Biography:
Creedence Clearwater Revival (often referred to as Creedence or CCR) was an American rock band active in the late 1960s and early 1970s which consisted of lead vocalist, lead guitarist, and primary songwriter John Fogerty, his brother rhythm guitarist Tom Fogerty, bassist Stu Cook, and drummer Doug Clifford.
These members played together since 1959, first as The Blue Velvets, then as The Golliwogs. Their musical style encompassed the roots rock, swamp rock, and blues rock genres.
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Other songs:
- Bad Moon Rising
- Born On The Bayou
- Centerfold
- Down On The Corner
- Fortunate Son
- Have You Ever Seen The Rain
- Have You Ever Seen The Rain?
- I Heard It Though The Grapevine
- I Put A Spell On You
- Lodi
- Lookin Out My Back Door
- Midnight Special
- Proud Mary
- Proud Mary-simple
- Susie Q
- Sweet Hitch-hiker
- Tombstone Shadow
- Up Around The Bend
- Who'll Stop The Rain
- Cotton Fields
- Before You Accuse Me
- Bootleg
- Born To Move
- Call It Pretending
- Chameleon
- Cross
- Dont Look Now
- Door To Door
- Effigy
- Feelin Blue
- Good Golly Miss Molly
- Green River
- Hello Mary Lou
- Hey Tonight
- I Heard It Through The Grapevine
- It Came Out Of The Sky
- Its Just A Thought
- Jambalaya
- Long As I Can See The Light
- Lookin For A Reason
- Molina
- My Baby Left Me
- Need Someone To Hold
- Ninety
- Ooby Dooby
- Pagan Baby
- Penthouse Pauper
- Porterville
- Rockin All Over The World
- Sail Away
- Sailors Lament
- Sinister Purpose
- Someday Never Comes
- Suzie Q
- Sweet Hitch
- Take It Like A Friend
- Tearin Up The Country
- The Midnight Special
- The Night Time Is The Right Time
- The Working Man
- Travelin Band
- Walk On The Water
- What Are You Gonna Do
- Wholl Stop The Rain
- Wish I Could Hideaway
- Wrote A Song For Everyone
Four years of hard work!This month of May we celebrated four years on the air. We continue working on the dissemination of this wonderful instrument, thank you for participating in our story!
Album: Mardi Gras-1972
[Verse 1]
D
Playin' a pavilion on the outskirts of town,
A
Playin' where my roller derby rolls.
A
Just a part time music man, A nobody at the plant,
D
I'm Tearin' Up The Country with a song.
[Verse 2]
D
Mom and Papa told me "Son, you gotta go to school;
A
Only way to make the fam'ly proud," Ha
A
I paid no attention, left my books at home,
D
Rather play my music real loud.
[Chorus]
D
Tearin' Up The Country with a song.
A
Tearin' Up The Country with a song.
A
I paid no attention, left my books at home,
D
Rather play my music real loud. Play it now!
[Instrumental]
D A
[Chorus]
D
Tearin' Up The Country with a song.
A
Tearin' Up The Country with a song.
A
I paid no attention, left my books at home,
D
Rather play my music real loud.
[Verse 3]
D
Ran into a dry spell, seemed nowhere to go.
A
Good luck turned the tide, I'm on my way.
A
I remember loadin' big trucks when the summer was hot,
D
You know I could still be there, but I'm not.
[Chorus]
D
Tearin' Up The Country with a song.
A
Tearin' Up The Country with a song.
A
I remember loadin' big trucks when the summer was hot,
D
You know I could still be there, but I'm not.
D
Tearin' Up The Country with a song.
A
Tearin' Up The Country with a song.
A
I remember loadin' big trucks when the summer was hot,
D
You know I could still be there, but I'm not.
[Outro]
B C C# D
[Verse 1]
D
Playin' a pavilion on the outskirts of town,
A
Playin' where my roller derby rolls.
A
Just a part time music man, A nobody at the plant,
D
I'm Tearin' Up The Country with a song.
[Verse 2]
D
Mom and Papa told me "Son, you gotta go to school;
A
Only way to make the fam'ly proud," Ha
A
I paid no attention, left my books at home,
D
Rather play my music real loud.
[Chorus]
D
Tearin' Up The Country with a song.
A
Tearin' Up The Country with a song.
A
I paid no attention, left my books at home,
D
Rather play my music real loud. Play it now!
[Instrumental]
D A
[Chorus]
D
Tearin' Up The Country with a song.
A
Tearin' Up The Country with a song.
A
I paid no attention, left my books at home,
D
Rather play my music real loud.
[Verse 3]
D
Ran into a dry spell, seemed nowhere to go.
A
Good luck turned the tide, I'm on my way.
A
I remember loadin' big trucks when the summer was hot,
D
You know I could still be there, but I'm not.
[Chorus]
D
Tearin' Up The Country with a song.
A
Tearin' Up The Country with a song.
A
I remember loadin' big trucks when the summer was hot,
D
You know I could still be there, but I'm not.
D
Tearin' Up The Country with a song.
A
Tearin' Up The Country with a song.
A
I remember loadin' big trucks when the summer was hot,
D
You know I could still be there, but I'm not.
[Outro]
B C C# D
Cristiano Araujo
Cristin Milioti
Cristina D' (...)
Cristina Rosenvi (...)
Cristóbal (...)