Chris Stapleton Fans Might've Missed This Sweet Behind-the-Scenes Moment at the Super Bowl
With the 2023 Super Bowl over and done with, fans witnessed many high-stakes moments from the night. But on social media, people may have missed a special behind-the-scenes moment in between Chris Stapleton and one of music’s most famous artists.
Before the country star’s performance of the Super Bowl National Anthem, he received a surprise from Creedence Clearwater Revival’s co-founder John Fogerty. Share behind-the-scenes photos on Twitter, the singing legend revealed the unique reason their meeting was meaningful. Not only did John express how much Chris’ version of a song he wrote affected him, but it prompted him to share some special news as well.
“Look who I ran into before his Super Bowl appearance,” John wrote on February 12. “What an amazing talent. I’m happy and honored that he recorded a song I wrote, ‘Joy of My Life.’ I have to tell him how much it meant to me. On Valentine’s Day I will be releasing a new arrangement of my song.”
For those wondering, John first released “Joy of My Life” back in 1997 on his album Blue Moon Swamp. More than a decade later, Chris recorded a cover in 2020 for his LP Startbut it took off when he re-released it as a single in March 2022. Now John has resurrected his original song with a live version.
When fans saw the interaction between the musicians on social media, they immediately started sharing their thoughts. Also, they had a special request for the two of them.
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“Love him too @John_Fogerty! Chris Stapleton is the only other person on the planet who could come close to the feeling of that song and do it justice. You all need to do a tour together! ❤️,” replied one person on Twitter. “A hell of a lot of talent in one shot here,” Other agreed. “It would be exciting to see you two in concert together” another user Added.
If the fans play their cards right, it could be the start of quite a musical matchup…
