JOHN FOGERTY
''THE LONG ROAD HOME IN CONCERT, DISC TWO''
OCTOBER 31 2006
88:41
DISC ONE (46:13)
1 - Intro/0:36
2 - Travelin' Band/2:24
3 - Green River/3:21
4 - Who'll Stop The Rain/3:02
5 - Blue Moon Nights/3:21
6 - Lodi/3:39
7 - Lookin' Out My Back Door/2:48
8 - Hot Rod Heart/4:32
9 - Rambunctious Boy/3:49
10 - She's Got Baggage/3:18
11 - Born On The Bayou/4:10
12 - Bootleg/2:51
13 - Run Through The Jungle/4:20
14 - Deja Vu (All Over Again)/3:53
All Tracks By Fogerty
DISC TWO (42:28)
1 - Have You Ever Seen The Rain?/2:45
2 - Tombstone Shadow/3:54
3 - Keep On Chooglin'/4:09
4 - Sweet Hitch-Hiker/2:49
5 - Hey Tonight/2:30
6 - Down On The Corner/2:56
7 - Centerfield/3:55
8 - Up Around The Bend/2:49
9 - The Old Man Down The Road/4:16
10 - Fortunate Son/2:52
11 - Bad Moon Rising/2:17
12 - Rockin' All Over The World/3:19
13 - Proud Mary/3:53
All Tracks By Fogerty
Kenny Aronoff /Drum Sounds
Bob Britt /Guitar
Billy Burnette /Guitar
John Fogerty /Arranger, Guitar, Harmonica, Vocals
George Hawkins Jr. /Bass
John Molo /Drums
Matt Nolen /Guitar, Keyboards
REVIEW / AMG
by Stephen Thomas Erlewine
The Long Road Home: In Concert is a double-CD companion piece to the live DVD of the same name released in the summer of 2006. Appearing a couple months after the DVD, the CD has the same tracks in the same sequencing as the DVD, capturing the September 15, 2005, concert at the Wiltern Theatre in Los Angeles in its entirety. In either incarnation, this is one terrifically entertaining performance, a spirited stroll through Fogerty's back catalog inspired by his excellent 2005 compilation, The Long Road Home, which was the first collection to contain music from both his years as Creedence Clearwater Revival's leader and as a solo act. Although the original recordings, particularly the CCR sides, remain definitive, the concert in a way makes a stronger argument than the comp for the common threads within Fogerty's body of work, since the newer tunes sit side by side with the classics, all performed by his crackerjack band featuring guitarists Bob Britt and Billy Burnette. Here, recent songs like "Hot Rod Heart," "Rambunctious Boy," and "Déjà Vu (All Over Again)" fit comfortably alongside "Green River," "Lodi," "Centerfield," "Fortunate Son," and "Proud Mary," among other Fogerty standards, because there is no difference in the sound of the recordings; it's just this terrific band playing, and the crisp and muscular performances illustrate that there's not a great difference between the rockabilly of "Blue Moon Nights" and "Looking Out My Back Door." That small but important revelation is what makes The Long Road Home: In Concert, in either its video or audio incarnation, a cut above the average live album.
BIOGRAPHY / AMG
by William Ruhlmann
John Cameron Fogerty achieved fame as the lead singer/songwriter and guitarist in Creedence Clearwater Revival and has since gone on to a chart-topping solo career. Born in Berkeley, California, Fogerty and his brother Tom organized the group that would become Creedence as the Golliwogs in the late '50s. As Creedence, they released nine Top Ten singles, all written by Fogerty, between 1969 and 1971, starting with the standard "Proud Mary." They also scored eight gold albums between 1968 and 1972, all fueled by Fogerty's simple, driving rock songs and his burly baritone, intoning deceptively poetic ("Bad Moon Rising") and even political ("Fortunate Son") lyrics.
Creedence split up in 1972. Fogerty at first confused his considerable following by releasing an album of covers, on which he played all the instruments, under the name the Blue Ridge Rangers in 1973. This was followed by a formal solo album, John Fogerty, in 1975, and then silence for more than nine years while the artist worked out business problems with Creedence's old label. But Fogerty returned at the end of 1984 with a Top Ten single, "The Old Man Down the Road," and a number one album, Centerfield. Eye of the Zombie was a less successful follow-up in 1986. Following the failure of Eye of the Zombie, Fogerty went into seclusion. For the next 11 years he remained quiet, finally resurfacing in 1997 with Blue Moon Swamp; the live Premonition appeared just a year later. In 2005 he released the Long Road Home: The Ultimate John Fogerty/Creedence Collection and its accompanying DVD Long Road Home: In Concert, the first compilation of its kind to feature both CCR classics and Fogerty's solo work. After a number of concert appearances, Fogerty released Revival in 2007. Revival was warmly received, debuting at 14 on Billboard and earning a Grammy nomination for Best Rock Album, and Fogerty followed it in 2009 with The Blue Ridge Rangers Rides Again, a loose sequel to his bluegrass-flavored 1973 pseudo-solo debut. Over the next few years, Fogerty toured with regularity and then he launched the ambitious Wrote a Song for Everyone project in 2011, an album where he paired up with other singers to perform songs from his catalog. The record -- featuring such stars as Bob Seger, Alan Jackson, Foo Fighters, Miranda Lambert, and Brad Paisley -- was released in May of 2013.
