Help naming this CCR instrumental ?

Hello, sorry to bother you.

I cannot find this song, but I swear there was an all-instrumental song by CCR that came out before 1975 or so. Not a fast song, it had a kinda repetitive riff, but I thought it was great ... yet never got the name (a friend played the album at his house). Heard it on the radio once or twice since then, but never back announced.

It might have been an intro track to some other song, but it was about 2 or 3 minutes long. It was not a 16 bar blues, it had a more emotive sound.

Any thoughts? I'm hoping a real CCR guru will know what I mean. Thanks!

T S in Phoenix

HI folks! Not having heard that particular song, but looking for an 'only' instrumental song or better tune by Creedance Clearwater Rivial for a project of a friend of mine here in Hamburg. She is working with some children from 8 to 16 years. It would be really great, if you would send via eMail that track! eMail adress: Linus_XvX@gmx.de

LinusXvX alias Oliver

To tell the truth, I'm at a loss. The only two instrumental songs by Creedence I know are 'Side O' The Road' (Willy and the Poorboys, 1969) & 'Rude Awakening #2' (Pendulum, 1970). Probably you mean 'Side O' The Road'. It really has the repetitive riff you're talking about, but I'm not sure.
As far as I know there are no instrumental songs in John's album Pre-Creedence, the more so you say it is the song of Creedence period.
Why don't you ask your friend, eh?

[juliancanellas91]

Hi! I think the song you're looking for is Broken Spoke Shuffle, a bonus track that appeared in the remastered edition of Green River.

Hope it works for you!

[jazzfi]

I know it's technically not an instrumental, but it has that long repetitive instrumental riff for most of the track. It's the first track from Cosmo's Factory, check it out!