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i agree, for 3 years they absolutley crushed it. timeless stuff

I love this ditty from the new John Fogerty album.  Listen for the use of the classic "Fortunate Son" phrase.  John Fogerty - I Can't Take It No More

this is as simplistic as anything that came out in the 60's. he wrote enough of these type of songs, he can't top it at this point

true dat

one hellva rock band

thanks guys

yo pimp yo. going to see the lovely drive by truckers and others at rothbury this weekend

Bora-a-Bora to West Michigan - jees coming to my neck of the woods, raining like mad today, though say should be dry for the weekend.  Come by if you want, I'll serve you some of my special $400.00 burgers off my grill.  Or what condo are you in and can you leave my name with security?  You know, the song may be simplistic, but it amazes me how much less political music has been of late that it was in the heydays of CCR, and on that alone I love it.

i will be seing the black crowes and grace potter in virginia with a MOGGER dood

have fun

oh this here band is pretty darn good double S

need to see em live....

Someday i'll manage to catch the Driveby Truckers...

Creedence had about three or four songs that helped define the era; we fought the Viet Nam war to a soundtrack of the Stones and Creedence. The Bad Moon shone on all too many over there.

I'm not sure how you're defining Southern since they came from San Francisco, but I get the sentiment.

Whether Creedence were actually out of Califunnya or not, their artistic roots were in the Deep Deep South; they played a very Delta blues/southern boogie style music. In the day, a lot of people thought they must be from cajun country.

I do like Credence myself.  I enjoy listening to all of their songs. 

There's a bathroom on the right...! :)