Playlist
Creedence Clearwater Revival: 1969
Apple Music
Tracks: 1561:29
You had to be great to do straight-up rootsy rock in 1969, and this band was.
Updated Apr 11, 2015
Tracks 15
- 1At The Royal Albert Hall (At The Royal Albert Hall / London, UK / April 14, 1970)5:12
- 2Chronicle: The 20 Greatest Hits2:32
- 3BEST ROAD TRIP 90'S Rock Hits2:20
- 4Biker Music2:20
- 5Chronicle: The 20 Greatest Hits2:43
- 6Willy and the Poor Boys2:57
- 7At The Royal Albert Hall (At The Royal Albert Hall / London, UK / April 14, 1970)3:38
- 8Bayou Country3:08
- 9Willy and the Poor Boys4:13
- 10Bayou Country8:37
- 11Striking Tunes Vol 72:46
- 12Chronicle: The 20 Greatest Hits3:10
- 13Bayou Country3:39
- 14Bayou Country7:39
- 15Willy and the Poor Boys6:29
About this playlist
Creedence Clearwater Revival released three albums in 1969, all of them filled with classic songs by singer/guitarist John Fogerty. Released in early January, the hit “Proud Mary” briefly pegged Creedence as a good-timey roots-rock band. But that changed just three months later, when they caught the dread of the Vietnam era with “Bad Moon Rising”. They played Woodstock that summer and wrapped up the year with “Fortunate Son”, a song whose political impact would be felt for decades to come.