John Fogerty

Yeah.

And so finally it was time to... There wasn't enough... There wasn't any way to put it back together that I could see.

Right.

It was beyond me.

Now, in later, later, later years, you know, I'm a much older guy.

I mean, there were, you know, there's some decisions that I made.

One of them was the decision to not be in the movie Woodstock.

They sent a tape of the band doing Bad Moon Rising.

It was...

Okay.

But what had happened at Woodstock was the Grateful Dead was on before us.

Grateful Dead had all taken LSD.

We were supposed to be on at 8 o'clock.

It's now 2 o'clock, 2.30 in the morning by the time we get... Grateful Dead goes on...

kind of loses their way, but they're on stage for an hour and a half or something with nothing going on.

So that poor audience has been through rain and all the rest and muddy and they just, they just crashed.

A half a million, just boom, you know.

And that's what I get, right?

We come running out on stage and we're playing a few songs and all I see is sleeping people.

And eventually, the last, I think, 20 minutes of our set finally got them up.