The Day John Fogerty Wrote 'Bad Moon Rising'

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Welcome to the official YouTube page of legendary musician John Fogerty of Creedence Clearwater Revival.

Some songs you might recognize from John's historical career are 'Proud Mary,' 'Fortunate Son,' 'Down on the Corner,' 'Centerfield,' and tons more!

Although in his 70s, John shows no signs of slowing down, creating new music, and continuing to tour the world, so be sure to tune in, subscribe, and keep on the pulse of all things John Fogerty.

For more on John, make sure to follow him across social media at the links below:

[supasoulproductions]

Who needs interviewers, when you can just tell the stories yourself. Brilliant!

[edward]

You are my Rock-n-Roll Hero 🎸. God Bless John Fogerty and Family ✝️🙏🕊️

[darrenmcwilliams]

One of the greatest singer / songwriters of all time. Thank you John. ❤

[renegaujon]

Je vais avoir 72 ans dans 2 mois, je suis l'un de vos fans, et j'ai adoré à la fin des années 60 et suivantes votre groupe CCR! Vos chansons raisonnent toujours au fond de moi et raisonneront jusqu'à la fin de ma vie! Merci Monsieur, bravo pour votre carrière et tous ce bonheur musical que vous nous avez offert!👏👏👍👍👍

[Apo]

PLEASE MORE VIDEOS LIKE THIS.
As a hardcore fan I already knew the story. John himself has told it before on interviews but watching him talk about it in video and showing the actual gear is priceless.

[barbaramonaco]

Have loved you forever! Appreciate your stories.

[angelnblue]

My brother got me hooked on CCR. He played it every morning before school in 1969-70. Still listening in 2024! ☮️❤️

[BlackcK-gmzi]

Mr Folgerty … this is my favourite song ever. The lyrics are and will forever remain iconic 😊

[grammyb]

You are truly the best, John. I Love you as if we did know each other, since the music started. I can’t thank you enough for the joy and depth you have added to my life. I have to see you soon. Love from an old Texan. My favorite is actually Up Around the Bend. Just because it always makes me so happy with the intro. ♥️♥️♥️♥️

[dianamccall]

I am 75 and when I was in nursing school, Proud Mary was “ our song”. 54 years later we play it and dance at our reunions. Bless your heart John and CCR.

[stephaniemckenna]

I once asked (actor and fellow Irishman) Donal Logue what he thought of Fogerty. His reply? The one word that describes the man perfectly... "Genius."

[Adam-nvzo]

I love hearing the origins of these songs. I've listened to CCR since before I can remember as a child. Thank you, John.

[rchydrozz]

I still play all your songs in my car on a USB thumb drive. Oh the memories, but the music lives on.

[Adam-wlwn]

More videos like this one please! P.S. Lodi is one of my favourite songs of all time.

[younkenfilms]

Wow, I've recently been binge-watching CCR videos and interviews and when I saw the Royal Albert Hall video I grabbed my guitar to play along and noticed you were playing in what looked like a different key than Tom. That's when I realized you were tuned down to D and I could hear how that created the cool blend of your guitars for that signature CCR sound. I told my music buddy about it and now I see this video explaining why you did that. Love you John Fogerty! ✌❤🎸

[pietbliksem]

Thanks for sharing! Makes me feel like I was there.

[TheMarian]

What a beautiful story, John! I've loved your music since I was 12 and now I'm 36. I grew up listening to, loving your music and Creedence. I saw you live at Luna Park in Argentina in 2012. It was a dream come true. Infinite thanks, John! A guitar tuned in D sounds powerful ;)

[raccoonlittlebear]

That's an awesome story. Thank you John! 💪🎸👍

[riverraisin]

Going to the roller skating rink around 1970-71 kids would be skating and hanging out, listening to the music. Then you'd hear "737 comin' outta the sky..." And everyone would pile into the rink and skate as fast as they could.
Good times.

[patticriss]

I was watching a Rock and Roll history show. The host said he’d recently been to your Vegas show with the kids. Said it started with Elvis singing “ProudMary”. Just made me love you more. Did you get to meet him, I wonder? John, you’re leaving good things behind you. Thanks for singing the soundtrack to all of our youths.
You will be remembered.
Elvis, man. 50 years later and I still quake to see him and hear him.
I enjoyed your story. Keep telling them.