Imagine being 19 yrs. old with a car full friends rolling down the road with the 8 track blasting this. What a time we had!

It was all John Fogerty. He wrote the songs. Sang them. Played the lead guitar. Harmonica. He was the whole sound. Great!

Amazing this band had a run of only four years but their music lives on and on and on with new people discovering them and falling in love with their music. They were musical geniuses.

Oh yes, Creedence. "Lookin' Out My Back Door" "Bad Moon Rising" "Green River" "Born on the Bayou"

Jamel, I can die a happy man after watching you react to my favorite CCR song.We use to dance our asses off to this and have the best times ever whenever we heard it. If your feet don't move to this your dead. I never thought I would see anyone react to this. Thanks...your the man.

This is one of the best, if not the best, pure CCR rockin songs! I'm 69 yrs old and our generation had the absolute best music ever!! Saw them live back in the day and they put on a show you never forget! Love them to this day.

We were spoiled didn't know it

saw them in Jacksonville FL, '69. Had floor seats, we were all seated until the first cord, then the chairs went to the side and we all stood and had a great time singing along and moving to the groove, lol

Nobody comes close to prime John Fogerty on vocals, dude was unreal. Even with a diminished voice he still does amazing at 75, and has a full solo catalogue of amazing music.

Who'll stop the rain. Everything they did was great

Man, we were sure spoilt for choice back in the day! Feeling blessed to have lived through it. Peace.

Jamel, you really nailed it when you said we were spoiled! Those of us who were teens in the 70's knew we had it pretty good musically and now, lo these many years later, it remains true :)

Jamal, 'chooglin' refers to getting it on - from the song: "You've got to ball and have a good time and that's what I call Choo-ga-line"

Most people didn't realize what a talented guitarist John Fogerty was and is. He's also the one who dubbed their style of music 'swamp rock'. Loved this.❤

“Run Through the Jungle” is a must!!

Their version of "put a spell on you" Is cool, and dark, also "it came out of the sky" is a really interesting one

Release date 1969 . You know why are music was so great back then? It’s because it relayed on musical talent not million dollar computers and auto tune just pure talent.It didn’t matter how you looked or who had the best video it was who had the best sound.Artist competed for who had the best sounding record out.

Saw them do this at the first Atlanta Pop Festival back in 1969. It was late evening/early morning, little bonfires were burning and Creedence was CHOOGLIN'!

So many great bands in the 60’s and 70’s and we thought it would always be that way

Never heard this CCR song before, but damn, that groove was strong.

I love when bands incorporate the harmonica into their music. Blues-Blues-Blues!

One of the best bands of the era... Excellent musicians. Grew up in the sixties/seventies and it was the best of times ... So much great music on the radio... I miss those days...

I was 14 when this hit the air. Wasn t on the radio that much but my COOLEST friends had the newest technology.....8 track.....YEEHHHHAAAAAWWW!!!! THE 60 s was GOOD to ROCK AND ROLL!!!

I was a kid in the 70's and these songs are burned into my memory...Ray Stevens- The Mississippi Squirrel Revival, anything by Tommy James and the Shondells, Glen Campbell- Whichita Lineman, Tony Orlando and Dawn- Tie a Yellow Ribbon, The Jackson 5- I want you back, Edison Lighthouse - Love grows where my Rosemary goes, Flatt & Scruggs- Ballad of Jed Clampett. I love watching your reactions to some of the songs I've heard most of my life, but like you I also hear tunes and groups I somehow missed discovering while growing up! Who knew?😂. Keep'em coming. I work 3rd shift in a nursing home and my residents are enjoying the tunes! Stay safe and healthy.

CCR..can't think of a bad song . never get tired of them

In high school, I played rhythm guitar in a garage band that covered this song. Every time we performed it, my fingers ached! It was one chord through the whole song!

I saw CCR in concert back in the very early 70's. They played this song and I was right up near the stage. We were definitely rockin' out.

One of the greatest bands ever.

The lyrics will reveal what "chooglin'" means. "...But if you're a natchul man, you gotta ball an' have a good time, an' that's what I call choog-a-line!" Great live performance!!

fall night in the south. Windows down and music up blasting down the twisty 2 lane black tops to PCB at the speed of heat. cooler full of mountain dew and ice. Yeah baby! 1970's rock n roll!!!

‘Long As I Can See The Light’ cmon!

Chooglin' is the coolest made up word since Stevie Miller's "Pompitous" of love. Thank you so much for this, one of their best jam tunes, a show closer for sure.

Chooglin' From the Urban Dictionary: A rhythm guitar style that employs a deliberately hard up and down stroke against the strings to simulate the motions of pistons or trains. A style made popular in the late 1960s and early 1970s by Creedence Clearwater Revival.

I think we sometimes forget how great a guitar player John was back in the day. He could jam with the best of 'em.

„Long as I can see the light“ is one of their best songs Jamel!

love that gritty sound, they weren't jammin, they were chooglin LOL

How about "Run Through the Jungle"? Another very famous song of theirs, Vietnam era.

Yup, back in the day, almost every garage band that I knew would try and jam on this.

First time hearing this CCR song and damn its good. After 40+ years i thought i heard them all

CCR is mostly known for great sub-4 minute songs that became hits and staples on radio. Fans of CCR also know them as one of the greatest of all jam bands!... this video is a prime example.

Thanks for playing my request Brother. When I saw it up there on my home page I yelled so loud my wife thought I went nuts. I watched it while eating supper and played the "air fork guitar"!

late 60’s and the 70’s what a time for great music✌️

I LOVE Creedence, since I was a child & they first came out.

I hope everyone, especially Jamel, knows that, at 75, John Fogerty is still chooglin' strong. Check out his recent videos where he and his kids perform a lot of CCR's hits from their home during the lockdown.

