#31
Re: John Fogerty
Sep 10th, 2011
Anyone who's been on a road trip with me knows that John Fogerty/CCR is a must, and I like to crank it loud!
Hot Rod Heart:
Hot Rod Heart:
John Fogerty
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#32Re: John Fogerty
Sep 10th, 2011Quote: Originally Posted by bill barilko
Holy crap, project much.Fogerty is a boring bitter old hack who's voice (such as it was) left him decades ago.
#33
Re: John Fogerty
Sep 10th, 2011Quote: Originally Posted by lone wolf
WTF did you expect in the northern Ontario bush - The Beatles?I saw "CCR" in Elliot Lake a few years back and left very disappointed.
Quote: Originally Posted by Retired_Can_Soldier
Playing country music-a classic definition of Has BeenHoly crap, project much.
John Fogerty Blue Moon Nights - YouTube
In addition some backwoods doofus here thinks Fogerty still has his own hair!!!!
#34
Re: John Fogerty
Sep 10th, 2011Quote: Originally Posted by bill barilko
WTF did you expect in the northern Ontario bush - The Beatles?
Why don't you go see The Beatles? Your chances are as good as mine.Ever heard of Elton John?
#35
Re: John Fogerty
Sep 10th, 2011Quote: Originally Posted by bill barilko
Dude you might want to put down that drink.Playing country music-a classic definition of Has Been
John Fogerty Blue Moon Nights - YouTube
In addition some backwoods doofus here thinks Fogerty still has his own hair!!!!
#37
Re: John Fogerty
Sep 11th, 2011
Brian Adams, Gordon Lightfoot, Anne Murray and all the others got overplayed because
we have a Radio Can Con regulation that 30% of the music played must be Canadian.
Recorded in Canada, Performer, music and lyrics Canadian.
I have so many that could be in the ranks of CCR, Once group I really liked was Blood
Sweat and Tears. Grand Funk Railroad and Country Joe and the Fish were alright as
well. Jefferson Airplane was alright.
Damn every time you folks start this thing with music groups I end up in the basement
hauling oldies upstairs for two day of vinyl. I always liked the music of Paul Simon and
Bob Dylan as we..
we have a Radio Can Con regulation that 30% of the music played must be Canadian.
Recorded in Canada, Performer, music and lyrics Canadian.
I have so many that could be in the ranks of CCR, Once group I really liked was Blood
Sweat and Tears. Grand Funk Railroad and Country Joe and the Fish were alright as
well. Jefferson Airplane was alright.
Damn every time you folks start this thing with music groups I end up in the basement
hauling oldies upstairs for two day of vinyl. I always liked the music of Paul Simon and
Bob Dylan as we..
#38
Re: John Fogerty
Sep 11th, 2011
Bob Dylan is awesome. Seeing him live will likely be one of the most memorable experiences of my life. Been a huge fan of his more than half my life. Leonard Cohen too. Totally different type of music, but they have similar lyrical roots.
#39
Re: John Fogerty
Sep 11th, 2011
HAH,Fogerty couldn't pass as roadie for Crazy Horse,I always have a Young tape in my truck.
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#40Re: John Fogerty
Sep 11th, 2011
Neil Young is great. Funny how a guy who couldn't carry a tune in a bucket can make it so far up the ladder....
#42
Re: John Fogerty
Sep 11th, 2011
Speaking of bitter old man anyone remember this classic Fogerty whine?
JOHN FOGERTY-ZANZ KANT DANZ ATLANTIC CITY NJ 091110 - YouTube
#43
Re: John Fogerty
Sep 11th, 2011Quote: Originally Posted by WLDB
Yes, his rendition.His rendition?
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And it's been covered by other artists.He wrote it.
I wasn't overly thrilled with their renditions, therefore, I like his rendition.
Was that really that hard to grasp?
Man, if you really wanted to point something out, how about the fact that I said "Jones" and not Joad.
Don't ask me why I had Tom Jones on my mind. Since he sucks.
Last edited by CDNBear; Sep 11th, 2011 at 02:47 PM..
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#44Re: John Fogerty
Sep 11th, 2011
There are some artists I never really cared for. Michael Jackson comes to mind, I but would never dispute that he had talent. Some critics are bitter for reasons only they can understand. People can go off about about Fogerty all they want, his music and legacy doesn't need their haters endorsement, it stands up all on its own.
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#45Re: John Fogerty
Sep 11th, 2011Quote: Originally Posted by Retired_Can_Soldier
Yep...There are some artists I never really cared for. Michael Jackson comes to mind, I but would never dispute that he had talent. Some critics are bitter for reasons only they can understand. People can go off about about Fogerty all they want, his music and legacy doesn't need their haters endorsement, it stands up all on its own.
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#46Re: John Fogerty
Sep 11th, 2011Quote: Originally Posted by Retired_Can_Soldier
I never liked Michael Jackson, from the time he first appeared, to when he sang to a pet rat, to the newer stuff. None of it ever appealed to me, not even the Saturday morning cartoon show.There are some artists I never really cared for. Michael Jackson comes to mind, I but would never dispute that he had talent. Some critics are bitter for reasons only they can understand. People can go off about about Fogerty all they want, his music and legacy doesn't need their haters endorsement, it stands up all on its own.
He was talented, but absolutely unappealing to me.
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