Creedence Clearwater Revival came out of the San Francisco Bay ... on the essential ‘Chronicle Vol. 1’) and classic albums like ‘Willy and the Poor Boys.’ Whether chronicling deep, dark ...

Creedence Clearwater Revival released their debut album in 1968, running through the jungle of evolving radio with a steady barrage of hits until their breakup in 1972. But the quartet had been ...

Creedence Clearwater Revival embodied the spirit of the south with their brand of swamp-rock. However, guitarist Tom Fogerty had a truly tragic end to his life.

That helped fuel the band’s insane productivity, as Cosmo’s Factory, their fifth studio album, came out just two years to the month after their debut. CCR (which also included Clifford ...

Sponsor Message Which explains how Creedence Clearwater Revival wound up on ... Drop in on "Suzie Q" or anything from the self-titled debut album and what first captivates is the groove: How ...

Creedence Clearwater Revival delivered an amazing body of work in a short amount of time. The story ended on April 11, 1972, with the only album they recorded as a trio, Mardi Gras. John Fogerty ...

By 1970, Creedence Clearwater Revival was arguably the biggest rock and roll group in America—if not the world. Songs like "Proud Mary" (Fantasy 1969), "Green River" (Fantasy 1969) and "Born on the ...

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The former Creedence Clearwater Revival frontman goes step by step through ... Doug (Clifford) and Tom (Fogerty) made albums as solo artists, and I think (Fantasy) discovered that they probably ...

In the late fall of 1967, the ... The year 1969 proved to be an epic one in the too-short history of Creedence Clearwater Revival. In that year alone, the band released three Top Ten albums, and had ...