John Fogerty is releasing an album of re-recorded Creedence Clearwater Revival hits. In an interview with Rolling Stone, he said he wanted to name the record 'Taylor's Version,' after Taylor Swift's ...

The legendary artist is sharing the new versions through his upcoming album 'Legacy: the Creedence Clearwater Revival years,' set to release Aug. 22.

In a new online video feature, John Fogerty reflects on his classic CCR song "Have You Ever Seen the Rain," which he feels “possibly could be in the Great American Songbook.” ...

Iconic singer-songwriter John Fogerty, who wrote a slew of memorable hits with Creedence Clearwater Revival, is coming to the Hollywood Bowl in just a few weeks to celebrate his momentous career.

As John Fogerty begins talking ... of waiting to hear feedback,” Fogerty says. “But the first five or six people I’ve talked to who’ve listened to it all say it sounds ‘fresher.’ ...

John Fogerty could have celebrated his 80th birthday ... Thank you for singing these songs all these years. I just really love performing live with my sons in this band, especially as they grow ...

In an interview, John Fogerty looked back on what he believes caused Creedence Clearwater Revival to break up.

All the song’s are labeled “(John’s Version),” a not-so ... “For most of my life I did not own the songs I had written,” Fogerty said in a statement. “Getting them back changes ...

John Fogerty has rerecorded many of his greatest Creedence Clearwater Revival songs, and the resulting album ... ve talked to who’ve listened to it all say it sounds ‘fresher.’ ...

Rocker John Fogerty knows all too well what Taylor Swift went through when it came to re-recording her hit songs. “I wanted to call it Taylor’s Version. I lobbied very much to the record ...