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Sunday, September 5, 2010
John Fogerty: At The Chicago Theater. Chicago, Illinois, USA 2004. (Double CD :: Ex+ Audience :: mp3 @320 kbps & FLAC Versions)
Posted by kotang at 1:01 PM
John Fogerty: At The Chicago Theater. (Crystal Cat Records :: CC 745-46)
Recorded Live at The Chicago Theater, Chicago, Illinois, USA - November 21, 2004.
Excellent+ Audience Recording :: Bootleg Silver CD/s :: CBR 320 kbps & FLAC.
Disc 1
01. Intro Presentation By Bobby Skafish
02. Taped Intro Instr. Green River
03. Traveling Band
04. Green River
05. Blue Boy
06. Who'll Stop The Rain
07. She's Got Baggage
08. Lodi
09. Sweet Hitch-Hiker
10. Sugar-Sugar (In My Life)
11. Rambunctious Boy
12. Blue Moon Nights
13. I Will Walk With You
14. Born On The Bayou
15. Radar
16. Run Though The Jungle
17. Hot Rod Heart
18. Bootleg
19. Down On The Corner
20. Wrote A Song For Everyone
Disc 2
01. Deja Vu (All Over Again)
02. I Heard It Though The Gravewine
03. The Night Time Is The Right Time
04. Have You Ever Seen The Rain?
05. Tombstone Shadow
06. Centerfield
07. Up Around The Bend
08. Keep On Chooglin'
09. The Old Man Down The Road
10. Fortunate Son
11. Bad Moon Rising
12. Proud Mary
13. Susi Q
14. It Came Out Of The Sky
15. Nobody's Here Anymore
16. Honey Do
17. Joy Of My Life
18. Almost Saturday Night
Total Time: 02:18:04 hour/s.
*** USA Winter Tour 2004 ***
Notes: Quality is great in my opinion. Bonus tracks: 13-18- Tower Theatre, nov 13, 2004, Upper Darby, Philladelphia, PA, USA <-(info taken from original nfo file) :::: In a set that included nearly all of Creedence's singles as well as Mr. Fogerty's mid-1980's hits and songs from his new album, songs were nailed down by guitar lines that sharpened their 1950's models. Yet the simple hedonism of rockabilly and swamp-pop doesn't show up much in Mr. Fogerty's lyrics. :::: His band is larger than Creedence was, including a keyboardist and two guitarists alongside Mr. Fogerty. They thickened the old songs without much clutter, and they helped Mr. Fogerty flaunt the variety of his lead guitar work, from country flatpicking to wailing psychedelic blues. But every guitar riff was still carved in steel and burnished with moonshine, and Mr. Fogerty's voice was still a visionary backwoods howl.
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