Lodi
Fogerty Lyrics

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Just about a year ago
I set out on the road
Seekin' my fame and fortune
Lookin' for a pot of gold
Thing got bad and things got worse
I guess you know the tune
Oh Lord, stuck in Lodi again

Rode in on the Greyhound
I'll be walkin' out if I go
I was just passin' through
Must be seven months or more
Ran out of time and money
Looks like they took my friends
Oh Lord, I'm stuck in Lodi again

A man from the magazine
Said I was on my way
Somewhere I lost connections
Ran out of songs to play
I came into town, a one night stand
Looks like my plans fell through
Oh Lord, stuck in Lodi again

If I only had a dollar
For every song I've sung
Every time I had to play
While people sat there drunk
You know, I'd catch the next train
Back to where I live

Oh Lord, stuck in a Lodi again
Oh Lord, I'm stuck in a Lodi again

Overall Meaning

The lyrics to John Fogerty's "Lodi" detail the experience of a struggling musician who is down on his luck and finds himself stuck in the small town of Lodi, California. The song begins with the musician lamenting about his past year on the road, searching for fame and fortune but only finding bad luck and misfortune. The lyrics paint a picture of a man who is discouraged and disillusioned with the music industry, as he has lost connections and run out of songs to play.

The musician's frustration is palpable as he recounts the many times he has had to play for drunk audiences, wishing he could escape this life and return back to his home. However, the reality is that he is stuck in Lodi, a small town that only reminds him of his failed aspirations. The themes of loneliness, desperation, and disillusionment are powerfully conveyed in the song, and the repetition of the phrase "stuck in Lodi again" reinforces the sense of entrapment and hopelessness felt by the musician.

Overall, "Lodi" is a poignant reflection on the difficulties faced by struggling musicians who are trying to make it in the industry. The song captures the sense of despair felt by those who feel like they are trapped in a never-ending cycle of failure and disappointment, and serves as a reminder of the harsh realities of the music industry.

Line by Line Meaning

Just about a year ago
It was almost a year ago when I started my journey.

I set out on the road
I started traveling with big dreams and aspirations.

Seekin' my fame and fortune
My goal was to become well-known and wealthy.

Lookin' for a pot of gold
I was searching for a way to strike it rich and achieve success.

Thing got bad and things got worse
As I continued on my journey, things started going badly and it only got worse.

I guess you know the tune
I suppose you've heard of this happening before because it's a common story.

Oh Lord, stuck in Lodi again
Here I am once again, trapped in Lodi and unable to get out.

Rode in on the Greyhound
I traveled by Greyhound bus to Lodi.

I'll be walkin' out if I go
If I leave Lodi, I'll have to walk because I don't have any money left for transportation.

I was just passin' through
Lodi was not my destination, I was just passing through.

Must be seven months or more
I have been stuck in Lodi for at least seven months now.

Ran out of time and money
I've expended all of my time and money, leaving me with nothing and no way to leave Lodi.

Looks like they took my friends
I used to have friends with me, but now they have abandoned me and left.

A man from the magazine
A representative from a magazine spoke to me and told me that I was on the right track to success.

Said I was on my way
The man told me that I was destined for fame and fortune.

Somewhere I lost connections
At some point, I lost important connections and things stopped going well for me.

Ran out of songs to play
I've run out of musical inspiration and ideas, leaving me with nothing to perform.

I came into town, a one night stand
I arrived in Lodi for a single, short-lived performance.

Looks like my plans fell through
My dreams and hopes for success have crumbled and left me with nothing but disappointment.

If I only had a dollar
I wish I had some money because I'm completely broke.

For every song I've sung
I've played and sung so many songs, it would be advantageous if I got paid a dollar for each one.

Every time I had to play
Anytime that I was required to give a performance, whether I wanted to or not.

While people sat there drunk
As I was singing, individuals would sit and drink heavily, showing little interest in my performance.

You know, I'd catch the next train
If it were possible, I would catch the next train and leave Lodi behind.

Back to where I live
I want to return to my old life that I have left behind.

Oh Lord, stuck in a Lodi again
My current situation continues leaving me trapped and unable to get myself out of it.

Lyrics © CONCORD MUSIC PUBLISHING LLC
Written by: JOHN CAMERON FOGERTY

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Comments from YouTube:

@jwr50

4y↑166

His music never gets old. I listened to it as a high school teenager, I listened to it as a Marine in Vietnam and I'm still listening 50+ years later.

