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I will tell ya John Fogerty is one of the best performers.
This guy with Kenny Aranoff put on a show like no other

I saw him at the Auditorium Theater the same venue I saw The Kilroy Tour
My god what a show
If you get a chance see this one it rocks hard.

The song of the night Ramble Tamble


AUDITORIUM THEATRE
CHICAGO , IL
NOVEMBER 21, 2009

HEY TONIGHT
GREEN RIVER
SUSIE Q
WHEN WILL I BE LOVED
WHO’LL STOP THE RAIN
LOOKIN’ OUT MY BACKDOOR
LODI
RAMBLE TAMBLE
BACK HOME AGAIN
I PUT A SPELL ON YOU
BIG TRAIN FROM MEMPHIS
KEEP ON CHOOGLIN’
HAVE YOU EVR SEEN THE RAIN
GARDEN PARTY
BORN ON THE BAYOU
HAUNTED HOUSE
NIGHT TIME IS THE RIGHT TIME
COMIN’ DOWN THE ROAD
ROCK AND ROLL GIRLS
DOWN ON THE CORNER
CENTERFIELD
BAD MOON RISING
OLD MAN DOWN THE ROAD
FORTUNATE SON
GOOD GOLLY MISS MOLLY
PROUD MARY

Sweet.. great thing about Fogerty is that no two show's setlists are the same.. not many artists can do that nowadays!

Fogerty is an ass. Always has been. Always will be.

kansas666 wrote:Fogerty is an ass. Always has been. Always will be.

So what his band is on fire.
His songs are timeless

An Ass? I always thought it was the company that owned his songs that were the asses..

I just love his music.

Jodes wrote:An Ass? I always thought it was the company that owned his songs that were the asses..

Fogerty wouldn't even visit his brother on his deathbed because his brother didn't agree with him on his dispute with his record company. (straight out of John's mouth)

They guy was a control freak "my way or the highway" hmmm....sounds familiar.

Ouch.. Okay, I can see why you think he's an ass.. yikes..

BUT Fogerty did sue on behalf of his brother when Fantasy records wanted to stop their royalties to Tom's family after his death..

But then again maybe that was just another stab at Fantasy and not really representing his brother's family's best interest..

sounds like he played all 3 major and 2 minor chords he knows in that show !

I saw John with Willie Nelson back in '06, and I have to say, the guy might be an ass, but he kicked ass for two hours. He never stopped moving around the stage or got winded. He doesn't have the same grit to his vocals he had 40 years ago(Jesus!), but he still sounds good for the songs. Maybe a little more of a country take.

That is pretty harsh about his brother.. I also wish he would play just give in and play with his old bandmates again(Doug Clifford is especially underrated), but I guess he has his reasons. I think, where some people would see the light and make amends, his brother's death probably just reaffirmed the fact that he'll never play with those guys again.

Actually I thought the story was that John did visit his dying brother and it was his brother who brought up the situation about the manager, something of the effect of being critical of John's song Vance can't dance (but he will steal your money). I thought in an interview, Fogerty said his brother's dying words to him were, "hey Vance was my friend".

kansas666 wrote:

Jodes wrote:An Ass? I always thought it was the company that owned his songs that were the asses..

Fogerty wouldn't even visit his brother on his deathbed because his brother didn't agree with him on his dispute with his record company. (straight out of John's mouth)

They guy was a control freak "my way or the highway" hmmm....sounds familiar.

Yep, just like JY today.

Oh right.. Like Dennis was never a control freak or "his way or the highway"...

LordofDaRing wrote:Actually I thought the story was that John did visit his dying brother and it was his brother who brought up the situation about the manager, something of the effect of being critical of John's song Vance can't dance (but he will steal your money). I thought in an interview, Fogerty said his brother's dying words to him were, "hey Vance was my friend".

You know, come to think of it, if I remember the "Behind The Music" correctly(or was it "Legends"?), I think Tom's last words to John might have been that Vance was his best friend.. I can't remember for sure if this was on Tom's deathbed, or just the last thing he had ever said to John in general. "CCR" had an interesting story with a lot of drama; almost as interesting as Styx' "BTM".