THE BAND
CCR - Revival -- The bandname portrays straight away clearly where this band has obtained their inspiration from. That is, as it happens, the end years sixty and beginnings years seventy enormously popular American superband Creedence Clearwater Revival. The most important man of C.C.R. was John Fogerty and also from its solo material at C.C.R. - Revival is repeatedly drawn.
Large acquaintance hits such as 'I Put a Spell on You' and 'Suzy Q' won't be missing on the setlist of this tribute-band, but also solo-hits of Fogerty such as 'Hot Rod Heart' and 'The Old man down The Road' will do the temperature increase in each horeca venture to minimum subtropical values. Again the best times of the Rock and Roll will revive and aigain will the 'Bad Moon' be 'Risin' again if the members of CCR-Revival enter the stage.
A solid foundation is formed by bassplayer Gerald Emming and drummer Wim Enting. Sharpened by Willem Snijder and Leo Coopmans, who with strong riffs and licks on their Gibson and Fender guitars their Marshall amplifiers so now and then vigorously will let smoke. The finishing touch is taken care by Lawrence Onrust, who will slide his fingers subtle over the keyboard, and with this he could bring the public far below hypnosis if he wanted to. Finally all of this gets the vocal support of a drawn from the clay 'Swamp" throat. This great rocker is listening to the name Tonnis de Vries and he will certainly not save his voice links during his actions on stage (this despite negative doctors advice), witness numbers as 'Fortunate Son' and 'Travelin Band' You will stand mended of the agreement between Bert's voice sound and the voice of John Fogerty. All in all this whole company ensures an evening full of Rock and Roll which you will remember for a long time.