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''THE LONG ROAD HOME IN CONCERT, DISC TWO''
OCTOBER 31 2006
88:41
DISC ONE (46:13)
1 - Intro/0:36
2 - Travelin' Band/2:24
3 - Green River/3:21
4 - Who'll Stop The Rain/3:02
5 - Blue Moon Nights/3:21
6 - Lodi/3:39
7 - Lookin' Out My Back Door/2:48
8 - Hot Rod Heart/4:32
9 - Rambunctious Boy/3:49
10 - She's Got Baggage/3:18
11 - Born On The Bayou/4:10
12 - Bootleg/2:51
13 - Run Through The Jungle/4:20
14 - Deja Vu (All Over Again)/3:53
All Tracks By Fogerty
DISC TWO (42:28)
1 - Have You Ever Seen The Rain?/2:45
2 - Tombstone Shadow/3:54
3 - Keep On Chooglin'/4:09
4 - Sweet Hitch-Hiker/2:49
5 - Hey Tonight/2:30
6 - Down On The Corner/2:56
7 - Centerfield/3:55
8 - Up Around The Bend/2:49
9 - The Old Man Down The Road/4:16
10 - Fortunate Son/2:52
11 - Bad Moon Rising/2:17
12 - Rockin' All Over The World/3:19
13 - Proud Mary/3:53
All Tracks By Fogerty
Kenny Aronoff /Drum Sounds
Bob Britt /Guitar
Billy Burnette /Guitar
John Fogerty /Arranger, Guitar, Harmonica, Vocals
George Hawkins Jr. /Bass
John Molo /Drums
Matt Nolen /Guitar, Keyboards
REVIEW / AMG
by Stephen Thomas Erlewine
The Long Road Home: In Concert is a double-CD companion piece to the live DVD of the same name released in the summer of 2006. Appearing a couple months after the DVD, the CD has the same tracks in the same sequencing as the DVD, capturing the September 15, 2005, concert at the Wiltern Theatre in Los Angeles in its entirety. In either incarnation, this is one terrifically entertaining performance, a spirited stroll through Fogerty's back catalog inspired by his excellent 2005 compilation, The Long Road Home, which was the first collection to contain music from both his years as Creedence Clearwater Revival's leader and as a solo act. Although the original recordings, particularly the CCR sides, remain definitive, the concert in a way makes a stronger argument than the comp for the common threads within Fogerty's body of work, since the newer tunes sit side by side with the classics, all performed by his crackerjack band featuring guitarists Bob Britt and Billy Burnette. Here, recent songs like "Hot Rod Heart," "Rambunctious Boy," and "Déjà Vu (All Over Again)" fit comfortably alongside "Green River," "Lodi," "Centerfield," "Fortunate Son," and "Proud Mary," among other Fogerty standards, because there is no difference in the sound of the recordings; it's just this terrific band playing, and the crisp and muscular performances illustrate that there's not a great difference between the rockabilly of "Blue Moon Nights" and "Looking Out My Back Door." That small but important revelation is what makes The Long Road Home: In Concert, in either its video or audio incarnation, a cut above the average live album.
BIOGRAPHY / AMG
by William Ruhlmann
John Cameron Fogerty achieved fame as the lead singer/songwriter and guitarist in Creedence Clearwater Revival and has since gone on to a chart-topping solo career. Born in Berkeley, California, Fogerty and his brother Tom organized the group that would become Creedence as the Golliwogs in the late '50s. As Creedence, they released nine Top Ten singles, all written by Fogerty, between 1969 and 1971, starting with the standard "Proud Mary." They also scored eight gold albums between 1968 and 1972, all fueled by Fogerty's simple, driving rock songs and his burly baritone, intoning deceptively poetic ("Bad Moon Rising") and even political ("Fortunate Son") lyrics.
Creedence split up in 1972. Fogerty at first confused his considerable following by releasing an album of covers, on which he played all the instruments, under the name the Blue Ridge Rangers in 1973. This was followed by a formal solo album, John Fogerty, in 1975, and then silence for more than nine years while the artist worked out business problems with Creedence's old label. But Fogerty returned at the end of 1984 with a Top Ten single, "The Old Man Down the Road," and a number one album, Centerfield. Eye of the Zombie was a less successful follow-up in 1986. Following the failure of Eye of the Zombie, Fogerty went into seclusion. For the next 11 years he remained quiet, finally resurfacing in 1997 with Blue Moon Swamp; the live Premonition appeared just a year later. In 2005 he released the Long Road Home: The Ultimate John Fogerty/Creedence Collection and its accompanying DVD Long Road Home: In Concert, the first compilation of its kind to feature both CCR classics and Fogerty's solo work. After a number of concert appearances, Fogerty released Revival in 2007. Revival was warmly received, debuting at 14 on Billboard and earning a Grammy nomination for Best Rock Album, and Fogerty followed it in 2009 with The Blue Ridge Rangers Rides Again, a loose sequel to his bluegrass-flavored 1973 pseudo-solo debut. Over the next few years, Fogerty toured with regularity and then he launched the ambitious Wrote a Song for Everyone project in 2011, an album where he paired up with other singers to perform songs from his catalog. The record -- featuring such stars as Bob Seger, Alan Jackson, Foo Fighters, Miranda Lambert, and Brad Paisley -- was released in May of 2013.
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