Creedence Clearwater Revival – Ninety-Nine And A Half
A soul ultimatum in work boots—demanding all of your heart, set to a back-porch groove that never hurries and never lets go. Before you hear the first snare crack, a…
A soul ultimatum in work boots—demanding all of your heart, set to a back-porch groove that never hurries and never lets go. Before you hear the first snare crack, a…
A Storm-Born Hymn of Southern Grit and Mysticism In the raw, rain-soaked landscape of late-1960s American rock, Creedence Clearwater Revival emerged like a preacher in a lightning storm—urgent, elemental, and…
A weathered prayer at sea: “Sailor’s Lament” sounds like a letter home, folded carefully against the heart and stained by salt and time. The facts float to the surface first,…
A soulful chameleon shifting in the twilight of the swamp-rock era The moment Creedence Clearwater Revival slipped Pendulum into the world in December 1970, the tide had shifted. The band…
A slow, smoke-gray groove that keeps its shoulders down—Creedence Clearwater Revival’s “Gloomy” turns early doubts into momentum, a barroom blues that breathes instead of blares. Start with the pins so…
A gentler creed for a last lap—Creedence Clearwater Revival’s “Lookin’ for a Reason” opens the curtain on the band’s farewell album with a country sway and a grown man’s confession:…
A roadside breeze between bigger storms—Creedence Clearwater Revival’s “Side o’ the Road” is a wordless smile, a little stretch of pavement where the band lets the engine idle and the…
A barroom shuffle with a knowing wink—Creedence Clearwater Revival’s “Get Down Woman” takes a compact blues riff for a slow walk and turns tough talk into toe-tapping stamina. Let’s set…
A Stax-tinged vow to keep moving—Creedence Clearwater Revival’s “Born to Move” takes a soul groove, sets it to West Coast grit, and turns motion itself into a kind of faith.…
A breezy corner jam turned album heartbeat—Creedence Clearwater Revival’s “Poorboy Shuffle” is CCR’s jug-band daydream: all pocket, no pretense, a porch-step grin between bigger storms. Let’s anchor the facts before…