@paulspears715

4y↑9

God bless you man!!

@PatrickWagz

3y↑9

Thank you for your service to our country.

@jwr50

3y↑5

@@PatrickWagz Thank you so much.

@jwr50

3y↑2

@@paulspears715 ❤️

@paulspears715

3y↑3

I've seen Mr. Fogerty in concert three times, '86, '97, '98. In '86 he was not singing CCR songs, but he did play "Centerfield" using his baseball bat guitar, someone from the audience threw a Red Sox hat on stage and he put it on(I live just south of Boston, the year the Sox lost to the Mets). In '97 we saw him again, and I was so excited cause he was singing CCR. After one of his very rare love songs, it was a little quiet, and I am told ( I was quite drunk) that I screamed out...Fortunate fucking Sonnnnn....and I guess he looked at his band, as if to say,what the hell, and they played it. Which they would have anyway ,I think. Anyway, it was a Sunday night concert and I had taken the next day off. I wore my contact lenses to the concert and went to sleep with them still in. Monday morning my phone rang, I fumbled to find the phone cause the lenses were dried onto my eyeballs and when I tried to say hello, I had no voice, lost it screaming the night before. The next year I was completely sober, maybe a joint, and it was a great concert. Sorry for the long post!

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@razorback9926

4y↑434

It must be endlessly pleasurable for John to sing these songs with his children. No record company telling him what to do, just John and his family.

@Borella309

4y↑33

And it's endlessly pleasurable for the rest of the world as well - Thanks John and your kids, Loved it!

@sigogglin

4y↑11

Amen

@johnhualnam1081

4y↑8

Oh, are those 3 guys John's children, really...?!!! Thank you for enlightening me! 😋

@annbugbee5623

4y↑11

HECK YEAH AND WHAT MORE COULD YOU ASK FOR A FAMILY OF SUCH TALENTED MUSICIANS, TURN'S OUT JOHN FOGERTY IS THE FORUNATE ONE Walter B,Memphis 😁

@TTownTim

4y↑10

these are Priceless... i Know John realizes... his kids kinda do..know it is important for their dad...but later,... they will watch them over and over... as will we all... Bless ya'll..peace..THx Fogerty Factory!!!...=]

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@danielzamora8826

my goodness...John Fogarty this song makes me happy in more ways then you can ever know....THIS IS THE GREATEST CCR SONG EVER WRITTEN..its saying a lot considering there are so many great songs they wrote...

@sloebone7399

4y↑145

Kids, your dad was a musical genius.

@dphotos007

4y↑32

Their dad is a musical genius not was.

@stlroofer314

4y↑16

@Yun_Abraxas

4y↑15

@angelhart2939

4y↑19

John Fogerty IS a musical genius.

@apersiannihilist5632

4y↑7

IS**
Fogerty is not just a musical genius!
HE IS THE MUSICAL GENIUS OF ROCK AND ROLL

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@LowSkillGundam

4y↑281

If rock music is stuck in 1969 forever then I'm good. 1969 is the best year in music.

@kennyhuskisson2684

4y↑17

I say 69 & 70, the two best years for music, IMO👍✌

@jturie

4y↑17

67 through 71 or so was the best. Sometime around 78, it went south and we have the garbage that we have today.

@dannyhemphill7618

4y↑24

I’m 68. 1965-1975 was the best 10 year period for music IMHO.

@Bluzian74

4y↑6

I think 1968 was the actual peak year (all round, all things considered, all things being equal). I think 1968 was probably THE craziest year to have ever lived. (Sadly, I was born in the 70s).

@identitydixie1061

4y↑9

1966 to 1977 would be the best

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@joepalooka2145

4y↑132

The wheel goes round. I was a teenager back in the '60s when John Fogerty and Creedence happened, and I bought every single record. Never saw them play live unfortunately. But now all these years later----- in the middle of this coronavirus crisis---- I'm watching John Fogerty playing with his kids. Doesn't get any better than this!

@MarcosSilva-sv3wo

Sou fã de jhon f0rguet

@oscarfernandez7386

Mr. John fogerty I want to say I’m in love with your music. My dad was birth in the 50th and he grew up with credence. I was born in 1990 and I play the bass and I play all the credence songs like this one, Lodi, Hideaway, Just a thought, Born on The Bayou, Who’ll stop the rain, Have you ever seen the rain and many more. I’m super hooked with all of this songs. I’ve been to your concert in Paso Robles. And I cried because I never thought I would get a chance to see you. You are both my dad and I legend. We love you

@joseluismartinez5627

4y↑9

Hi John. I am Mexican and I have always admired the gift that life gave you. Thank you for sharing the gift that God gave you with us. Truly, every time we listen to you, you fill us with joy in our hearts. I hope that another you will emerge in our time.

