CCR The Who'll Stop The Rain 1970 Live in Oakland

[richardliamtygosven]

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[lebarosky]

Thx wilerobby. Btw check out the concert stills in this vid. You will notice that the drummer and guitarist are watching John. He is very much the leader and they had their eyes on him for a reason. Great band!

[jessiechenfang]

CCR evergreen

[lebarosky]

This band is one of the tightest rock groups to ever play. They are always right on tune right on target and never ever sloppy in any way. Here they are on stage and they sound like a studio cut.

[WileERobby]

@lebarosky You are so right. Exactly my thoughts when I saw them in Madison Square Garden in 1970. I was astounded at the tightness of the live performance, I vividly remember to this day.

[kelosker]

CCR immortal

[MsPamurphy]

Certainly this is one of their best songs. Good Job CCR!

[slownoman]

Our next door neighbors, northside Berkeley, were friends with the Fogertys. We used to listen to 'em practice, right after they change from the Golligwogs to CCR. WE knew they were good, but had no idea they'd become the icons they justifiably became. For those of us who served during the Vietnam era, no song was stronger than Fortunate Son. We used to scream that song along with the radio. Truth is a powerful thing, and music is its most effective vehicle, when done right, and CCR did.

[martinone9]

This live verson of this song is the first time I heard it,I think it sounds better than the studio version.

[Choogler1]

this is audio recording from April 15th ,1970 @ Berkely Auditorium...Great handle though "Grateful Creedence "...two of my fav's ,also !

[Choogler1]

hey check out creedence county rockers ,CCR TRIBUTE on you tube...

[nerdistmonk]

No this Oakland County Coliseum, January 31st, 1970. or otherwise known as "The Concert"

[marioascierto83]

Where's the live? Fuck...

[asturras]

Doug Clifford was a very great drummer!

[MrZol]

i read in a interview he used 18 inch hi-hats !! gotta have em if you want the real CCR sound !!

[GalaxyHorse]

Yes, interestingly John Fogerty thought he overplayed on this song-but i think this is some of his best work, the rolls are spot on timing, tasteful and suit the track-Fogerty prefers Anroff

[RoCkForeVeR117]

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