> That doc made me aware that John Fogerty absolutely was not your typical Rock n Roll frontman. Sort of a quiet
I haven't seen the doc yet, but as a teenybopper I saw CCR perform in Denver in 1969. John Fogerty really didn't say a whole lot, was demonstratively quiet, but did declare "This is for Nixon" before beginning 'Fortunate Son.'
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> That doc made me aware that John Fogerty absolutely was not your typical Rock n Roll frontman. Sort of a quiet
I haven't seen the doc yet, but as a teenybopper I saw CCR perform in Denver in 1969. John Fogerty really didn't say a whole lot, was demonstratively quiet, but did declare "This is for Nixon" before beginning 'Fortunate Son.'