creedence clearwater revival

Singer struggled to comprehend why his band was unhappy, even as they scored massive hits.

He was always comfortable despite thinking Creedence Clearwater Revival wasn't the "best in the world, or even in our own country or our own state."

One of the longest, nastiest battles in music industry history has been put to bed.

Lingering animosities and unhealed wounds led to John Fogerty performing with others.

They'd already played for more than a million people in 1970 before a sold-out Royal Albert Hall show.

He tangled with Saul Zaentz for years, but even the Fantasy Records exec's death didn't solve one legal problem.

After 50 years, the band's entire performance at the legendary festival will finally be released.

Creedence Clearwater Revival frontman aims to recreate 1969 performance that upset him at the time.

The former Creedence Clearwater Revival frontman just launched a new Las Vegas residency called "My 50 Year Trip."

The seven-LP complete studio collection arrives in November. Here's the exclusive premiere of the trailer.

Doug Clifford recalls the negative experience that inspired John Fogerty’s 1969 song.

Band's 50th anniversary celebration kicks off with illustration of classic song's relevance today.