John Fogerty

John FogertyReleased in 1975 on Asylum Records, John Fogerty marked the solo debut of the former Creedence Clearwater Revival frontman. Self produced, the album finds Fogerty returning to his roots with a mix of rock, country, and Southern blues. The cover features a straightforward portrait of Fogerty, signaling a personal and unfiltered statement. While more low key than his CCR work, the album includes standout tracks like Rockin All Over the World, later

Homemaker is the first record that sees Jill in the role of a producer

new music is worth the wait

The set features a brand-new half-speed master from the original tapes of their debut album Pelican West

Representing two separate but intersecting paths of Bavota's creative journey

Tortured Poets showcases Swift’s signature storytelling

not that the two are linked in any way

The 12-inch includes plenty of the trebly guitar blare and low-fi charm immediately familiar from the group's classic early '90s singles

de Witte then performed two sold-out shows at Brooklyn Mirage

This is the only album ever released by this Brazilian all-star group and has remained unavailable for decades

Grown - Blue

drops his 3rd release on Fat Beats "A

' which also became a tribute to a friend that she and Damon had lost in the last year