@arielfreire243

4y↑83

I'm 64 then grown listening CCR and John Fogerty.It's very good run through the years with the best music.

@jims41

4y↑1

Ariel Freire ditto ✌️

@jammin6816

4y↑2

63! Ditto

@michaelvandyke6715

4y↑1

Same here... Ramble Tamble...

@ColKorn1965

4y↑3

Anybody who doesn't like Creedence or Fogerty solo is deaf

@paulspears715

right on brother!!

@jeremymiller2459

4y↑165

I’m forty three, I grew up with you, listening my whole life, and I always will till the end.

@ARealPartOfMe

4y↑6

Jeremy - I‘m 3 years older than you and it’s exactly the same for me 💚

@tradeum1485

4y↑8

I am Russian and it’s the same for me. His voice is particular 👏

@jeremymiller2459

4y↑5

ARealPartOfMe 💕

@petezahutt5174

4y↑3

Same here

@TheMisanthrope.

4y↑9

Tippin' my hat to that Jeremy Miller. Same here in Ireland. Fookin' luv that guy. Can't believe i missed CCR live along the road. These fireside family seshes are a God send during COVID-19 lockdown. Keep well John, family and World. 💚

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@miko746

4y↑2

I thought Lodi was just a metaphor until I drove through Lodi, CA. One of the few songs that makes me smile and cry at the same time. John Fogerty is an American songwriting icon.

@markanderson1795

4y↑9

In my first year of high school in 1970 I bought my first LP record - Cosmos Factory here in Sydney Australia. Still have it. To hear the Fogerty Family performing CCR classics at this time 50years later from home is as wonderful as the first time I played Cosmos Factory. John and family, thank you so much!

@bekri88

4y↑11

I live in Lodi, Italy. Lodi has actually been the origin of the covid in Italy. So, definitely, I fell stuck in Lodi too. This song is a real masterpiece!

@emkayultra2616

4y↑23

Definitely one of the top 3 voices in Rock & Roll history

@Fezzler61

4y↑21

Fogerty music makes people happy. Seeing Mr. Fogerty playing with his family is a joy and brings hope and inspiration. Thank you.

@sgmarshall3

4y↑1

Fezzler61 I agree completely. Heck, even his songs about rough times make me happy. His music is amazing

@snigblitz

4y↑8

Back in '69 we were all learning to play guitar by listening to CCR, or at least singing along. It's just as good today, and it's good to see John still at it in good form. Thank you!

@darrolong1175

4y↑224

Love this ..The up side to everyone staying home is seeing what's left of the greats doing home recordings! Enjoyed tremendously!

@bertha0962

4y↑4

Do you notice Johns son with the orange shirt... he is identical to his father, especially when John was his age..... fantastic family..... I do believe his current wife Julie only the mother of the daughter.....

@johnlamlam6675

Bertie Laine

@davidkirkham6497

@@bertha0962 John’s current wife, Julie is the biological Mother of all i this video!

@marymathews8421

4y↑84

Still fantastic. Takes me back to teenage years, good times.

@teharipatene8135

4y↑2

Me too, isn't the guitaring like...SPOT ON ALL the detail

@Omil7750

Back in the days....Musics & concerts, artists was all real talented. J. Forgerty was the legend then, and now still is....his musics help my generation grew up !!

@MichaelTaylor-rz4wm

BEAUTIFUL. Sound as good now as it did in 69. Fogerty you're a legend!

@Keoki57able

4y↑3

Thank you Fogerty family! You lifted me out of the doldrums that I've been in as of late!

@ArchFundy

4y↑3

You could always tell a CCR tune instantly by the unique sound of the guitar. Thanks John and Family. Be strong...be well.

@tonyachapman9255

4y↑1

Thank you Mr Fogerty for this,what a wonderful thing to do for us

@MrSpringfellow

1y↑1

I am 61 now but kids, your dad is so special for my generation in the Philippines.

@rauman72

4y↑31

STILL the best! Been trying to imitate you since I was 12, I’m 62, nope! Standing on the porch playing and grandma in a chair in the yard clapping. Great memories! Thanks!!!

