John Fogerty (CCR) - The Long Road Home In Concert (2006) [SomeLikeItHot]

John Fogerty - The Long Road Home In Concert


John Fogerty was the lead vocalist and lead guitarist for the very successful 1960's supergroup,
Creedence Clearwater Revival.
CCR was John Fogerty, he was responsible for the sound, the vocals, the writing, the production,
and a prolific run of hit albums and singles between 1968 and 1970.
Today, John Fogerty sounds every bit as fresh as he did in those halcyon hippie days.
Filmed September 15, 2005 at LA's Wiltern Theatre in California, The Long Road Home In Concert
hits the ground running with Fogerty and his band ripping into "Travelin' Band" and segues into
"Green River".


Genre: Swamp Rock, Roots Rock
Source: DVD NTSC
Label: Fantasy
Aspect Ratio: 6:9
Video Format: AVI
Resolution: 640×336
Video Bitrate: 1350 KB/s
Frames per second: 29.970
Pixel Depth: 16 bits
Audio Format: AC3
Channels: 5.1
Audio Bitrate: 448 KB/s
Sampling Rate: 48 KHz
Language: English
Subtitles: None
Runtime: 1:35:12
Released: June 13, 2006
Rating: 8.6/10 (59 votes)
Additional Info: www.imdb.com/title/tt0823181/
File Size: 1.19 GB


Line-Up

John Fogerty - Lead Vocals, Guitar, Harmonica
Bob Britt - Guitar, Backing Vocals
Billy Burnette - Guitar, Backing Vocals
George Hawkins Jr - Bass Guitar, Backing Vocals
Matt Nolen - Keyboards, Guitar
John Molo - Drums


Tracklist

01 Travelin' Band
02 Green River
03 Who'll Stop the Rain
04 Blue Moon Nights
05 Lodi
06 Lookin' Out My Back Door
07 Hot Rod Heart
08 Rambunctious Boy
09 She's Got Baggage
10 Born on the Bayou
11 Bootleg
12 Run Through the Jungle
13 Deja Vu (All Over Again)
14 Have You Ever Seen the Rain?
15 Tombstone Shadow
16 Keep on Chooglin'
17 Sweet Hitch-Hiker
18 Hey Tonight
19 Down on the Corner
20 Centerfield
21 Up Around the Bend
22 The Old Man Down the Road
23 Fortunate Son (Encore)
24 Bad Moon Rising
25 Rockin' All Over the World
26 Proud Mary


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On September 9, 2005, the unthinkable happened: former Creedence Clearwater Revival frontman John Fogerty
and his estranged recording label, Fantasy Records, mended ways.
Fogerty and Fantasy announced new projects in the works, the first being a compilation CD that would chronicle
Fogerty's entire career -from his days with Creedence to his various solo achievements- being released under
the collection title of The Long Road Home.
The other imminent project was a live DVD that would reunite the fans with the man, allowing everyone to return
to the rocking days that seemed forever gone.
On September 13, 2005, John Fogerty rocked the capacity crowd at Hollywood's Wiltern Theater.
Dressed in a black shirt and blue jeans, Fogerty gets right down to business as soon as he steps onto the stage.
"What I'm about is just playin' rock and roll, so let's get to it", Fogerty proclaims at the very beginning,
and that's what he does for nearly 100 minutes on this DVD.
Following a rousing opening number of "Travelin' Band", he barrels ahead for the duration of the 99-minute
performance, treating the faithful in attendance to a smattering old classics and newer favorites.
Backed by a remarkably cohesive band, Fogerty and company belt out numbers with precision, delivering a
veritable note-for-note homage to his classic tunes and unforgettable riffs.
All the obligatory Creedence classics are here from "Proud Mary" to "Fortunate Son" to "Born on the Bayou"
"Sweet Hitchhiker", "Lookin' Out My Back Door", as well as songs from his solo career, including
"Centerfield" and "Bootleg".
His voice is hauntingly unaffected by thirty years to the extent that you'd be challenged to find any difference
in this performance and those from his Creedence days.
All the while, he caresses his various six-string guitars while bouncing and bounding around the stage.
This disc from Fantasy is top quality and a tribute to Fogerty's performance captured within.
The transfer is anamorphically enhanced and delivered in a strikingly clean and clear image.
The audio is also well-managed and offered in Dolby Digital 5.1 Surround literally enveloping you in a generous
soundstage that maintains clarity and proper fidelity.
Fogerty continues to write and record music, and is now considered to be one of only a handful of great pop/rock
songwriters of the twentieth century.
He immerses you in his world, it's Americana that's every bit as relevant today as it was 35 years ago.
You'll be hard pressed to resist the energy and excitement of Fogerty's performance...he'll put a spell on you...