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In this performance of "Down on the Corner" on the TV program The Music Scene, Creedence dressed up as Willy and The Poor Boys, referencing both the album title where the song appears and the group mentioned in the song. The origin of the name Willy and the Poor Boys came from John seeing a Winnie the Pooh movie poster and changing the words around until landing on Willy and the Poor Boys.

In "Commotion," which appears on Green River, John details the hustle and bustle of the big city. In his autobiography, John notes the song is "a reaction to blaring televisions and other noise of modern civilization," and instead prefers "peace and clarity."

Labor Day weekend calls for a few classics on the jukebox. Celebrate the long weekend with @John Fogerty + CCR and the Keep the Summer Rollin’ playlist, available now on TouchTunes jukeboxes across the country. Find a jukebox near you, queue up a classic, and give summer one more spin.

Cosmo's Factory dominated the charts upon its release, spent 9 consecutive weeks atop the Billboard 200 and went 4x platinum! Is Cosmo's Factory your favorite CCR album?

"Bootleg," written, arranged and produced by John Fogerty, details the desire of illegal or illict things, a song still as relevant today as it was upon release. John outlined the song in his autobiography, “Why is it that those things that are really bad for you – candy, ice cream, alcohol – taste so good? Why is it that the things that we can’t have we want even more?”

From a dinosaur Victrola and a statue wearing high heels, to taking a ride on the flyin' spoon, John details the power of an active imagination on "Lookin' Out My Back Door."

This weekend 57 years ago, John Fogerty and CCR performed at the legendary Woodstock in Bethel, NY, between performances by Grateful Dead and Janis Joplin, but did you know Creedence were the first act to sign on to perform at Woodstock? In April 1969, John Fogerty, fresh off the success of Bayou Country and “Proud Mary,” negotiated a deal with Michael Lang, the organizer of Woodstock, for CCR. perform at the festival for $10,000, equivalent to $92,000 today. This deal gave Lang, in his own wor

@John Fogerty reflects on a very busy 1969

John talks with Howard Stern about his journal from 1967, where he shows off his "song titles" page featuring future CCR songs like "Proud Mary," "Bad Moon Rising," and "Sinister Purpose".

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Creedence Clearwater Revival’s legendary catalog is back on vinyl! For the first time, all seven of CCR’s iconic studio albums are being reissued worldwide on collectible color vinyl – coming February 14 and available for pre-order now. Check out these limited-edition swirl pressings… 🤩 Which titles are you hoping to add to your shelf? We want to see your CCR collection — Be sure to post and tag @theofficialccr when you take these for a spin!

On this day in 1969, "Proud Mary," written by @John Fogerty, entered the Billboard Hot 100. It would continue to climb the charts over the next few weeks, eventually peaking at #2 in March 1969. When did you first hear "Proud Mary?" 🎸💥