CREEDENCE CLEARWATER REVIVAL - WHO'LL STOP THE RAIN b/w TRAVELLIN' BAND 7" Vinyl Single With Liberty Company Sleeve Single
As the sleeve is from the UK, this single was probable also pressed in the UK and not in the USA
As the sleeve is from the UK, this single was probable also pressed in the UK and not in the USA
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Record Description:
"Who'll Stop the Rain" is a reflective, introspective song that features lead singer John Fogerty's distinctive vocals and haunting harmonies. The song's lyrics describe the experience of being caught in a rainstorm, and the sense of despair and hopelessness that can come with it. "Travelin' Band," on the other hand, is an upbeat, high-energy track that showcases the band's tight harmonies, driving rhythm section, and Fogerty's signature guitar work. The song's lyrics describe the excitement and energy of life on the road as a touring band. Both songs reflect the band's unique musical style, which drew on a wide range of influences from rock, country, and blues. CCR's music was characterized by tight harmonies, powerful guitar riffs, and a strong rhythmic drive. The band's sound was instantly recognizable and helped establish them as one of the most popular rock bands of the era. The early 1970s were a time of significant social and political change in the United States. The country was still embroiled in the Vietnam War, and tensions were high between different segments of society. Music played an important role in this cultural context, with many artists using their music to express their political views and social commentary. CCR was one of many bands that emerged during this time, and their music reflected the spirit of the era. "Who'll Stop the Rain" is often interpreted as a metaphor for the Vietnam War, and the sense of despair and hopelessness that many people felt at the time. "Travelin' Band," on the other hand, reflects the sense of freedom and independence that many people were seeking during this period. |
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Music Genre: Acid Rock/Psych 70s |
| Packaging: As the sleeve is from the UK, this single was probable also pressed in the UK and not in the USA |
| Tracks side 1: Who'll stop the rain |
| Tracks side 2: Travellin' Band |
| Record Company/Label: Liberty LBF 15310 |
| Media Format: 7" Single/EP |
| Year: 1970 |
| Country England / United Kingdom |
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