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I don't agree. I've heard a fair amount of CCRevisited and they sound more to me like Creedence than does Forgery solo. Even the Don Harris track...
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It is either a 1969 or 1970 Schwinn Super Sport. The safety levers were new for '69 and were not on 1968 and earlier.
If you ever get the chance to see J. F. in your city, you will not be disappointed. He is great live.
His voice still sounds the same. I captured him on his 1969 tour in 2015 and his vocals sound exactly like they do on Green River, Willie & The Poorboys, Cosmo's Factory, The Concert(oakland jan 31, 1970),Live in Europe(ccr as 3 piece sept'71), Live at Woodstock august 1969 CD(released in 2019), and just released less than one month ago, the APRIL 14th, 1970 LONDON Royal Albert Hall concert CD (released in October 2022). I listen to it in my car all the time, the sound quality is better than most live FM broadcasts & most live LP's from 1969.
The newly issued Royal Albert Hall CD is NOT THE SAME as the erroneous 1980 issued LP, titled "Live at Royal Albert Hall", which proved to be the Oakland Coliseum Jan 31, 1970 tapes, such that the LP was retitled "The Concert" within a month of its release to reflect that it was actually from Oakland and not from Royal Albert in London as mistakenly issued originally in 1980.
BBC British television videotaped-filmed and recorded the concert for use on British television. It the entire video was once up on youtube a number of years ago before it was forced off, signalling a possibilty that the recording might possibly be officially released in the future. It is a fantastic performance. The sound quality is better than the The Concert (LP) and The Live in Europe (LP) and the respective CD re-issues of those releases. The reason is simple that you do not have the sound quality limitations of the LP format to deal with when transferring a quality live tape recording. You don't have to neuter the bass and other high end treble detail and other dynamics in order for the sound to become a playable LP. If you don't make certain concessions when mastering for LP such a dynamic live tape, the needle won't stay in the groove, and the LP would be unlistenable. Releasing such content on say CD, or SACD, direct digital download, or say on a TAPE ONLY release would allow you to not have to worry about neutering the content and then hoping that the RIAA Equalization Curve built into magnetic phono pre-amps will get it close enough to the actual realistic sound. Yes, those two latest CCR live CD's (woodstock '69 issued in 2019) and (London ROYAL ALBERT HALL April 14, 1970 issued just a few weeks ago in Oct 2022)
are also available in LP (long playing record) versions but why in the world would you want such great music on such a vastly inferior sound reproduction format. I don't dispute that there are some old recordings (LP era releases) that as presented, sometimes sound better on the original LP release but given the proper conditions where the highest quality source material is used and great care is taken to present it in the best sonic quality attainable, then CD or digital does offer the best potential for doing so.
Having said that, certainly, it is possible to make a compact disc or other digital release sound like garbage, despite the vastly superior quality potential of any high resolution digital format over the primitive pressed record.
Fogerty is a national treasure that puts on one helluva top-notch rock n roll show. You won't be disappointed if you get the chance to see him in concert.