Mike is joined by Goodbye June guitarist Tyler Baker as they enter 'Bayou Country' with Creedence Clearwater Revival!
The first of three studio albums released by CCR throughout 1969, Tyler and Mike discuss how the band took the world by storm with their swamp rock sound.
Which popular TV show recreated the 'Born on the Bayou' riff for it's transitional scenes?
Who does Tyler believe recorded the definitive version of 'Proud Mary'. CCR or Ike and Tina Turner?
What does 'Keep On Chooglin'' mean?
PLUS: Enjoy 'Step Aside', the opening track from Goodbye June's latest album 'See Where The Night Goes'.
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Music Credits: 'This Is Rock' by Silvia Marchese
'Step Aside' by Goodbye June. Available on their new album 'See Where The Night Goes' released on Earache Records.
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