EHS Leaders Choose Bad Moon Rising
EHS Leaders select a classic song, Bad Moon Rising, as Song of the Week, according to EHS Daily Advisor. The choice is timely, given Halloween is near.
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Key points from EHS Daily Advisor’s report
- EHS Leaders chose Bad Moon Rising as Song of the Week.
- The song is a classic by Creedence Clearwater Revival.
- Halloween is only a week away, making the song choice timely.
The Song of the Week was chosen to get a head start on Halloween festivities, EHS Daily Advisor reported. This week's selection is a classic song about danger.
The song, Bad Moon Rising, is by Creedence Clearwater Revival. It was written by the band's singer-guitarist, John Fogerty.
Given that Halloween is only a week away, the choice of Bad Moon Rising as Song of the Week seems fitting. The song's theme of danger aligns with the spooky atmosphere of the holiday.
Questions and answers
Why was Bad Moon Rising chosen as Song of the Week?
The song was chosen to get a head start on Halloween festivities, as it is a classic song about danger.
Who wrote the song Bad Moon Rising?
The song was written by John Fogerty, the singer-guitarist of Creedence Clearwater Revival.