@acrscott

rauman72 me too. 63 and loving it!

@RK-en1gk

Same here!

@johnnyadriel4651

4y↑16

Voice is the same as 50years ago. Love it.👍🖐

@juniormint3136

I know, he even sings it in the same keys as 50 years ago.

@lucidman420

32w↑1

Just saw him and his son's in concert was great. But if I had a time machine would love go back in time to see this fresh 😊

@Daveymallon

4y↑1

Truly one of the great great American songwriters. His songs are soundtracks to people’s lives including mine and I am a child born to someone of his generation. His music is timeless.

@thelifeofjosie4242

4y↑3

I mean.. I listen to CCR everyday. I think those times were beautiful. But. These times, playing with family with songs that you played over the years, is just golden. No worrying about recording companies, no worrying about the band falling apart, just happiness all over the place!

@philmanaigre4419

4y↑52

You and your family playing and making beautiful music makes my heart sing.The perfect tonic for these difficult times. We must go back to a simpler way of life,reconnect with are families in real time,not virtually time.Keep them family videos coming,peace and joy

@valerietomsic8454

1y↑1

Grew up in 60's and 70's in NJ and LOVED CCR....also there's a town LODI, NJ.....great old song! GLAD to see this! THANK YOU!

@oscarmyerotis3511

And over here is John Fogerty one of the greatest American song writers of all time

@SteveGamlin

4y↑18

"Hey, while we're sittin' around the house..."
Love this. Thank you John, and the Fogerty family, for delivering the JOY.

@kerryalfred6565

4y↑11

I've always loved you as long as I can remember never get tired of your music and God bless you and your family and thank you for being you. Keep rocking brother we want another 50 years from you please

@nancypalermo-shawkellyes9316

4y↑1

I just love hearing your songs. It keeps me upbeat and brings back so many memories. Thank you! Peace!

@crupert23225

The soundtrack of my youth. Thank you John and CCR. They don't make it like you did anymore.

@bombadilian

4y↑14

This is so beautiful. Damn. My favourite CCR song being played by John and his family. Look after yourselves, everyone!

@jeremyelmore673

4y↑5

Hi I'm Jeremy from Mississippi, I've loved your music Mr. Fogerty forever, love you and your family.

@rogjackson

This song is the pot of gold. American gold. Courtesy, the legend of John Fogerty.

@TD-ce5ru

I rode on the back of my Uncle's 175 Honda motorcycle in 1968 to see John Fogerty at the Civic auditorium in Omaha. I have listened to Cosmos Factory a million times. And seen the Vegas show in 2018. Keep on chuglin.

@jyotishkoray

4y↑4

These videos are one of the best things to come out from this crisis. Beautiful music. Timeless

@michaelgunther9678

3y↑5

Ich beneide John um seine Familie. Einfach Wahnsinn, wie er seine alten Lieder mit IHR wieder aufleben lässt. Respekt!

@ebsell

Can you imagine sitting in that room listening to these guys perform and tell stories?

@richardweinberger2756

I always loved that song.
Thank you Fogerty's.

@DomsUncutChannel

4y↑36

I am 28 and grew up with the Music
and love to play it

even teaching and showing younger kids CCR via Rock Band in my Gaming Bar :D

Thanks for taking the time at home playing awesome music <3

@dougmcpheters1546

4y↑2

Hey Dom, good job keeping Classic Rock alive!

@jeanhourques6107

4y↑6

I' m 62' french fan ! Thank you John and all your family .

@CailenCambeul

3y↑1

69er here. Creedence was my go to band - playing the same old records, singles and tapes until YouTube, when I finally got CCR video! I extend my thanks to you and your family, and a massive thank you during this Lock Down.

@Dogboy1092

4y↑1

I'm a 38 year old Australian and John Fogerty and CCR is always my favourite music to listed to, particularly on long open roads. John Fogerty's music goes beyond boundaries of age and distance. If I ever get back to visit the USA I hope to see him live someday.

@georgeusLH

4y↑8

Always my all time favorite ... Timeless classic . Thank you for this song sir 👍🏼 . pray for your health and fortune sir .

@instantjustice6708

4y↑24

Good morning John and family! Thanks so much, you made my morning.

@DreamCather147

4y↑1

I went a 100 miles out my route to see Lodi once just because of this song. Thanks John. For some reason this song rings true !

@robvoellner8430

4y↑1

Such a wonderful gift to us all. Thank you John Fogerty and your beautiful family.