I now have major regret that I never choogled to that song.

THANK YOU!! The first time I heard this, it was on a cheap cassette deck with a 2" speaker. I was 13 or 14? Man, it sounded as good to me then as it does now!

John Fogerty is in my top 5 favorite voices of all time with so many other talents as well🖤

I remember in both CCR concerts I went to, they did this song as an encore. It's no wonder! Their most high energy song.

That guitar work is cleaning out my ears. Thank you John Fogerty!

This and " Pagan Baby" by Credence are my favorite jam songs by this phenomenal group.

Rocks. Imagine this guy ordering for the family at the drive through? Coolest singing voice ever.

You can't miss with CCR...Great band!!

When we first heard CCR we assumed they were from down in the bayou. What a surprise to find out they were from San Francisco. haha. I never got to see them but I saw John Fogerty in Vegas some years ago. Great show!

Yup - we got spoiled growing up to bands like this.

One of many great songs by CCR!!!

How can you not like Golden Earring Song: Twilight Zone Song: Radar Love ❤ Man you must listen to these

don't you love it when the music speaks to you, it's the best.

They got that deep southern rock sound. Hard to believe they are from California. Been listening to their music since I was a kid.

Brother Tom never got enough credit for that rhythm guitar

"Lodi" is a great one by CCR. My favorite of their big songs

Thank you for taking my suggestion, Jamal. CCR is an American national treasure. There's something about their sound that us Indigenous people on the rez love!

CCR is one of the meanest, tightest bands in the business. A John Fogerty original this song like many of CCR’s catalogue

Creedance! Have you done Willie and the Poor Boys yet? So many good tunes! Where to even start! Down on the Bayou, Looking out my Back Door,

I will also request "Run Through the Jungle", and also "Lodi" is very good..

CCR's "Graveyard Train" is an epic blues tune you ought to check out.

I'm 63 and enjoy CCR for sure. Have one of their best hit albums. And yet I don't recall hearing this song? It's awesome! Thank you and I'm so glad this came up on my suggestions.

CCR always ended their concerts with this one. Brought the house down every time.

I have this tattooed on my arm in honor of my two brothers. We are all CCR fans, and when shit gets rough, you gotta keep on chooglin. Rip Ron and Jerry.

I LOVE this SONG!! It’s awesome that you can groove to this!

The lead singer of CCR (John Fogerty) has a bunch of solo tunes that are amazing too. You should check out "Centerfield" or "The Old Man Down The Road".

this genre of rock is known as 'Rock-a-billy"...you have masters right hear...Ty brotha

CCR will always give you that stank face maximus!! One of my favorite bands

They definitely was feeling that one!!

John Fogerty was and still is the man! A truely gifted talent!

I grew up with this album on non-stop in the 70s. One of my father's favourites. Thanks so much Jamel.

One of the best jam sessions from the 60s on record. Their second LP 'Bayou Country' also has Proud Mary and Born on the Bayou thereon. Great sound!!!!!

Blackfoot-Train Train!! I know he would love that song!!! 😃

I've been in a number of bands along the way ( i'm a 65 year old former hippie) and i can honestly say that when youre playing and everyone in the band is in the groove with that magical connection between us, in front of an audience that is also groovin along, into the music, its the most fun you can have with your pants on.

This is the best song ccr ever made in my professional opinion & you were definitely feelin that jam ,my man. you got good taste in music

Keep on Chooglin Best unknown masterpiece ever Just listen

They were doing this over fifty years ago, and John Fogerty is still out there doing it. I saw him at Riverbend in Cincy a couple of Summers ago with ZZ Top and man he ain't missing a lick. In fact, he's better on the guitar than he was back in the day. Once the lockdown is over he will probably be at it again. Plus, he and his sons have been posting videos on KZfaq making music from their home. He don't know how to do anything else but play.

Traveling Band LIVE from Europe..life altering

There are at least 5 more prime CCR songs that I think you'll like: "Proud Mary", "Who'll Stop the Rain", "Up Around the Bend", "Green River", and "Lookin' Out the Back Door".

All these great songs from Creedence Clearwater Revival were recorded between 1968 and 1972.

from CCR, please do "Long as I Can See the Light" and "Someday Never Comes". two of my all time favorites.

CCR one of the best bands of the late 60’s - 70’s !

Congrats on this one Jamel, a deep cut I’ve never seen reacted to yet. Love it. CCR have no bad songs.

‘Lookin out my back door’ is my favorite CCR! The lyrics have cracked me up since I was a kid (1980’s) listening to it on my dad’s record player.

That music was a gift!

CCR kept it real in the studio and on stage. They didn't fuck around.

Just like on the album Bayou Country, they opened concerts with Born on the Bayou and closed with Keep on Chooglin’.

You must check out their live set at Woodstock it’s epic. Keep on Chooglin brother.

So happy you're discovering all the great music and that you appreciate the quality and beauty of the music. Everyone can see that you're really feeling it!

Yes! I HAVE BEEN Spoiled with this Jam All My Life!

When these boys went down into the swamps of Louisiana they must of met some Cajuns cause they come out of their with so much soul an rock that my personal opinion no one has topped them yet.

One of my favorite CCR songs is a rarely played song called "Hot Rod Heart". A really fun song is "Bootleg (Howl)" and make sure it's the video on the Mississippi paddle wheeler. Girl in white steals the show.

Well Jamel, really the only reason I watched this was to see your reaction when that harp started wailing. I wasn't disappointed! Dang that are so many things about the 70s I really miss.

I suggest the Temptations singing "Papa was a rolling stone".

"Long as I can see the Light", CCR. We may be old fucks, but we had some damn good music. Don't tell my daughter I said that.

Request of the day is Lee Michaels "Do You Know What I Mean"