RIP, Saul Zaentz, CCR's manager and the man who feuded with John Fogerty, over claims that JF plagiarized himself.

Posted by Aaron O'Donnell on Saturday, 01/4/2014 @ 19:26pm

My 50 Favorite Creedence Clearwater Revival Songs

50. Poorboy Shuffle (1969)
49. Penthouse Pauper (1969)
48. Gloomy (1968)
47. Walking on the Water (1968)
46. Call it Pretending (1968)
45. The Working Man (1968)
44. Get Down Woman (1968)
43. Hey Tonight (1970)
42. Midnight Special (1969)
41. Broken Spoke Shuffle
40. Chameleon (1970)
39. Porterville (1968)
38. Ninety-Nine And a Half (1968)
37. The Night Time is the Right Time (1969)
36. Graveyard Train (1969)
35. Bootleg (1969)
34. It Came Out of the Sky (1969)
33. Sinister Purpose (1969)
32. Good Golly Miss Molly (1969)
31. Pagan Baby (1970)
30. Ooby Dooby (1970)
29. Cross-Tie Walker (1969)
28. Sailor's Lament (1970)
27. Long As I Can See the Light (1970)
26. Wrote a Song for Everyone (1969)
25. Keep on Chooglin' (1969)
24. Side O' the Road (1969)
23. Someday Never Comes (1971)
22. Proud Mary (1969)
21. Bad Moon Rising (1969)
20. Cotton Fields (1969)
19. Tombstone Shadow (1969)
18. Effigy (1969)
17. I Heard it Through the Grapevine (1970)
16. Lookin' Out My Back Door (1970)
15. Commotion (1969)
14. Sweet Hitch-Hiker (1971)
13. Glory Be
12. Travelin' Band (1970)
11. Run Through the Jungle (1970)
10. Green River (1969)
9. Feelin' Blue (1969)
8. Up Around the Bend (1970)
7. Suzie Q (1968)
6. Down on the Corner (1969)
5. Who'll Stop the Rain (1970)
4. Have You Ever Seen the Rain? (1970)
3. Ramble Tamble (1970)
2. Fortunate Son (1969)
1. Born on the Bayou (1969)

Posted by Donnie on Sunday, 10/30/2016 @ 18:59pm

Saw John Fogerty last night (he don't have a page on here), as he is touring with ZZ Top (Blues and Bayous Tour). Both were great. John of course played mostly CCR tunes, which was fine with me and everyone else. We were all prepared anyway, along with a few of John's own songs such as "Centerfield" and a song he wrote with Brad Paisley. Like most rock stars from the 60s and 70s, his voice no longer had the high-pitch, but still he did everything he could to make it all happen. John had every veteran stand up, and everyone else stood up in respect while he did a great tribute song to the vets. John's daughter came on stage and gave him a Father's Day gift, and one of his sons (looked about 20-something) played guitar the whole time. (ZZ Top were great too, the first two times I've seen them were a bit weak but this time around they were full of energy)

Posted by Jason Voigt on Tuesday, 06/19/2018 @ 00:18am

RIAA Gold & Platinum Update: Creedence Clearwater Revival

Title: Fortunate Son
Formet: Single (Digital)
2x Platinum (2 million)

Title: Have You Ever Seen The Rain
Format: Single (Digital)
2x Platinum (2 million)

Title: Up Around The Bend
Format: Single
Platinum (1 million)

Total: 42 million

Posted by The Dude on Thursday, 12/6/2018 @ 11:56am

RIAA Gold & Platinum Total: CREEDENCE CLEARWATER REVIVAL

43.5 million

https://www.riaa.com/gold-platinum/?tab_active=default-award&se=creedence+clearwater+revival#search_section

Posted by The Dude on Wednesday, 02/6/2019 @ 14:22pm

https://www.riaa.com/gold-platinum/?tab_active=default-award&se=creedence+clearwater+revival#search_section

RIAA Gold & Platinum Update: CCR

45 Million

And they're still a thing; that's a good thing!

Posted by The Dude on Monday, 05/20/2019 @ 12:01pm

Worst band ever

Posted by c on Monday, 11/4/2019 @ 18:02pm

c,
Thank you for the thoughtful input that I'm sure will helpfully contribute to this site.

Posted by Jason Dagotto on Monday, 11/4/2019 @ 19:50pm

Re c, comment.
Very insightful.
Articulate and very convincing...

Posted by Mark on Tuesday, 11/5/2019 @ 19:00pm

John Fogerty should be the presenter for The Guess Who.

Posted by Roy on Friday, 10/8/2021 @ 18:28pm

American Woman by The Guess Who could have been a Creedence Clearwater Revival song.

Posted by Roy on Saturday, 05/7/2022 @ 19:47pm