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Guess we could call this 45 a BlueVelvet [Violet] Clearwater Revival.

Danke, Robert ❤

8 track - riding north on Ruthrof Rd,. Tucson, Az. Dude did you see that flash?

what are they chanting in the jam section?

I use to like this song back when Iwas twenty,but forty years plus its not the same.There,s a lot newer and better stuff now.

geweldig from the swamp

Hij is er ook geweest ! Je hebt veel mensen gelukkig gemaakt Eddy met je muziek !

This is great direct from the LP but I have yet to hear a satisfactory version on youtube, including this one.

The tone is amazing.

And that's how you play a Gretsch! RIP Mr Duane Eddy.

Sax nails it.

Incomparable Eddy. Fogerty so under-rated as a guitar player.

I like your way you sing.... Suzei Q

Sounds awesome. Love this cover 👏

What a great performance! Thanks for sharing this. RIP, Duane Eddy.

Thanks Mr Fogerty for havin Duane up there whith you

Wonderful❤️🤘

This is good smokin' track

John and Doug got their girlfriends to hit the vintage shops for this photo shoot.

one of my alltime favorite songs

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Pura sonzera. Muito bom

Thanks for this. 👍

Yep, the difference can be easily heard. Thanks for sharing Robert.

Awesome! Not too long. Love this! I graduated from WVU in 1979. My kids love classic rock too.

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71 this year, Had All CCR Albums & EPs. This is Absolutely one of the greatest songs CCR Ever Recorded... Mix on the Album is Fabulous... This mix isnt very good, Hard to hear things other than guitar & voice... Thanx for trying though.

GROOVY!!! ❤❤❤

Most plyed tunes at Mr. Burger juke box in Elgin-- SuzieQ, Tuesday Afternoon( Moody Blues), On The Road Again ( Canned Heat) thanks for the memories!

Who was Suzie Q ??????

La mejor versión de este tema es grandioso , bravo , excelente

Excelente canción la vieja escuela viva el rock

Danke für das Video! Sehe ich zum ersten mal. CCR for ever!

Oh yeah! Must be played LOUD! I remember this song from my childhood. My brother was a sailor at the time and the times he was home he occupied the room next to mine, with just a thin wall between the rooms. He always played music - GOOD music, either from vinyl or from his tape recorder. There were so many times CCR sang me asleep and I love and cherish both the old CCR recordings and later JCF's songs even today - and I guess I always will. Hearing this brings back the good times from "way back when". Shoutout to #itcameoutofthesky; thank you for sharing this with us, it's very much appreciated! :)

Commercials at the middle of the perfomance?, come on!

This and their version of “I heard it through the grapevine” head my list of music from my teens. I pity those who didn’t grow through the psychedelic sixties from a music appreciation perspective.

Great stuff!

Here you can hear what John was a master in; Putting his soul into the singing. It starts with the outro after the last "Going back", and "Tonight" is already blowing one's mind! For a layman, it probably sounds like simple shouting, but there is a big difference between shouting and this. One has to be in the right mood at the right time to be able to produce something like that. I've sometimes managed only in certain songs but mostly failed.

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Oh didn’t know this one !

Wow! Thanks! I think this 45 is the best sounding examples of these two songs I have ever heard. Wish I could find "Comin' Down The Road" backed with the instrumental "Ricochet" that sound this good. Was there a clean sounding stereo pressing you are aware of? I read once where Fantasy didn't take much care in pressing these songs and some examples, I've heard are barely listenable. Thanks again, as usual Robert, you rock! :)

Once again -- THANKS!

Excellent.

I've only heard the mono version. Thanks for the stereo!

Thanks from Spokane. We got to take our world back.

Sounds great! How is the other side? Is it stereo too? Would love to hear it if so. Some of the pressings sounded terrible back in the day.

John Fogerty, the best.

Thank you Robert

Excellent