This week in 1969, #CreedenceClearwaterRevival’s third studio album, Green River, peaked at No. 1 on the #Billboard 200 Chart. The album spent five weeks on the chart. Did you know the track title “Green River,” reportedly came from a soda pop-syrup label, while the song was inspired by a place John Fogerty frequented as a kid along Putah Creek in California? Jam to #CCR today!
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