Creedence Clearwater Revival- Midnight Special

ccr singing midnite special... I MADE THIS VIDEO, i had to edit the 29 minute concert just to get this clip

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Music

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• ccr
• creedence
• clearwater
• revival
• john
• fogerty
• midnight
• special

[fryskbloed]

EARGASMN!!!



[MrIamNico]

This song reminds me of my dad going to the South and picking up prostitutes. And then my mom having to go to the sheriffs office to bail him out.

[oldermusiclover]

my late dad used to sing this around the house. MY FAV VERSION> WISH I COULD PLAY LIKE JOHN

[MultiKZB]

@Geepsterr I have always wondered what it was about Bakersfield...maybe the heat!! Nevertheless, I will always enjoy John Fogerty...I think one of the best videos on Youtube is with Sidney Simien and Fogerty singing Sidney's "My Toot Toot." It is as if Fogerty finally found his element and just revels in the feeling.

[MultiKZB]

@poppaluv Actually, there are good and bad cops everywhere...even in ole San Diego! lol I have often said that at least New Orleans was honest about its corrpution!! "A spark plug socket"...in the '90's yet...must admit though, that despite everything and having lived in San Diego for over 50 years, my heart is in New Orleans...going to get there yet...

[Geepsterr]

@MultiKZB Heh I agree in large part , but case in point Buck Owens is from California too and he could sound pretty darn hick . Then there is Dwight Yoakum from same town of Bakersfield Ca..almost like an in tune Hank Sr. Bear in mind a parrot can fool you into thinking you are hearing a 78 record of Caruso, surface scratches and all . Part talent , part immersion .

[poppaluv]

@MultiKZB Yes, of course. Forgive me I misunderstood where you were coming from. Hell, I grew up in the Upper 9th(now in "da Parish"), and was arrested at the lakefront for felony concealed weapon. what was it? A spark plug socket. Yes ,read that again. I spent the night in OPP before they made it "nice" in the mid-'90s. LOL!! Good AND bad cops here.

[MultiKZB]

@poppaluv Angola was/is the Louisiana State Prison. During the 20th century, the NOPD often planted "evidence" on the accused who then went through a sham of a trial and often ended up serving time in Angola. As James Booker shouts during one of his rants, "Some of those boys in Angola are serving 200 and 300 years for nothing more than baking powder." James was well aware as he spent time there along with many other musicians from New Orleans, such as Aaron Neville.

[poppaluv]

@MultiKZB What does Angola have to do w/ the NOPD?????

[poppaluv]

@Geepsterr True , we still used the Napoleonic Code.