Most folks in their late sixties are slowing down, enjoying retirement, maybe even filling out papers for a quiet spot in a retirement home. But not John Fogerty and Billy Gibbons. These two rock giants from the early ’70s proved in 2013 that fire doesn’t fade with age—it roars louder. On October 17 at the Hard Rock Casino in Tulsa, the crowd expected nostalgia. What they got instead was a time machine. Fogerty tore into “Born on the Bayou” with the same swamp-soaked grit that once defined a generation, and just when the audience thought it couldn’t get any better, Gibbons stormed the stage. His guitar didn’t just play—it slashed through the air, sharp and dangerous, like 1973 had come crashing back to life.

 

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