John Fogerty - Live at Vietnam Veterans-Who'll Stop The rain скачать видео бесплатно

Charles W.

Can someone tell me preciesly the name or such of the guitar John is playing on here please? I really wanna know so if anyone knows please , im a hughhhhh Ccr fan !!! Thank you very much for all that helped me out here ! Have a nice Life ♫ ♫ ♫ lovers !!!

Skyboss006

man it hurts

Rose Sorreda

Best inspirational statement i've ever heard. John not only are u a true untainted rock and roller, you speak from the heart. Yeah why not? drop it and move on. Never really thought about it that way but yeah! M not a war vet but your message holds true for everybody else whose going through something in their lives. thanks man. Drop it and move on! Time waits for no man.

Buddy Silver

MORONS ON THE WALLIn 1966, the U.S. war in Vietnam was heating up rapidly, and President Lying Lyndon Johnson and his moronic Secretary of Defense, Robert McNamara, were faced with a problem of their own making: The Armed Forces needed more and more troops for the war zone, but there was a shortage of men who were considered fair game for the military draft. There were plenty of men of draft age (18-26) in America, but most of them were unavailable. Many were attending college, using student deferments to avoid the draft. Others had found safe havens in the National Guard and Reserves, like Trump, which by and large were not sent to Vietnam. Still others were DISQUALIFIED because they scored poorly on the military’s mental and physical entrance tests.How could the Gringos, LBJ and Mac round up enough men to send to war? They realized that they would anger the vote-powerful middle class if they drafted college boys and if they sent National Guardsmen and Reserves to Vietnam. So instead they decided to induct the DISQUALIFIED low-scoring men, whom Johnson referred to (in a secret White House tape) as “second-class fellows”.On October 1, 1966, McNamara launched a program called Project 100,000, which lowered mental and physical military standards. Men who had been unqualified for military duty the day before, were now deemed qualified. By the end of the Vietnam war, McNamara’s program had taken 354,000 substandard men into the Army, Marine Corps, Air Force and Navy, Among the regular troops, these men were often known as “McNamara’s Morons” or “The Moron Corps”.Military leaders – from Westmoreland, the commanding general in Vietnam, to lieutenants and sergeants at the platoon level – viewed McNamara’s program as a disaster. Because most of the Project 100,000 were mentally and physically incompetent and it was next to impossible to train them, ESPECIALLY for the SLAUGHTER FIELDS OF VIETNAM.A total of 5,478 of McNamara’s Morons were killed in Vietnam. Their fatality rate was THREE (3) times as high as that of other GIs. An estimated 20,270 were wounded and many were permanently disabled.John Fogerty wasn't DRAFTED, he was in the Reserves, while mentally and physically handicapped young men were sent to the front lines of Vietnam.PUT THAT TO MUSIC!

Mark Schmidt

I remember this from my Army time...he was very popular because his music was right and no bullshit.

Rubens Brito

My memories.....

mike acton

who will stop the wars

Abstrusity.

You can only do so much,...then ya gotta let it go. Haven't met anyone yet who can worry about just everything.

Giuseppe Prato

Very nice video

Elizabeth Cooper 's

lerch 321 why would they have been mad do you understand what it was about..he is angry and he clearly states I an no fortunate one if you're going to ask you a question at least get the question to make sense John was drafted.. Fortunate son was written about the anger that he felt along with thousands of other young men

Elizabeth Cooper 's

lerch 321 why would they have been mad do you understand what it was about..he is angry and he clearly states I an no fortunate one if you're going to ask you a question at least get the question to make sense John was drafted.. Fortunate son was written about the anger that he felt along with thousands of other young men

5150 Truth

fyi vietnam war was the aftermath of the korean war, which is a war we are still having with 'Russia and China' ...

lurch321

Wonder if John did Fortunate Son at this gig.  If so, bet the audience would've been pissed!

southcop

SEMPER FI!!

Russ Coles

'69 long binh

MathPhile

I rained all the damn time in SE Asia, and when I hear this song, I can HEAR the rain. thanks Bros.

Ben Iyyar

All of us Viet Nam Veterans are and were heroes, we did our duty and I am proud of my service and I am proud of all the troopers who served with me.  This is still a really great song, I remember hearing it when it first came out!

Moon r

prayers to you my brother...thanks for your service

ZenfireTheWizard

check my channel if ya can, god bless all the vets...long live

Nata Pu

which years is that ?