Creedence Clearwater Revival Bayou Country Analogue Productions 180 gram vinyl
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Feb 23, 2014
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Feb 16, 2014
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Description
Creedence Clearwater Revival ?Bayou Country Analogue Productions ?APP 8387 180 gram virgin vinyl Audiophile lp Mastered by Steve Hoffman and Kevin Gray from the original analog master tapes
TracklistHide Credits
A1 Born On The Bayou Written-By – J.C. Fogerty* 5:10 A2 Bootleg Written-By – J.C. Fogerty* 2:58 A3 Graveyard Train Written-By – J.C. Fogerty* 8:32 B1 Good Golly Miss Molly Written-By – J. Marascalco*, R. Blackwell* 2:39 B2 Penthouse Pauper Written-By – J.C. Fogerty* 3:37 B3 Proud Mary Written-By – J.C. Fogerty* 3:07 B4 Keep On Chooglin' Written-By – J.C. Fogerty* 7:40Companies etc
- Licensed From – Fantasy – 8387
- Licensed To – Analogue Productions
- Marketed By – Acoustic Sounds
- Mastered At – AcousTech Mastering
- Pressed By – Record Technology Incorporated
Credits
- Arranged By, Producer, Lead Guitar, Harp, Vocals – John Fogerty
- Bass – Stu Cook
- Drums – Doug Clifford
- Engineer – Hank McGill
- Mastered By – Kevin Gray, Steve Hoffman
- Photography By [Back Cover] – Malcolm Barker
- Photography By [Front Cover] – Basul Parik
- Rhythm Guitar – Tom Fogerty
Notes
Mastered from the original analog master tapes and pressed onto 180 gram virgin vinyl at RTI. (all photos are of the actual item)A bona fide rock classic, Bayou Country (released in January 1969) broke CCR wide open nationally and worldwide, containing the group's first big hits, "Proud Mary" and "Born On The Bayou". These two tracks, along with "Bootleg," "Graveyard Train" and "Keep On Chooglin'," were pure CCR- gritty vocals, tight leads and infectious rhythm. John Fogerty's lyrics evoke a Mississippi and bayou folk legend, a world of voodo fortune tellers, hoodoos and hound dogs and, together with his raspy-voiced delivery, prompted a wide speculation that the El Cerrito, California band was of southern origin. Before the year was out, 35 artists had cut cover versions of "Proud Mary" while the Bayou Country album itself seemed unkillable, remaining on the Billboard charts for 87 weeks and becoming CCR's first platinum LP.
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