John Fogerty

Yeah.

Uh-oh.

You know, I just believe, even though my mom, I mean, she was a warrior.

Think of it.

There were five boys.

That was my family.

My parents split up when I... It was kind of a long, ongoing thing, but somewhere around eight years old.

And so it was my mom's job to raise these five boys.

And I, you know, at some point, being a teenager, a little later, I said, it's a wonder we're not all in San Quentin.

You know, I mean, somehow she had enough of her.

She gave enough of her to inspire us, all of us, really, to...

be good people I mean you know we all had our faults and foibles and fell down and all that but yet the ideal was to try and reach up here and be a good person and it was because our family wasn't in some sense to try and have a normal family you know leave it to beaver and all that sort of thing so that was a big goal to me a big inspiration to want that

I think...

I don't know if I talk with Julie about this.

Sometimes we show up at stuff and there'll be a lot of characters.

I'm talking about musical things.

A lot of characters roaming around.

I kind of look like Ward Cleaver, Beaver's dad.

Mr. Boy Scout or something walking around.

She's looking at me like, couldn't you have worn something a little more?