John Fogerty – Natural Thing
“Natural Thing” celebrates desire as instinct and destiny—love as old as the flower and the bee, and as stubborn as a heartbeat that won’t be argued with. By the time…
“Natural Thing” celebrates desire as instinct and destiny—love as old as the flower and the bee, and as stubborn as a heartbeat that won’t be argued with. By the time…
“Searchlight” is Fogerty’s song for the years you spend stumbling in the dark—until one small beam inside you finally finds the way back. When John Fogerty released “Searchlight” on January…
“Vanz Kant Danz” is a bitter little fable about power—how greed can grin, steal, and still insist it’s the victim. “Vanz Kant Danz” (originally released as “Zanz Kant Danz”) closes…
“Mr. Greed” is Fogerty’s hard stare at appetite without conscience—an old-rocker’s warning that when possession becomes a religion, it starts eating the people who kneel to it. “Mr. Greed” arrived…
When truth feels bruised and the heart refuses to stay quiet, this song draws a hard line: enough is enough. If you’re looking for where John Fogerty placed his anger…
“It Ain’t Right” is Fogerty’s quick flash of moral clarity—rockabilly fire and plain-spoken outrage, gone in a blink but echoing like a slammed screen door. John Fogerty’s “It Ain’t Right”…
“A Hundred and Ten in the Shade” is John Fogerty turning Southern heat into a moral weather report—where sweat, faith, and endurance hang in the air like thunder that refuses…
“Summer of Love” remembers 1967 with a wary smile—celebrating the electricity of youth while admitting how quickly ideals can blur into slogans and echoes. On October 2, 2007, John Fogerty…
A burst of comeback joy — “I Can’t Help Myself” is John Fogerty’s shimmying, slightly restless sequel to “Centerfield,” a short, gleeful declaration that the long silence is over and…
“Lodi” is a weary road-song about the moment the dream stalls—when a working musician realizes the next town isn’t glory at all, just another night, another bar, and nowhere near…