@sergiolascurain16

4y↑94

Todo Mexico apresia y valoran a Jonh Fogerty por su buena Musica.
all of Mexico appresiates and values Jonh Fogerty for his good music.

@kerryalfred6565

4y↑10

Thats a beautiful thing to say

@erickfgty

4y↑5

Sergio Lascurain así es

@sergiovillegas1047

4y↑3

Ahuevo !!!

@whitefiberman2094

4y↑7

It’s nice to finally hear the original style of Lodi again

@joesr.shannavanausdall855

4y↑10

This one appreciates the music of Mexico too! Hey neighbor! Blessings to you. Stay safe down south in these disease ridden times, my friend!

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@G-gnome

4y↑32

Great sounds from Fogerty’s Factory!!! 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏

@andylucas8262

1969.... the best year for music, the best year for cars. I can still listen to the music, but I miss my Chevelle !

@glendakoonce1431

4y↑1

John, Thank you for sharing these little family singings. Love them alot. You are the greatest R&R singer, writer and band ever. God Bless you and I Thank the Lord for your talent He gave you. Stay safe

@Chris66JTM45

4y↑5

A true American Music Icon with a heart warming and very relevant rendition of Lodi ... Thank you for this performance John & family and please stay safe and well.

@rattlesnake8531

4y↑5

Hello, Mr Fogerty.
Many dear greetings from germany ! I can tell you that I was born in 57 and grew up with your music and respectively with CCR. But above all I am happy that you are still actively making music... stay fit, vital and healthy so that you will remain with us for a long time with your immortal songs!
With best wishes; One of your many old german fans......

@ulrichbraun9165

4y↑1

Bin auch Jahrgang 57. Ich schließe mich Deiner Rede an.

@RaoulThomas007

Thank you Fogerty Family! You are the Absolute Best!!

@clydechavez3483

Man when I was 14 in early 70s had a little band and used to sing some of ccr song including this one and now I still sing some of ccr song. John, ccr was absolutely my favorite band. Hats off to you sir.

@helgamac1344

3y↑3

FANTASTISCH!!! Wie Sie zusammen musizieren, wunderschön !!! 🎼🎵🎶🎼🎵🎶👌👏❤👌👏❤👌👏❤👌👏❤

@RehabProjectSRCB

4y↑5

John is totally loving Quarantine, quality time with his kids and gets to do what he loves with the ones he loves.

@SgtGreg74

4y↑1

I am one of those who were raised in the sixties before Woodstock and still remember those days even though some brain cells have died off. Great music and John was definitely one of those performers that made Vietnam barely tolerable. Keep singing John cause you still sound as great as back then. Family is everything.

@sakutasu

I never get tired of listening to CCR songs. Thanks ! John . God Bless.

@MikeUIibarri

4y↑10

What a gift YouTube turned out to be.

@joseluisgraciamosteo2999

4y↑4

Maravilloso. Hace unos días canté con mis hijos esta canción en mi cumpleaños. Fue magnífico. Thanks, Mr. Fogerty. A big hello from Madrid, Spain.

@marcoantoniocamposherrera8078

26w↑1

The Best ❤ Jhon Fogerty ..

@mattomon1045

Mr Fogerty thank you for the memories I love this song.

@musicstarfriendshalstenbek205

4y↑4

We hope we can see you on stage soon !!!! Thanks for this wonderful moment .😍

@mrbr549

4y↑20

I remember when this came out...guess that dates me. Oh well. Loved your work back then, and still love it with your family now.

@deanmurphy2265

Was it a b- side? Did they bring it out on a album? I seen him perform this somewhere else, and he said this was the other side of bad moon rising. What a great song✌️

@josephschrader4047

4y↑1

It just doesn't get better then this. I grew up listening to my dad's old CCR records and I just love watching John Fogerty and his kids playing his classics.

@antolinuriarte6286

Muchas gracias John, mito de varias generaciones, qué gran placer poder tocar con los hijos. Enhorabuena

@FernandoTorres-en1zf

4y↑5

we love you fogerty!!!! you are forever great!!! best regards from Monterrey

@bertgetner9397

4y↑5

Love the Cosmos theme. Awesome.
All though Lodi came from the Green River album, it is such a fitting song for these times.
Cosmos Factory is by far my fav. CCR album. And that cover has been blazoned in my
mind for 55 years.Thank you Fogerty family for these beautiful performances! Love you guys.

