Скачать или смотреть LIVE - Creedence Clearwater Revival: (FOGERTY) "Commotion" (1970)

"Commotion" was from the 3rd CCR album, Green
River, and it was the B-side of that set's title 45.

from WIKIPEDIA:
"Commotion" portrays New York's manic side, utilizing themes about traffic, freeways, and hurrying/rushing around within the city. John Fogerty explains: "I was writing about what was in the air, and that was what came out of me. I was just doing what came naturally." According to Fogerty the song's beat matches the beat of a train, and he "love[s] to play the train beat." He has also stated that the song is a reaction to blaring televisions and other noise of modern civilization, reflecting his preference for peace and clarity.


Recorded Jan. 31, 1970 at Oakland Coliseum

PERSONNEL: John Fogerty (composer, lead guitar, vocal); Tom Fogerty (rhythm guitar); Stu Cook (backing guitar); Doug Clifford (drums); Russ Gary (engineer)

Released Nov. 1, 1986 on FANTASY CD #FCD-4501-2,
"CREEDENCE CLEARWATER REVIVAL The Concert"