A-Chooglin’ on Down to New Orleans

Posted by Lance Davis - October 23, 2012 - CCR, Creedence, Doug Clifford, John Fogerty, Stu Cook, Tom Fogerty

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Creedence Clearwater Revival Royal Albert Hall London, England April 14, 1970 John Fogerty: vocals, guitar Tom Fogerty: rhythm guitar Stu Cook: bass Doug Clifford: drums Here’s a ferocious live document of Creedence at their live apex. This was a few months before the release of Cosmo’s Factory, so the setlist was composed of songs from […]

The Great(est) American Rock ‘n’ Roll Band: Creedence Clearwater Revival

Posted by Lance Davis - September 11, 2010 - Booker T and the MGs, CCR, Creedence, Doug Clifford, Elvis, John Fogerty, Stu Cook, Tom Fogerty, Uncle Tupelo

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How fundamentally badass is Creedence Clearwater Revival? They appeal to everybody over the age of embryo and younger than 102. Men and women. Whites, blacks, and all manner of ethnicity in between. Fancypants intellectuals and working class mulletheads. They’re beloved for heavy rock songs with big, fat guitar tones, twangy, backporch country, and high, […]

… And I Couldn’t Even Talk To You

Posted by Lance Davis - August 28, 2010 - Creedence, I love you Leilani, Jeff Tweedy, John Fogerty, Mavis Staples

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“At one point my wife and I had a mild misunderstanding. I wouldn’t even call it a fight. She was miffed, taking our young son out, wishing I’d be a little more involved. But there I was, the musician manic and possessed, holding everything up. Without me, it all collapses, so I’m feeling quite put […]