Green River album, the third studio records from Creedence Clearwater Revival (CCR) is straightly goes to the top of Billboard album charts back in the releasing time somewhere during the midst of sixty-ninth era where the blossoming of Hippie's Flower Generation risen with the hotter tension of Vietnam's War and the awakening of Southern Bayou Delta's Blues-Rock becoming thus rebellious soundtracks for spreading stories of uncertainty, peace and equality among the community of universal men. Led by the infamous Fogerty Brothers John on vocals and guitar with Tom on rhythm guitars and two of their good friends Doug "Cosmo" Clifford (drums) and bassist Stu Cook. Amazingly and known for the Proto-Hard Rock and smoothie Blues-Folk influences among Southern touch on the recording sounds and distinctive sexy vocals off John Fogerty the leading man of the band; CCR had successfully did their time to be great again and America and the rest of the world really worshipping this rock-rebellious band as we all can see the huge massive fan-based and fanatic lovers spreading everywhere since then. Green River album higlighted some of Creedence Clearwater Revival's best tracks like the famous Bad Moon Rising, Wrote A Song For Everyone, Commotion and Lodi as this album embarks the spiritual wisdom for the next Civil Rights activities later on and soon flicks controversies throughout the nation but truly, CCR might also be one of the famous Rock N' Roll bands that always have the hearts and touching thus feelings for those middle class citizens as most of these songs would definitely still becoming the great choices for elevated dancing moods inside the small bars and in between the glasses of beers and the shooters on Hooters and such. The grass-rooted Rock form that can sensibly reaching for the deepest feelings of most people to keep getting happy and spiritful - no matter what ...You might already had them on your collections.
Green River:
https://youtu.be/IAdL1gwvR50
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