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The War of Art
Steven Pressfield
“a great book ... I give it to comedians and artists all the time”
“He wrote a great book called The War of Art. And uh I give this book I have boxes of this book out front and I give it to comedians and artists all the time”— Joe Rogan
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American Werewolf in London
John Landis (inferred)
“one of my all-time favorite movies”
“also because it's in one of my all-time favorite movies, American Werewolf in London. that scene where that song”— Joe Rogan
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Yellowstone
Taylor Sheridan (inferred)
“my favorites are ... like Yellowstone”
“I watch some TV shows and my favorites are the the the modern, you know, like Yellowstone and all the other ones after that.”— John Fogerty
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Old Man Down the Road
John Fogerty
“I saw this uh video clip where you talking about I think it was Old Man Down the Road. Is that the the the beginning riff?”— Joe Rogan
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Centerfield
John Fogerty
“It was my comeback on Center Field and I had finally gotten away from Fantasy Records, which is where Credence was”— John Fogerty
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Green River
John Fogerty
“that whole place inspired my song Green River. That's all the little parts are in Green River.”— John Fogerty
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Put Me In Coach (Centerfield)
John Fogerty
“Is that what inspired put me in coach? Of course. What a great anthem.”— Joe Rogan
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Fortunate Son
John Fogerty
“I want to ask you about Fortunate Son. How did you write that? Like how did how did that come about?”— Joe Rogan
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Eye of the Zombie
John Fogerty
“I wrote some songs, a whole album really, uh, called Eye of the Zombie. It was the followup to, uh, Center Field.”— John Fogerty
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Bad Moon Rising
John Fogerty
“Bad Moon Rising is another great fantastic song. Another huge favorite of mine.”— Joe Rogan
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Proud Mary
John Fogerty
“The very first thing I had written in my little book of song titles was Proud Mary. ... This is a a boat named Proud Mary.”— John Fogerty
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Down on the Corner
John Fogerty
“as opposed to something like, "Have you ever seen the ring?" Or even Down on the Corner, which is a different vibe, right?”— John Fogerty
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Mardi Gras
Creedence Clearwater Revival
“the album's called Marty Gro And in the press it was murdered, you know, Rolling Stones said, "This is the worst album ever made by a major group."”— John Fogerty
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Suzie Q
Creedence Clearwater Revival
“And that's what I did with Suzie Q. It just kind of really arranged it and had all this cool stuff going on.”— John Fogerty
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Blue Moon Swamp
John Fogerty
“much more in 97 after Blue Moon Swamp came out and I had a series of bands”— John Fogerty
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My Baby Left Me
Elvis Presley
“This was a song called My Baby Left Me. And this was basically classic Sun Records vibe even though he was now on RCA.”— John Fogerty
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That's All Right, Mama
Arthur Crudup
“You probably know his song, Elvis's song, That's All Right, Mama. Right. Well, this is in that vein.”— Joe Rogan
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Rumble
Link Wray
“the instrumental Rumble by Link Ray. ... then Rumble the song. Who's the guy? Link Ray. Oh god, that's so cool.”— John Fogerty
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I'm Alive
Johnny Thunder
“It's a song from 1969 by this guy, Johnny Thunder. And it's incredible. It's such a good song.”— Joe Rogan
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Shooting Star
Bad Company
“one of my favorite songs when I was a kid uh was uh Bad Company Shooting Star.”— Joe Rogan
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I Need a Lover
John Mellencamp
“John Melanchamp was telling me a story about uh I need a lover that won't drive me crazy. Like that song he wrote in the shower.”— Joe Rogan
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