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* It was one of many "moon"-titled songs (along with [[Van Morrison]]'s "Moondance" and "[[Blue Moon (song)|Blue Moon]]") to feature on the soundtrack to ''[[An American Werewolf in London]]''.
* It was one of many "moon"-titled songs (along with [[Van Morrison]]'s "Moondance" and "[[Blue Moon (song)|Blue Moon]]") to feature on the soundtrack to ''[[An American Werewolf in London]]''.
* It was featured on the soundtrack of ''[[Sweet Home Alabama (film)|Sweet Home Alabama]]''.
* It was featured on the soundtrack of ''[[Sweet Home Alabama (film)|Sweet Home Alabama]]''.
* The season one finale of ''[[Supernatural (TV series)|Supernatural]]'' featured the song playing on the radio of the characters' car just as a truck smashes into them.
* The season one finale of ''[[Supernatural (TV series)|Supernatural]]'' featured the song playing on the radio of the characters' '67 [[Impala]] just as a semi driven by a possessed man hits them and nearly totals the car.
* The season three finale of ''[[Las Vegas (TV series)|Las Vegas]]'' features the song in the opening minutes.
* The season three finale of ''[[Las Vegas (TV series)|Las Vegas]]'' features the song in the opening minutes.
* [[Ann Wilson]], lead singer of [[Heart (band)|Heart]], recorded a [[cover version]] of this song for her 2007 solo release ''Hope & Glory'' with [[country music]] [[singer]] [[Gretchen Wilson]].
* [[Ann Wilson]], lead singer of [[Heart (band)|Heart]], recorded a [[cover version]] of this song for her 2007 solo release ''Hope & Glory'' with [[country music]] [[singer]] [[Gretchen Wilson]].
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*[[Rasputina]] covered this song and their version can be found on the album "The Lost & Found".
*[[Rasputina]] covered this song and their version can be found on the album "The Lost & Found".
*In [[Stephen King]]'s book [[The Shining]] the character Jack turns on the radio to this song. Some take it as foreshadowing of future events at the [[Overlook Hotel]]
*In [[Stephen King]]'s book [[The Shining]] the character Jack turns on the radio to this song. Some take it as foreshadowing of future events at the [[Overlook Hotel]]

*It was played the end of [[Devil's Trap,]] the season one finale of [[Supernatural.]]


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"Bad Moon Rising"
Song

"Bad Moon Rising" is a 1969 song by Creedence Clearwater Revival, written by John Fogerty. It was the lead single from their album Green River and the group’s breakthrough hit, reaching #2 on the Billboard hot 100 singles chart and #1 on the UK singles chart for three weeks in September 1969.

The lyrics utilize images of apocalyptic weather conditions.

A common mondegreen of the last line is "There's a bathroom on the right". The correct line is "There's a bad moon on the rise". Fogerty himself has been known to occasionally substitute the "bathroom" version of the lyric as a joke during his live shows, including on his 1998 live album Premonition.

In pop culture


Preceded by UK number one single
September 20 1969-October 4 1969
Succeeded by