Who'll Stop The Rain - Müzik

70'lerin Efsanevi Country-Folk Grubu. Kadro John C.Fogerty Vokal Gitar & Klavye
Tom Fogerty Gitar
Stuart "Stu" Cook Bas Gitar
Doug "Cosmo" Clifford Davul Creedence Clearwater Revival Sometimes Shortened To Creedence Or CCR Was An American Rock Band That Gained Popularity In The Late 1960s And Early 1970s With A Number Of Successful Singles Drawn From Various Albums.
The Band Consisted Of Lead Vocalist Lead Guitarist And Primary Songwriter John Fogerty His Brother And Rhythm Guitarist Tom Fogerty Bassist Stu Cook And Drummer Doug Clifford. Their Musical Style Encompassed Country Rock And Swamp Rock Genres. Despite Their San Francisco Bay Area Origins They Positioned Themselves As Southern Rock Stylists Singing About Bayous The Mississippi River Catfish And Other Popular Elements Of Southern Iconography.
Creedence Clearwater Revival's Music Is Still A Staple Of American And Worldwide Radio Airplay 1 And Often Figures In Various Media. The Band Has Sold 26 Million Albums In The United States Alone. 2 Creedence Clearwater Revival Was Inducted Into The Rock And Roll Hall Of Fame In 1993. 3 They Were Ranked At 82 On Rolling Stone's 100 Greatest Artists Of All Time. Line Up John Fogerty – Lead Vocals Lead Guitar Harmonica Keyboards Saxophone
Tom Fogerty – Rhythm Guitar Backing Vocals Piano
Stu Cook – Bass Guitar Backing Vocals Keyboards
Doug Clifford – Drums Percussion Backing Vocals Albums Creedence Clearwater Revival 1968 Bayou Country 1969 Green River 1969 Willy And The Poor Boys 1969 Cosmo's Factory 1970 Pendulum 1970 read less

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Due to the time period in which it was made and the resigned but somewhat angry feeling of the song, many see "Who'll Stop the Rain" as a thinly-veiled protest against the Vietnam War, with the final verse lyrics and its references to music, large crowds, rain, and crowds trying to keep warm, being about the band's experience at the Woodstock Festival in August of 1969. There is also a line during the song's second verse about "five-year plans and new deals wrapped in golden chains" that may indicate a general cynicism altogether about politicians. For his part, when asked by Rolling Stone about the meaning of the song's lyrics, John Fogerty was quoted as saying, “ Certainly, I was talking about Washington when I wrote the song, but I remember bringing the master version of the song home and playing it. My son Josh was four years old at the time, and after he heard it, he said, 'Daddy stop the rain.' And my wife and I looked at each other and said, 'Well, not quite." ” In 2007 during a concert he said the following about the song: “ Well this next song has a bit of a fable surrounding it. A lot of folks seem to think I sang this song at Woodstock way back when. No. I was at Woodstock 1969… I think. It was a nice event. I’m a California kid. I went up there and saw a whole bunch of really nice young people. Hairy. Colorful. It started to rain, and got really muddy, and then (yelling) half a million people took their clothes off!!! (Normal voice again) Boomer generation making it’s presence known I guess. Anyway then I went home and wrote this song. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.