@Geoffreytomlinson24

Still here John listening to your great tunes, coming up to my 69th birthday, live long & prosper.

@joeharris8574

I graduated high school in 71 good music in those days.

@deeguenveur9987

4y↑7

Thanks for keeping us entertained during this quarantine period...much appreciated!!!! Be safe , stay well...

@RocknRollPiano

4y↑10

Beautiful family, beautiful music, just beautiful, thank you! Scotty J

@joshuameighan344

4y↑1

One of my favourite songs it means a lot. Thank you Mr Foggerty and your wonderful talented family.

@famasmaster2000

4y↑1

Simply perfection....no other words can be used !! Thank you for this 😁👍

@Ortodox415

4y↑7

Manor play this makes me feel like home again back in Vietnam we lived on this kind of music this is just speaks volumes of Pride American Freedom life in general and God bless you my friend you have been great inspiration throughout my life and my children's in my grandchildren's and just God bless you and please keep singing We love your music you just have a timeless sound you have a Timeless soul God bless you my friend

@cbaron1234

4y↑3

John and his bunch are simply superb!

@rbking9296

Thank you Mr.John Fogerty for being such a big part of the sound track of my life, this song was always there to get me through some tough times, man talk about they don’t make em like they used to....

@lauriedooker1031

Johns blessed. Live long and thanks for the joy of music.

@davidkirkham6497

4y↑4

Thank you, once again, Fogerty Family! Lodi is one of my fav songs your Dad wrote! Keep up the awesome playing with your Dad. Best/PP

@rodrigopatriota6637

4y↑3

Obrigado mestre Jhon Fogerty nos presentear com seus vídeos nessa quarentena. Deus o abençoe e lhe de muita saúde sempre. 🇧🇷

@nigonkouk1770

4y↑2

We drank more beer and liquor to CCR than any other group that ever lived' it truly was one hell of a blessing God gave us.

@MrTonkacat

this man means so much to so many.My hero as a kid ...

@richwalker3675

4y↑3

Wow John, thank you so much! I've been "stuck" on these songs for years anyway and now I'm quarantines with em! Now my day is better! You're the best brother!

@stephenclark1551

4y↑6

I was actually stuck in Lodi once. 16 years old my 61 corvair blew up. Hitched a ride back to Tucson

@Rorschachqp

4y↑1

I’m sure you could make a lyric about that to fit the song.

@alanna8983

Thank you Mr Fogarty and family!
You are a ray of sunlight on a cloudy day.

Aplauseaplauseaplause

@Stefranvic

Merc beaucoup i Think You .Mr Fogerty and your band.👍👍👍❤️❤️❤️.Bravo pour cette super chanson sui evoque la route ..la solitude .. la tristesse ...et bravo pour avoir fait vivre les grands courants musicaux , Folk .Blues . Rock ..Bayou .etc ... Jazz ..Blues Rockvayant une grande profondeur d'Ame..Merci

@lobobobo3684

4y↑5

Quality music for us to hear, the world is in need of that, greetings from Brazil

@jamesbaskin8616

4y↑123

I'm sitting here watching this in my office at Kustom Signals Inc. The Kustom amps like the one behind John's head were made mostly by hand right here in this building. We don't make amps anymore, that business was sold to Gretsch or Baldwin (Not sure which) many years ago. They're collectors items now.

@landonlewsaw1762

4y↑9

I noticed the famous tuck and roll back there!

@adamrodgers6811

4y↑8

@Chance thank you for your service

@dadeo8957

4y↑5

I have 2 Kustom amps.

@nigonkouk1770

4y↑2

@Chance How much do you want for it? :|)

@jagapatto

4y↑2

My first amp was a Kustom. Great big cabinet with a separate head that sat on top. I loved that amp.

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@abner1638

4y↑1

Really love this version. Love this song. As someone who was born in Lodi in the 60’s , I can relate....

@juannittmann8094

Thanks so much, i can't believe what i am listening....it's a gif of god... If my father was here he was very happy... Thanks again John

@rodrigobortoloti2830

4y↑3

John, I thank you for your music. I can speak for thousands of fans around the world, who, like me, when they listen to their songs, feel an extra strength to keep fighting with life. God bless you and your whole family. I wish one day I could have the opportunity to meet you in person and play a little guitar with you. It would be a wonderful dream come true. I'm 43 years old, I'm from the city of Ourinhos, state of São Paulo, Brazil.