John Fogerty – Heaven’s Just A Sin Away
“Heaven’s Just a Sin Away” is the kind of song that smiles like salvation while quietly admitting temptation has already won. The version you’re calling up—John Fogerty singing “Heaven’s Just…
“Heaven’s Just a Sin Away” is the kind of song that smiles like salvation while quietly admitting temptation has already won. The version you’re calling up—John Fogerty singing “Heaven’s Just…
A road-song about being stranded becomes a family song about finding your way back—because sometimes “home” is simply the people who know the words with you. When John Fogerty revisited…
A kitchen-table blues about belonging—“Rhubarb Pie” finds its sweetness not in romance or rebellion, but in the ordinary comfort of home, memory, and simple pleasures. “Rhubarb Pie” arrives as one…
“Radar” is a wry, streetwise song about being tracked by love—when desire turns into pursuit, and freedom starts to feel like a narrow escape. If you know John Fogerty mainly…
“Moody River” in John Fogerty’s hands is a river of memory—old heartbreak folklore re-sung with road-worn compassion, as if the past still whispers from the waterline. John Fogerty recorded “Moody…
“Honey Do” is John Fogerty laughing at love’s little chores—rockabilly sunshine with a wink, where devotion sounds like a weekend “to-do” list you can’t quite escape. “Honey Do” arrives as…
“I Don’t Care (Just As Long As You Love Me)” is a love vow that shrugs at the weather and the world—John Fogerty singing as if devotion is the only…
The restless spirit of rock confronts the shadows of its own making. When John Fogerty released “Wicked Old Witch” as part of his 2004 album Deja Vu (All Over Again),…
“Born on the Bayou” (with Kid Rock) feels like an old swamp myth told in a new voice—John Fogerty keeping the murky folklore intact, while Kid Rock adds modern grit…
“My Toot Toot” is pure American joy in motion—John Fogerty tipping his hat to Louisiana zydeco and reminding us that a good-time spirit is worth defending. John Fogerty’s take on…