John Fogerty Solo Flight (live) (1985)

From the concerts "John Fogerty's All-Stars, Chaplin Stage, Hollywood, CA, 5-31-1985" and from the "Henry J. Kaiser Auditorium 26-11-1989" As the singer/songwriter and guitarist for Creedence Clearwater Revival, John Fogerty created a monumental and mythic American music. Drawing equally from rockabilly, country, and blues, Fogerty developed a distinctive brand of rock & roll and a formidable songbook. After CCR split in 1972, Fogerty didn't run away from that sound, but he avoided the band's hits due to a legal dispute with his former record label. "The Old Man Down the Road," the hit single that kicked off Fogerty's successful solo career, arrived in 1985, a full decade after his last hit, but the song and its accompanying Centerfield album pushed him back into the spotlight. He remained a force on record and on the road, where he eventually worked old CCR tunes into his set lists.