If you actively dislike Creedence Clearwater Revival, then I can never respect anything you have to say about anything.

I just want a menswear catalog that offers all of Fogerty’s shirts

https://newrepublic.com/article/112624/john-fogertys-70-flannel-shirt

Well just got the cd. Blooming linernotes are a bit on the nonexistent side aren't they?

Heard a tidbit of the middle-part jam from Ramble Tamble as transition music on my NPR station today and it made my day

Where is the love for that song? It's easily one of my favorite CCR songs for a number of reasons but primarily because there is a monster jam hidden inside the primary song framework. It's like going on a tiny trip to Cosmo's Factory and then being safely delivered home at the end. Good lyrics too.

Could've swore RambleTamble had its own thread, but all I see is New (Old) Warehouse Decree: EVERY FRIDAY is CREEDENCE FRIDAY

that's it? where is the love? ramble tamble is the best

it ranked #2 in the ILM tracks poll

POLLIN' on the river — CREEDENCE CLEARWATER REVIVAL (ILM artist poll #62) RESULTS THREAD

what really needs some love as an underrated deep cut is PAGAN BABY

ok good
#2 is satisfactory :)

one time i was jamming to ramble tamble in my car and i was headed straight on the road, but the guy next to me in the left turn lane missed his light bc he was staring at me while i was chooglin. haha loser!

Pagan Baby is a truly great song title

the guy next to me in the left turn lane missed his light bc he was staring at me while i was chooglin. haha loser!

lol

the power of the choogle

i am surprised about the rather mediocre performance of effigy (#14) in that poll. my ccr island song towering far above the rest. somehow i missed the poll.

pagan baby is a jam.

ok good
#2 is satisfactory :)

one time i was jamming to ramble tamble in my car and i was headed straight on the road, but the guy next to me in the left turn lane missed his light bc he was staring at me while i was chooglin. haha loser!

When possible, make a legal U-turn
make a left at Exit 77, Bayou Country
At the git go, make a right
Keep on choogling (?? miles??)

---> down the road u go

i usually mute my maps app when i'm driving, but if i could get john fogerty to yell "keep on chooglin!" at me every few minutes i'd definitely leave it on

https://images.recordsale.de/600/600/cdpix/c/creedenceclearwaterrevival-chooglin(3).jpg
A1 I Heard It Through the Grapevine 11:05
A2 Keep on Chooglin' 7:40
B1 Suzie Q 8:34
B2 Pagan Baby 6:25
B3 Born on the Bayou 5:10

this is how i got into ccr. love the jams

bad ass, never seen that

lol comp is literally all choogle

That track listing screams "cassette-only, sold for $3 at truck stops."

that's pretty much the only album that should be sold at truck stops

There was a CCR truckstop comps called Hot Sauce or something, definitely had a bottle of hot sauce on the cover. All rockers.

Hot Stuff...just looked like a graphic on a hot sauce bottle

https://images-na.ssl-images-amazon.com/images/I/61xPK2DvCKL._SY355_.jpg

I'm not sure m bison's recent post is getting the attention it deserves.

Yeah, I was gonna say... A+!

lmao

I just want a menswear catalog that offers all of Fogerty’s shirts
https://newrepublic.com/article/112624/john-fogertys-70-flannel-shirt

Fogerty thanked the rock critic and then pulled out a plastic-bagged flannel shirt identical to the one he was wearing. "Here," he said, "have one of my 'Fortunate Son' shirts."

I don't know, I could go for some "Lodi" underpants.

https://cdn.spiritshop.com/DynamicImageHandler.ashx?pid=332&did=20304&tt=Lodi&bt=Your+Text&cid=9729&yt=2020&cp1=EEEEEE&cp2=000000

if only he had used choogle maps

When possible, make a legal U-turn
make a left at Exit 77, Bayou Country
At the git go, make a right
Keep on choogling (?? miles??)

The bathroom is on the right

Heard a tidbit of the middle-part jam from Ramble Tamble as transition music on my NPR station today and it made my day

Where is the love for that song? It's easily one of my favorite CCR songs for a number of reasons but primarily because there is a monster jam hidden inside the primary song framework. It's like going on a tiny trip to Cosmo's Factory and then being safely delivered home at the end. Good lyrics too.

― weird woman in a bar (La Lechera)

one of the many records i listened to last year was a record called "outlaw overtones" by a band called "ramble tamble" who, yes, i just listened to because any band named "ramble tamble" couldn't possibly be all bad.

and i do like it! good lo-fi jams, not much in the way of choogle though.

ts: chooglin vs. tamblin

Russ Chooglin

^^^ I see what you did there...

A video popped up on my Facebook yesterday with John telling his Woodstock story about playing after the Dead. Dead dropped acid before they went on, and then there were rain and PA delays, which must have been a huge cluster... A bunch of Deadheads were commenting and calling John a whiner, saying the Dead's legacy is so much greater than CCR's. I dunno, I don't have a punchline to this story, I just know which band I'd rather listen to.

I think I saw that Ramble Tamble band live several years ago

they're pretty good — but the band name is perhaps a little misleading, haha.

Only on Choogle Maps can you find Louisiana just a mile from Texarkana.

kudos

Deadheads not taking kindly to any criticism of their beloved band shockah

And not taking kindly to any mention of quality control

https://i.imgur.com/BK6RkYH.png

^^^^superb

A+

And not taking kindly to any mention of quality control

― The Fearless Thread Killers (James Redd and the Blecchs), Thursday, August 29, 2019 1:48 PM (one hour ago) bookmarkflaglink

The thing is, the Dead themselves admitted they sucked at Woodstock, and most Deadheads (I almost used the phrase "discerning Deadheads," but thought better of it) don't rate that performance highly at all. I don't think it was any kind of holy grail for, or otherwise coveted by, tape traders.

A bunch of Deadheads were commenting and calling John a whiner, saying the Dead's legacy is so much greater than CCR's. I dunno, I don't have a punchline to this story, I just know which band I'd rather listen to.

― confusementalism (Dan Peterson), Thursday, August 29, 2019 10:34 AM (four hours ago) bookmarkflaglink

The absolute worst thing about the Grateful Dead is their legacy. And I say that as a fan.

Thanks. Curious what exactly you mean by “legacy” here.

I assume maybe you mean the huge body of recordings.

I meant their legacy as it's manifested itself in innumerable "jam" bands and the cultures that surround most of them.

nice one joygoat.

The Dead certainly have a larger, longer "legacy" of touring for decades, people travelling for multiple runs of shows, trading tapes... the whole Dead gestalt is a unique thing. I haven't heard the new CCR Woodstock recording yet, but they seem like a pretty fine-tuned machine, driven by a very exacting taskmaster, whereas the Dead were the complete antithesis of that: a bunch of hippies who would gobble acid before going out to play in front of half a million people. There's a great story of the whole Dead debacle I was just reading here:

http://deadessays.blogspot.com/2019/07/the-dead-at-woodstock-guest-post.html

^Thx for posting this, it's very interesting (and well-written)