John Fogerty

For me, at least, it wasn't even about being famous, literally, if you can believe that.

It was the joy of understanding the music from other people that you loved.

And as you grew up from that little first inspiration, you began to kind of understand what it was you liked about what they did.

and at some point then started to try and do it yourself.

But that was a long, long time after the initial joy of just enjoying what they did.

Well, for me, I just – and also the prospect of creating something new tomorrow, you know, and the – what's the word?

You get certain feelings.

Well, we all do, but I've learned to –

Can I say it?

It's sort of... It's like being in a big swimming pool or something.

You know, it's all... It just surrounds you.

Letting yourself enjoy that feeling and then try to figure out a way to put that into the music.

You know, express it.

Was this the one with kind of a funny foreign name?

Yeah.

I've read a couple of Jimmy biographies, but, you know, yeah.

Yeah, I do know that there was some manager of his.

I mean, Jimmy owned his masters.

That was remarkable.

That's why his family has the masters, his estate.