Album: Live at Woodstock

I'm glad I listened to the enthusiastic reviewers and impulse-purchased. Honestly, just the idea of finally hearing a recording of their Woodstock performance was enough for me. Sure, this takes me back...to young to be at Woodstock, but just the right age for CCR to be an essential transitional rock band for my youth. Memories of these songs certainly takes me back, but the added flavor of BEING THERE, if only because of the slighter looseness of the playing and the sense of liveness...I don't know. For me, this is a great piece of the past. And like someone below says, it's pretty amazing how contemporary this band sounds these days. And, ya know, Fogerty's voice and delivery is iconic.

Now i only wish i was in Woodstock 1969 instead of The St Patrick Day Care Center.

Love the release but its painful to the ears. Music is great but sound is shrill and crackly can't believe itys the best they can offer especially the $4.99 cost and company behind it. Todays tech offers much more sonically.

Rather them reunite, make new tunes than hear the same re-released songs played live at some other venue or event.

If you didn’t know the tunes or Fogerty’s unmistakeable drawl you would believe this was a current, touring rock band. The live arrangements of these classics are intricate and the band is a tight unit. Puts to shame any jam band of the era even when they add a five minute solo to the usually three minute pop hit like Susie Q. Glad to finally hear it released from the vaults.

This is a great album. My wife bought me the vinyl album for Christmas. The two best songs (which can’t be down-loaded here by themselves) are Keep On Chooglin’ and Suzie Q.

Great music but Did John Fogerty get ripped off on this too?

Powerful performance - How did this NOT make the original 3 album release?

An amazing Rock n Roll record that I'd given up hope on ever hearing. Don't hesitate.

Looking forward to this!