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Creedence Clearwater Revival - Willy & The Poor Boys Album |
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Artist: Creedence Clearwater Revival
Recorded: fall 1969
Released: November 2, 1969
Label: Fantasy
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Description:
Opening up with the feel-good, down-home groove of the hit "Down on the Corner" and featuring all-out, belligerent roots rock like "Fortunate Son" and loose, soul-drenched instrumentals like "Side Of The Road," WILLY AND THE POOR BOYS is sensational from start to finish. Throughout CCR's brief career, their sound was a musical evocation of a mythic rural South, and WILLY AND THE POOR BOYS is arguably the most Southern-sounding of all their records. Even though this t10-song album is padded out with cover versions of such folk-blues standards as "Cotton Fields" and "The Midnight Special," John and brother Tom Fogerty's ragged electric guitar playing and the minimalist bass and drum work of Stu Cook and Doug Clifford make these well-known songs sound like Creedence originals. |
Credits:
Doug Clifford - drums
Stu Cook - bass
John Fogerty - guitar, harmonica, vocals
Tom Fogerty - rhythm guitar, vocals
Producer: John Fogerty
Engineer: Russ Gary
Mixing: Russ Gary
Mastering supervisor: Tamaki Beck
Mastering: Kevin Gray, Steve Hoffman, Shigeo Miyamoto
Production manager: Roberta Ballard
Arranger: John Fogerty
Pre-production: Marcia McGovern
Cover art: Basul Parik
Photography: Basul Parik
Liner notes: Ed Ward |
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