an absolute TopofthePops!!! Choose any, always right!!!

[@RaleighVeteran]

When I went to school the bus drivers played the radio on the bus...used to listen to this song most every morning on way to school when it first came out

[@kestrelle5345]

I hitchhiked cross country from Boston to San Francisco and back with two friends in '71. Took the whole Summer. That was a gas. The adventures!

[@NigelIncubatorJones]

You nailed it. How can anyone not like them? Time to dive into some of their deep cuts. Try "Walk on the Water", "Gloomy", "Porterville", "Ninety-Nine And a Half (Won't Do)", "Penthouse Pauper".

[@swamprocker5776]

Love John Fogerty and CCR! This is another great song written by John Fogerty. This is a single off the last CCR album Mardi Gras and CCR is a Trio at this point. John’s brother Tom left the group to pursue a solo career which went no where! John is the star of the group! Because of the Jealousy of John Fogerty looming in the group over the years by the other members, they ended up falling apart when they were the top band in the world. They disbanded in late 1972!

[@charlyacevedo1775]

The great John Fogerty,he was the last concert i attended in my life,it was in 2011 at the Luna Park Stadium,in Buenos Aires. At that time the married life forced me to leave the concerts(lack of time and lack of money,haha). Today i am no longer married but i still listen to Creedence Clearwater Revival and John Fogerty. Rock n' roll forever. I want to recommend a song by John Fogerty,Almost Saturday Night,from his first solo album. Greetings from Argentina.

[@kimberlyturk3915]

Born in 62. I went with mom many times to drop my oldest bro off on the side of the highway so he could hitch a ride. We dropped him off so he could thumb his way to Woodstock. We lived an hour from it. The highway was an endless line of cars. Im a female & used to stop to give someone a ride. We didnt lock our house. There wasnt that danger back then. Long hairs had a bad reputation but they would be the first to offer help to someone. A store owner was giving out food to the young people during the concert & said he never met a more respectful & polite bunch of kids. Times have changed.

[@debbiechang5781]

As far as hitchhiking was concerned, it was more likely that the hitchhiker was in danger from the weirdos who picked him/her up! 😂😂

[@karlmidgley5187]

Hitched all over country in 70's nyc to la at 14yo It was a different world

[@Skeeter123]

Hitchhiking was a normal back in the day. My kids Dad was in the Navy during Vietnam & when he got leave he would hitchhike from California to Oklahoma.

[@kinsey006]

YES! I'm going to see John Fogherty this summer in concert, he'll be singing all the old CCR stuff! Can't wait!

[@williamgreco3046]

Man‼️ Been so many years since I've heard this song, I forgot how pumped up it is‼️

[@CaseyDStout]

Love your channel thank you for having me do CCR it's just a thought you'll love it ❤

[@danarussell1291]

This was my jam when I was 10 years old!! I enjoyed all the CÇR tunes!!

[@Bekka_Noyb]

♥ CCR!

[@vicprovost2561]

Great song! for more, from the great album Cosmos Factory, do their awesome jam, Ramble Tamble, rocking banger to the core. Enjoy some more classic CCR! 🎵🎸🎤🎸🎶

[@denpea-mm8zr]

I second "Ramble Tamble" , one of my favorite CCR tracks.

[@andymageen5308]

In 1971 me and a mate hitchhiked from our home in N England down to Lands End and back to John ‘o Groats, from one end of the UK to the other, it only took 6 days and we met so many really interesting people along the way. So glad I grew up then and not now. ✌️

[@johnsilva9139]

For those who don't know, John'o Groats is at the northern tip of Scotland and Land's End is at the extreme southwest of England, in Cornwall I believe, a long way up and down. Myself I enjoyed hitch- hiking in the 1970's doing four round trips across the USA and Canada with a side trip to Alaska. Best times of my life. Never a problem ( well maybe some minor inconveniences ).

[@vkaPAUL]

Back then Hitch Hiking was the ultimate form of Freedom... we could get to where we're going and meet great company along the way!! (Because we didn't have cell phones)

[@geertdelange4785]

Yes, CCR, ACDC And Nightwish, my favorites

[@Twins1964]

I had 9 brothers & sisters. My twin and I listened to this song at a young age. Two of my older sister's taught us how to dance when this song came out. I remember having a blast & my twin hating it😂😂

[@glenndavis540]

Back in the day my brother would hitch hike from Michigan to Tenn. once a year, what some great stories.

[@Julia___1]

CCR love their songs especially Have you ever seen the rain🤗And Midnight special👍Great band grew up on them so awesome.

[@raquelgear-dp2qf]

I live up in the mountains - in deep snow sometimes, I have accepted rides and given back when I got my car. It's still a little Hippie-ish up here thank God✌️Amber is definitely a throwback Hippie Chick 😍 and obviously she's got good taste.

[@scottvanhille5688]

Such a good classic, it has the old school reminiscing sound.

[@wardka]

"Effigy" is one of my favorite CCR songs, seldom mentioned. It's a bit more political and slower but packs a punch.

[@kittywetzel92]

Whooo! I almost forgot how much I LOVE this song!!!! Thanks guys!

[@rantman4521]

Swampy this, swampy that. We love the swampy! Hit play. Not even close to Swampy. 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@rickmcopy]

This is one of their best songs.

[@rainydaydreamawy]

Fogerty is on tour this summer. He can still rock. ya'll should find a show.

[@donsavignano4396]

I grew up with CCR. John forgerty was born in Berkeley California but now lives in southern California with his wife. Y'all outta check out up around the bend a true rocker

[@donnagonatas3155]

In the 70's we did it all the time. Although if my Dad knew he would freak! Haha he never did.✌️❤️

[@bigbow62]

Back in the 1970s, when on a sunny summer day, you could see as many as a dozen people hitch hiking their way to the coast... and yes, we would stop and help 9 out of every 10, but only one group or person at a time. ( We would, on occasion, see one and just pass by ) Rules of the road : One guy or girl : Yes 2 girls................ Absolutely Guy and girl ..... Yes 2 guys .............. Never 1 person & dog Yes Now P.C police and ? these were just general rules for picking up hitch hikers back in the day. It hasn't really happened as a thing for decades... it was a little more than a fad and only lasted a generation or 2 so please back it on down... thank you I really do miss those friendlier days !