Yes, I know this is a poor recording. I went through 10 or more CCR recordings and I only found this song on one recording. It is on the same recording with the boomy distorted but AMAZING live version of Suzie Q. The recording is almost 54 years old and was most likely made a a fan with a tape recorder. So, I don't know what some people are expecting. I'm basically speaking out about the guy who didn't like that audio recording of Suzie Q. I'm waiting for him to upload a better version from his archive. Let's all hold our breath while we wait. Also, a whole bunch of these recordings were spread by one guy in Europe. ONE GUY!!!!!!!!!! THIS GUY, ME, shared some of this with you strangers on KZfaq. It's the REAL MUSICAL DEAL. And John Fogerty lost the great voice he had literally decades ago. Time is a THIEF. So listen and enjoy some music before you turn to DUST.;"-;;';;-';;';-';';'-;'

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The up and down sound fluctuation is most likely because it came off of a cassette tape. What you are hearing is the spool of tape turning. It may have been a bit too tight on the spool. The recording probably sat on a cassette for over two decades before it was transferred to a compact disc. The tape might have played better if it had been loosened up by fast forwarding the tape and then reversing it back to the start. Do this several times. Sometimes tapes would be loose and you'd take a pencil, or maybe a popsicle stick and you'd tighten the tape some to the spool. And batteries running low will also screw up the tape speed. Nowadays they have computer programs to help to fix these issues, but care can also start with the tape before you try to transfer the recording. This information is mostly only useful to young people. Old and older people already know most of this. Analog tapes and vinyl are preferred by many people because they fell there is more warmth and better tonal quality. But analog sound and digital sound are not the same animal. There is a difference.

This was NOT recorded in Essen, Germany! Actual date and venue was 29th August 1970, L.A. Forum, Iglewood, CA.