John Fogerty

We warmed them up for Janice.

That's the way I always say, you know, they got going again.

But that was a struggle all through that.

So I get sent – and it was a bad taste in my mouth about that evening because we'd gone to so much trouble.

And at that moment, we were certainly the number one band in the U.S.

and probably on our way to being number one in the world.

And so I just – here's this kind of ordinary tape of –

bad moon and I just thought, this doesn't help us, doesn't further us at all.

Nah, I'm going to pass.

By the way, the Grateful Dead is not in Woodstock either.

I didn't see that until about a year ago.

I just assumed the Grateful Dead was in Woodstock, right?

That's probably unusable.

So if there had been an older guy around us, a manager that was like 50 instead of me with my bad taste about the evening, the older guy might have said, hey, you know –

your version of Suzy Q live, even though those people were sleeping, the band was cooking.

You guys played good.

You can't hardly see anything anyway, the crappy old... He said, but that recording's good.

Maybe we should demand that, look, you put us in the movie and give us eight minutes, not two minutes.

Or by then, it was probably 15 minutes long.

I think that was a decision that could probably...