Creedence Clearwater Review

Creedence Clearwater Review bring the soundtrack of the early 1970s back to the stage in their performances. The quartet is the best British tribute to Creedence Clearwater Revival, one of America's greatest bands that left a lasting legacy of classic songs. The tribute quartet sweeps through its two-hour program like a tornado. The unmistakable musical style of their idols was a unique mix of roots, swamp, blues and sometimes country-tinged rock'n'roll. Creedence's greatest songs, "Proud Mary", "Bad Moon Rising", "Fortunate Son" and "Who'll Stop The Rain", "Hey Tonight" are just as much a part of the almost two-hour live program as the versions of classics such as "I Heard It Through The Grapevine", "Midnight Special" and "Susie Q".

The band from the British Isles captures the feeling, sound and atmosphere of the original songs. The audience is involved in the concert, singing along and there are plenty of rousing choruses to join in with in this authentic and energetic tribute to Creedence's legacy. Dale Taylor takes over from John Fogerty on guitar and vocals, which is no easy task considering Fogerty's power and range. But he fulfils the task with flying colours, delivering the rawness and energy of the original, backed by a solid and experienced band that sticks as closely as possible to the original album tracks.