of course the preffered musical selection to set the right ambience was CCR!. Was a song ahead of its time, but capable of lasting forever.ĭuring the summers before school would start my buddies and me would take every try to get together on the weekends, as we were not working, and go camping. Gritty look at the class system in the U.S. Nnot only has a great political message but the best guitar drum cohesiveness. Armed Forces and those that not only talk the talk but walk the walk. it's message is one of love for a country going through a difficult time.
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Has a good run in the movie Forrest Gump. In the Vietnam scene of the Forrest Gump movie, this song strikes like million volts. I just can't stop admiring that one of the most simpliest rhythm guitar riffs. I just said to my brother that he should compose a better rock'n roll song than "Fortunate Son" and then come and tell me what is really ROCK'N ROLL!. if I knew what makes a great song I'd write a few and not spend my mondays at the office. I was hooked on Creedence from that point on. Fortunate Son I first saw CCR perform Fortunate Son on the Ed Sullivan Show in late 1969 and the power of the performance just knocked my socks off.
You may also compare these results with the similar survey held on the Internet 13 years later.ġ. I also edited and added a selection of people's reasons for their picks. Americans seemed to like "Proud Mary" and "Lodi", Finns "Fortunate Son" and "Travelin' Band".ĥ1 songs were scored - nobody can say Creedence only had a couple of decent songs.
The 304 contributors came from USA, Canada, Germany, Sweden, Norway, Denmark, Finland, Argentina, Brazil, Colombia, Mexico, The Netherlands, Belgium and Italy. #1 got 4 points, #2 got 2 and #3 got 1 point. Each had to submit three greatest Creedence songs - not more. Here is the scoreboard of international Creedence Song survey that was held on this site between 30 September and 15 December, 1995.
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