Creedence Clearwater Revival First Time Listen! Vocal ANALYSIS of John Fogerty's awesome vocals!

"I put a spell on you" is not only an amazing cover, it's an INCREDIBLE vocal performance!

This is actually the radio edit version Elizabeth - the proper album version is near the 10 minute mark you're looking for!

John Fogerty's voice is legendary in rock-blues music. No one sounds like him.

John Fogerty is not just a singer. He's a force of nature.

"Born On The Bayou"👍

Ccr is timeless and classic.

John Fogherty’s voice is absolutely one to obsess over.

I used to be a sound tech, and DJ, my life ran with a constant sound track, even while I slept. But somewhere I stoped enjoying music. Seeing your joy and enjoyment of both the technical elements and also the feeling of music remind me of the love I used to have and inspires me to try and find it again. I've just binge watched you for a about 4 hours.

Fogerty has such a dynamic vocal quality. He can do dark and sinister with songs like "I Put a Spell On You" and "Run Through the Jungle." He can do light and kooky with songs like "Lookin' Out My Back Door" and "It Came Out of the Sky". He gives his voice a bit of edge in songs like "Fortunate Son." And raucous in songs like "Sweet Hitch-Hiker" and "Travelin' Band". and he can also do sad and mournful with songs like "Have You Ever Seen the Rain?" and "Someday Never Comes". Highly recommend all of those songs

100% this is the face she makes when discussing the line, "HOID it through the grapevine"

This is the kind of music my Dad would play around the house on his old records when I was a kid. C.C.R., The Allman Brothers, Lynyrd Skynyrd, and The Outlaws were the kinds of bands I was raised on before getting older and branching out into heavier things, but I'll ALWAYS love this kind of music to the day I die. No matter how much time passes, songs like this never get old.

Elizabeth, this is a perfect example of why you are by far the best "song reaction" youtuber out there! Vocally, I learn so much from you. Something new with each video. And your "charismatic" personality makes it pure joy to watch you! I'm always smiling throughout your videos. Thank you for sharing!! :face-red-heart-shape:

Nothing makes me happier than seeing someone experience CCR for the first time!

And every law student who takes an IP class always gets to read Fantasy v. Fogerty where John Fogerty got sued for sounding like John Fogerty.

John Fogerty is a National Treasure.

Just stumbled across this video and thoroughly enjoyed your analysis! I’m a 73 year old guy who listened to Creedence as a teen and has followed John Fogerty ever since, loving his singing, songwriting and stylistic guitar playing all the while. I Heard It Through The Grapevine was one song that I paid little attention to, having been exposed to the original by Gladys Knight in my hometown of Detroit and superficially dismissing this as a ‘cover’. But your analysis is a pure delight and had me saying ‘Yes!’ every time John hit one of the high notes. I loved the excitement you showed at these moments, and it reminds me of the powerful emotions that good music evokes in us. I’ll be sure to subscribe and see what else your channel has to offer.

If you've seen any Vietnam era movie, you know one CCR song, Fortunate Son.

I'm surprised that Elizabeth started CCR with a cover song and not an original. Recommend next, either Fortunate Son, Have You Ever Seen the Rain, Bad Moon Rising or Up Around the Bend

They started in El Cerrito CA, my aunt knew them before they became big, she met them at Bank of America, she was a teller. She said John Fogerty was always nice. Having grown up in that area the band has always been a favorite of mine.

Born on the Bayou ❤