Bruce Springsteen w/ John Fogerty - Travelin' Band (Live VFC 2004)

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Bruce Springsteen & The E Street Band with John Fogerty - Travelin' Band at Continental Airlines Arena, East Rutherford NJ on October 13/2004

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  • Love watching these two perform together. Would be great to see them do some of the more well known CCR tracks. Fortunate Son is the only other one I've seen them do and that is just excellent.

  • @audiohex They also do Centerfield together!

  • Wow !!!! Time to dance, lol.

    Thanks ,

    Patricia

  • @kabouterke007 Party time:-)

  • Very lively, if I am correct the original was by CCR, but this song sounds and feels like a Chuck Berry music.

  • @prem73 Hi Prem, you're right, it's originally recorded by CCR and written by John Fogerty

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  • John, Bruce, and Clarence - R&R in its prime!

  • RIP, Big Man...

    

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  • Awesome! How many rock legends is that on one stage...too many to count! :) RIP Big Man...great sax solo! Can't believe you're gone. Thanks for all the wonderful notes you left behind.

  • the number sounds like Little Richard on the flipside how about "Little Lou" by Eddie Cochran

  • Good Golly Miss Molly they sure had a ball!

  • these 2 are awesome!! RIP Big Man

  • @prem73 John actually wrote it to be in the style of Little Richard. Same era, though. :)

  • Brilliant.

  • The 2 good singers

  • thank you!

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