Donald Duck 2020 02 15

Creedence Clearwater Revival officially split in early 1972. Their final album, the much-maligned Mardi Gras, was in the can, so it hit the stores that spring, leaving the surviving members free to have solo projects pop up in the fall of that year. Doug Clifford, the band's drummer, retained the services of Stu Cook, who decided to switch from bass to rhythm guitar – a notable shift, but not as notable as Clifford's emerging from behind the drums to be a lead vocalist…