John Fogerty's Musical Revival
After Years Of Inactivity, Sixties Star Returns To Forefront
www.cbsnews.comHere are the latest widely reported updates on John Fogerty:
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Fogerty has been actively reclaiming control over his Creedence Clearwater Revival catalog. In 2023 he regained majority control of the CCR publishing rights, a milestone that marked a new phase in his career and allowed him greater artistic freedom for performances and releases. This development has been highlighted in multiple outlets as a turning point after decades of legal and contractual disputes.[1][3]
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In 2025, Fogerty released new recordings of CCR classics from his forthcoming album Legacy: The Creedence Clearwater Revival Years, including tracks like Travelin’ Band and Long as I Can See the Light, often featuring his sons Shane and Tyler. The releases were part of a broader rollout ahead of the Legacy album’s August 2025 release and were well received by fans online.[5]
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He has performed publicly in high-profile venues, including appearances on national TV such as The Late Show to perform CCR classics, underscoring a renewed, confident live presence in his 80s. Reports around spring 2025 also emphasized a return to live stages, including Las Vegas and New York appearances, as part of a broader comeback narrative.[3][1]
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Media coverage in 2025-2026 continues to frame Fogerty’s return as a culmination of decades of struggle over rights and ownership, culminating in a more favorable position for him artistically and commercially. Coverage often notes his 80th birthday (May 2025) as a milestone within this resurgence.[4][3]
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