John Fogerty – Southern Streamline
Classic Oldies A Rolling Hymn to Redemption and the Relentless Pull of Home When John Fogerty released “Southern Streamline” in 1997 as part of his comeback album Blue Moon Swamp, it marked…
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John Fogerty – Mystic Highway
A Journey Through Memory and Redemption, Carved in Asphalt and Sky Released as a single from his 2013 album Wrote a Song for Everyone, John Fogerty’s “Mystic Highway” did not…
John Fogerty – I Saw It on T.V.
A Lament for a Lost America Seen Through the Flickering Glow of the Cathode Ray When John Fogerty released “I Saw It on T.V.” as part of his 1985 solo…
John Fogerty – Broken Down Cowboy
The quiet resignation of a weary soul, set against the twilight hush of fading dreams. In “Broken Down Cowboy,” a track from John Fogerty’s 2007 album Revival, the legendary voice…
John Fogerty – River Is Waiting
A Quiet Faith in the Flow of Time and Redemption Released in 2007 as part of John Fogerty’s reflective and roots-driven album Revival, the song “River Is Waiting” never scaled…
John Fogerty – Joy Of My Life
A Quiet Benediction of Love, Etched in Simplicity and Soul When John Fogerty released “Joy of My Life” on his 1997 solo album Blue Moon Swamp, the track did not…
John Fogerty – Don’t You Wish It Was True
A sunlit wish you can tap your foot to—John Fogerty opens “Don’t You Wish It Was True” like a front-porch prayer, imagining a kinder world and inviting us to sing…
John Fogerty – Deja Vu (All Over Again)
A quiet flare in a loud season—John Fogerty lowers his voice in “Deja Vu (All Over Again)” to warn that the country’s wounds can open twice, and the second time…
John Fogerty – Rambunctious Boy
A bright, Buddy-Holly-hearted pledge to keep moving—John Fogerty sings restlessness like a blessing in “Rambunctious Boy.” Put the anchors up front. “Rambunctious Boy” sits at track nine on Blue Moon…
John Fogerty – Fortunate Son (with Foo Fighters)
A protest song wired for the present—John Fogerty straps “Fortunate Son” to a modern engine with the Foo Fighters, and the old spark catches fresh fire. Start with the essentials…