John Fogerty brings Creedence classics to Zach Bryan's back seat
The Belting Bronco's tenth episode pairs five performances with Fogerty's memories of songwriting, Woodstock and military service.
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John Fogerty (Of Creedence Clearwater Revival) - The Belting Bronco - Episode Ten
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Zach Bryan can't quite believe it. John Fogerty has just sung "Have You Ever Seen the Rain" behind him, and the driver briefly sounds like someone trying to process his own guest booking: "I can't believe 'Have You Ever Seen the Rain' was just sung in the back of my Bronco."
Bryan's only upload this week, "John Fogerty (Of Creedence Clearwater Revival) - The Belting Bronco - Episode Ten", brought in about 45,000 views in its first fifteen hours. Fogerty moves between electric and acoustic guitar as country roads roll past, performing "Lodi," "Bad Moon Rising," "Proud Mary" and "Fortunate Son" alongside that rain-soaked classic.
Made in celebration of Veterans Day, the episode also leaves room for the stories behind the voice. Fogerty recalls receiving his honorable discharge, celebrating with cartwheels, then picking up his guitar and beginning "Proud Mary." Later, his Woodstock recollection finds an unexpectedly intimate image inside the enormous festival: one listener holding up a lighter gave him someone to play for when much of the crowd was exhausted or asleep.
Viewers are picking up on the series' evolution, the connection between musical generations and the Johnny Cash reminiscence near the end. Bryan's closing tribute calls Fogerty an influential songwriter and mentor, giving the guest appearance a personal weight beyond the familiar songs.
Elsewhere in the catalog, "Zach Bryan - Lies (feat. Lana Del Rey) (Official Audio)" remains the busiest of his highlighted uploads, approaching four million views. "Zach Bryan - Lodi When (Official Audio)" is drawing listeners too, a neatly timed title alongside Fogerty's performance of "Lodi."
Bryan added 10,000 subscribers over the week, more than any of the country and folk peers listed alongside him. Luke Combs and Blake Shelton had unchanged subscriber counts; Cody Johnson and Lainey Wilson grew more modestly. For Bryan, the week's new arrival was less about adding another solo song than giving one of his songwriting touchstones the back seat.
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An artist who consistently pays homage to the ones who paved the way. What a legendary collab between generational talents. Real love!
@stevemac_musicSee it on YouTubeSeeing the belting bronco become this is amazing
@Rew_reviewsSee it on YouTubeI was in the lousiest mood. Then I saw this - made me smile the first 5 seconds
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This is absolutely the coolest thing ever
@ccooper.007See it on YouTubeWhat national treasure this guy is. Thanks for having him in the bronco Zach
@gilbertkennedy2536See it on YouTubeAwe, hearing these reminds me of my uncle!
@jlphippsjrSee it on YouTubeThis is legendary
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The videos drawing views on Zach Bryan right now
- Channel
- Zach Bryan
- Subscribers
- 1,730,000 ▲ 10,000 this week
- Videos published this week
- 1
- Video published
- November 12, 2026
- Video views so far
- 45,320
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Which Zach Bryan album includes "Something in the Orange"?
"Something in the Orange" appears on Bryan's 2022 album American Heartbreak.


