Drummers never get the credit they deserve, so hats off to Kenny Aronoff for some rock solid backing for a classic track. Thing is about John Fogarty, what you see is what you get. He really is a family man.
So nice to see John's sons following their father's footsteps in the music industry! They even have John's classic 60s CCR hair Lol 😂.John is such an awesome legend,Keep Rockin' John! 👏
I saw John Fogerty a week ago in Tennessee. His sons were in a group called Hearty Har which opened for him. They then stayed on stage to back their dad.
The most beautiful thing to do what you like the most and with your children, what a father I love your music, thanks for existing, greetings from a Mexican 
I cant think of anything more wonderful than a moment like that with your sons. you have blessed me for decades of your wonderful music songs that bring back incredible memories yu are truly one of me heros
What a beautiful scene , seeing a father and his sons with so much love and affection. We need more of those Dads. My respect Mr. Fogerty. May God bless you and your family.
Im bloody thankful my father introduced me to old blues and rock etc, once I saw John Fogerty playing with his kids and angus young jumping round the stage i wanted to play so badly, its been 10 years this month since my dad got me into guitar/harmonica/singing!
I just had to echo everyone's comments here. It's really awesome watching them play this song. He has a great family of musicians. His daughter is now playing rythem with them as well. There are a lot of videos of them out singing his old songs! He has got to be in heaven now. He went through so much junk with his old record company and the old CCR band. It's really nice to see him having fun for a change!! Great job John!!!!!
Os filhos do John estão com os cabelos iguais aos que ele tinha quando iniciou o CCR. Dizem que o melhor presente que um pai pode dar aos filhos é fazer com que os filhos tenham orgulho do pai. Parabéns pai John!
I think his young lad got a bit nervous and started the riff a liitle fast but great to see them rocking away - shit happens its live. Which is well good!!! Cheers to all Foggies out there. From the Scottish highlands.
this is so good to see--son of the guns--theyve been listening to dad for years--so why not--they look like john when he grew his hair in 1968 -- ccr look and the miller shirts
Continuation ... which gradually got higher all the way to the top of this meadow. So I had the Fence in front of me, and I could only see Creedence from their waist ... Which was awesome!!!! After they finished, I believe Sly & Family Stone came on to take us HIGHER!!!! Then the Acid was doing its magic (as we were flying) ... To then hear the deep raspy voice say; " Ladies & Gentlemen... The WHO". I still get goosebumps remembering that show... and I do remember...( by the time they came on,
He is, in CCR the drums were always just as front and center as John and his guitar and vocals, it must be surreal for John to have his sons playing with him.
John is a great father and you can bet his sons turn out great as well...He kissed both on stage and I thought that was super special...My father would never do that for me...sadly...He has the greatest drummer there...love them all...
I was thinking the same thing and imagining how cool was that to be playing with Dad on the big stage in England. The boys look to be all of 15 & 17 and Royal Albert was big but I also couldn't help but wonder how it all turned out for them all these years later. Good I hope. Fogerty had a reputation of being a hard ass and a bit of a control freak about his music. He also was a bit of a genius and it's hard to argue with success but I believe he missed his true calling which was pure psychedelia as evidenced by the brilliance he puts down at the end (in the long versions) of Suzie Q. There are no words. Just a rare pulsating rhythm that carries you away with a sound that isn't acquired. It's born in you and it's down on the Bayou too, as a variation of a theme, but it that takes you to the same place. For a few minutes he wasn't a hillbilly trying to make a buck and betwixt & between the rock-a-billy are glimpses of a future that never happened. To be sure he created a unique sound that found success but Creedence never evolved and that's too bad. The Beatles - the Yardbirds.. all the great ones evolved and looking back all these years later it makes me wonder about Fogerty. He strikes me as the victim who willingly got trapped by a success that limited his potential and It was good but I wonder how it could have all turned out
IM SO GLAD JOHN REACHED THIS POINT IN LIFE AND THINGS TURNED OUT LIKE THIS AFTER ALL THE NASTY SHIT HE HAD TO DEAL WITH FROM THOSE PARASITES THAT ROBBED HIS TALENT
John Fogerty kept up the pace, but I think it cost him depth in his vocal expression, staying more to the surface. I almost checked the playback speed. He does kick ass though! lol
First of all the guitar is a PRS.... CCR were one of the few groups that I got to see & enjoy at WOODSTOCK '69 ... On Saturday night (as I recall) I made my way down to the front of this crowd of 500,000+ people enjoying this Festival... There was a pathway that was kept open for emergencies ... around the front of the stage.. that's how I was able to get that close to the stage...but they had 12 ft. Fence to keep the stage secure... I was at the very bottom of the meadow, which gradually got
1) Did John change the way he sang this song? It threw me off a little compared to the Original CCR version 2) John Fogerty is doing it right teaching his kids how to play---- I'd really love to see his kids play more songs with him, especially the Creedence songs- Tyler and Shane did awesome; They really are Fortunate Sons!
That was a thrill to see and know what a good man john is...You can see this in his sons...I was so happy that this made him happy at this time in his life...Bless them all...
