Creedence Clearwater Revival - Suzie Q.

#CCR Creedence Clearwater Revival is undeniably one of the greatest rock bands of all time, with an instantly recognizable, raw, bayou sound, popularized in songs like "Proud Mary" and "Green River”. Since their formation in the 1960s, CCR has sold over 50 million records, while their songs remain in heavy rotation on the radio.

Though the band only released 7 studio albums in their too-short career, Creedence had an astonishing track record: eight consecutive gold singles ("Proud Mary," "Bad Moon Rising," "Green River," "Down on the Corner," "Who'll Stop the Rain," "Up Around the Bend," "Lookin' Out My Back Door," "Have You Ever Seen the Rain?") and eight consecutive gold albums. With music that sounds as fresh and compelling today as it did 30 years ago, CCR is one of a handful of bands whose entire body of work has attained true "classic" status.

Creedence Clearwater Revival Socials

[gibbo]

i am 184 years old, and i've been listening to this song since the industrial revolution after discovering it in a road trip with my buddy Napoleon. Never gets old. Truly a classic.

[karensilla]

I am an original fan from way back late 60s/70s. Always will be

[grampstries]

That sound! The Great songs CCR did and with that "one in a billion" golden voice of John Fogerty may they live on forever.

[ksingleton]

Born in 1958, this is what I grew up listing to. 9 years old and listening to this on a little red hand held Transistor Radio in a little town called Darrtown, Ohio. Living in a dysfunctional home where both parents drank heavily this was my escape. At a time of every child's life where he invited his/her friends to their home that wasn't the case for me. I never wanted my friends to see how my family was. If you have a child that never brings his friends to your home there is a reason for it and it's not because of your child!

[susanaduenas]

My dad would always play this for me when i was younger because my name is Susana, but his nickname for me was always "my Suzie Q", or "my Q"... he recently passed away before his birthday and i had not spoken to him for almost three years before he did due to a big argument. I was regretful and in denial, but holding on to good memories has helped and this song brings back the best times i've had with him. I love you daddy, i will always be your Suzie Q.

[eddiebills]

One of the necessary rock groups of the 60's. Fantastic!

[strattuner]

WALKED out high school 1969, opened the door of my 65 cuda s and turned the radio on, this was playing, its been a helluva ride this then, CCR was so radical they couldn't even get along, the music of our youth was REAL MUSIC

[larrysmfll]

I started diggin' CCR in high school. Still have their albums, still love to hear them ... loud. The group's music is fantastic with a sound unique to them. You can't listen to CCR and not have your mood brightened. Gotta love 'em!!

[billhall]

Oh yes the classics a hundred years later still hit the mark

[judewoodward]

Everyone needs a little CCR in their life!!!

[Helios]

The best band, i have never heard of, unreal guitar work.

[rongibson]

Using head phones to listen to this. Love the way it sounds.

[TheOriginalZeppgirl]

Every single one of their songs is beautiful. I never get tired of listening to them. CCR will rock on until infinity ❤🎉❤

[earlwoodson]

that’s why the 60s had the best ROCK☮️🎶

[dondressel]

This song brings back memories of when I had my draft card in hand waiting for them to draft me to the Vietnam war
Then suddenly the war ended
I was one of the lucky ones

[Matt-ecyb]

Every time grand dad would start his bus this song would come on the tape player. He passed this year to cancer but this song always makes me feel closer to him. Rock In Power OG 💚

[magumina]

17 years old and I love this tune.. my grandma use to play this when I was about 5

[jacolineadelin]

I’m 72 and I love Creedence and the Eagles

[sergeypodkoren]

впервые купил и слушал ССR в 1972 г. на комете .катушки, 19 скорость. "Cоsmo's Factory". и слушаю их до сих пор. Какой задор, какая ярость, какой талант!!

[Dove]

WHEN I LISTEN TO CCR I THINK OF MY DAD. WHILE GROWING UP WE KNEW DAD WAS IN A GOOD MOOD WHEN WE HEARD CCR BLASTING.