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drglinski 04.03.2011 20:03

Who sings it?
 
Hello

I'm new to the forum, but signed up because I appreciate and enjoy the music of CCR and now John Fogerty as a solo artist.

I'm posting a question because I can't seem to figure out who sings "Don't look now." I've seen it written that it is indeed John, but it sure doesn't sound a thing like how he sings at all.

Thanks!

nerdistmonk 04.03.2011 20:33

[quote=drglinski;3986]Hello

I'm new to the forum, but signed up because I appreciate and enjoy the music of CCR and now John Fogerty as a solo artist.

I'm posting a question because I can't seem to figure out who sings "Don't look now." I've seen it written that it is indeed John, but it sure doesn't sound a thing like how he sings at all.

Thanks![/quote]


It was written and recorded by John Fogerty of Creedence Clearwater Revival in 1969 on the "Willy and the Poor Boys" album.

He also played it live in 1970 at the Oakland County Coliseum.

John Fogerty is known for randomness, he plays anything that sounds good, I would have never thought I would see him on MTV but he did that in the 80's with Vanz Kant Danz and the Old man down the road. Hes played gospel music, hes played synthesizer music, hes covered just about all types of music. (In 1973 and 75 he made 2 albums where he played all the instruments and sung/wrote)

drglinski 09.03.2011 19:33

Thanks for the clarification.

John has a wide range of vocal talent, sort of like how it doesn't sound like he sings "susie q" either I've noticed. Good stuff.

nerdistmonk 12.03.2011 07:58

[quote=drglinski;3994]Thanks for the clarification.

John has a wide range of vocal talent, sort of like how it doesn't sound like he sings "susie q" either I've noticed. Good stuff.[/quote]

Well the thing is with John Fogerty, his famous growl was something he really only put into overdrive on one song: "Born on the bayou" and as of 1989ish he lost his distinctive sound just from age and went to his more country-esque higher toned voice, to me he sounds just like creedence in "Centerfield" which came out in 1984, some 14 years after creedence.

His 1975 solo album he used his growl in nearly all the songs, I liked that album a great deal might even become one of my projects who knows.

drglinski 07.04.2011 01:58

Here is a visual confirmation of the singer: about the 2:50 mark [url]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UTgbIAOHXQ0&feature=channel_video_title[/url]

nerdistmonk 07.04.2011 06:06

[quote=drglinski;4032]Here is a visual confirmation of the singer: about the 2:50 mark [URL]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UTgbIAOHXQ0&feature=channel_video_title[/URL][/quote]


Thats John Fogerty, recorded in concert January 31st, 1970.

That was when Creedence Clearwater Revival performed at the Oakland County Coliseum in California.


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