John Fogerty

Is that it?

Yeah.

I had this place.

It was my studio.

It was basically the garage of a house that I had bought to be my office and my place.

So it was the size of a garage.

I would go there every day.

So in the morning, I'd get in.

I'd

turn on my tape recorder and various pieces of equipment and stuff.

That was my process, certainly every weekday morning, sometimes on Saturday, Sunday, whatever, but certainly the five days a week.

And I'd walk in there and work on music.

I did this every day for, I mean, years and years from...

until Centerfield came out, basically, which was 11 years later.

And so one morning I walk in and I haven't even turned on the stuff yet.

I just, for some reason, I went right to the guitar and I turned on the amp and picked up the guitar and just kind of noodling because I like to do that.

A lot of my songs have started this way, but suddenly just played and it really had that sound to it.

And I got my attention because I knew that it wasn't anything else.

And I also, I mean, this is like in a, this is how quick our brains can work.

You know, it's taken me way longer to tell it than the actual thing.