Classic Rock Songs--videos

mnorian · Oct 28, 2016

I normally listen to Worship & Praise Christian music; and have several threads around CF; but ever once in a while I like to listen to older Rock music; in the "Three Guitars and drummer" style of a lot of older bands; like: The Beatles, Three Dog Night, and CCR (Creedence Clearwater Revival). I believe God made music to enjoy; especially if it's beautifully done; here is one From CCR:

Credence Clearwater Revival - Cottonfields

mnorian · Oct 28, 2016

If you have any songs in this genre; please post some: Here is one by CCR just for the Halloween season:

Creedence Clearwater Revival - I Put A Spell On You

Eryk · Oct 28, 2016

Chesterton · Oct 28, 2016

mnorian · Oct 28, 2016

Just as a reminder (some seem to need this) as per the SoP; debating in this forum or this thread on wither listening to secular music is ungodly; does not belong here and will be deleted; thanks guy's.

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mnorian · Oct 28, 2016

Chesterton said:

Ha!

This song always reminds when I was stuck in Lodi, Cal with my car in the 70s with nothing more wrong then a flat tire and no spare; and no money to buy another. Lost a nice 62 Plymouth cause they towed it before I could get back from Sacramento with another.

Sounds like the beginning for a CCR song!

Chesterton · Oct 28, 2016

mnorian said:
Ha! This song always reminds when I was stuck in Lodi, Cal with my car in the 70s with nothing more wrong then a flat tire and no spare; and no money to buy another. Lost a nice 62 Plymouth cause they towed it before I could get back from Sacramento with another. Sounds like the beginning for a CCR song!

You actually got "stuck in Lodi", huh? That's pretty funny. I mean I guess it wasn't that funny at the time but...

Yeah I've always liked CCR a lot.

mnorian · Oct 28, 2016

Chesterton said:
You actually got "stuck in Lodi", huh? That's pretty funny. I mean I guess it wasn't that funny at the time but...

Yeah I've always liked CCR a lot.

I love the song; but Lodi was a little dried up desert town with nothing in it of interest back then (now it's probably a nice little city) but about 17 bars (never went in them) which if you listen to the song; that's what it was about; the band stuck playing to drunks in a bar in Lodi.

mnorian · Oct 28, 2016

Creedence Clearwater Revival - Have you ever seen the rain?

Citanul · Oct 28, 2016

I could easily flood this thread with Rush songs, but for now I'll just go with this one.

mnorian · Oct 28, 2016

Seeing as how it's the rainy season here in the Pacific NW; here is another on the rain. The only thing wrong with song is; it's too short! 2:30sec!

Couldn't they have made just one more stanza? Or repeat themselves; like most bands do; I start getting into the song, and, it's over. Oh well it's a great song anyway! :clap:

Creedence Clearwater Revival: Who'll Stop The Rain

Dave-W · Oct 31, 2016

I grew up between Chi-town and Motown. (closer to Chi) So I was immersed in soul music. Great bass lines. And that carried over into the hard rock from the area as well.

Grand Funk was from Flint MI which is not that far from Detroit and you can hear the Motown influence in the bass lines. This is one of my favorites from the band.