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Weekend Reminders: “…There’s a Bad Moon on the Rise”

John Fogerty [publicity photo] 

You’ll hear that familiar refrain and many more as former Credence Clearwater Revival frontman and rock n roll legend John Fogerty takes the stage at the Charlottesville Pavilion on Sunday.  And while Fogerty’s best known work comes from his years spent with CCR, his later solo albums are not to be overlooked.  Two of my favorites are the 1997 release Blue Moon Swamp which won a Grammy for Best Rock Album as well as his latest effort Revival, released in October of 2007, which also received a Grammy nomination.  Gates open at 6pm, show starts at 7pm.  Tickets are still available.  For info click here.

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John Fogerty Added to Pavilion Summer Schedule

The concert announcements at the Charlottesville Pavilion just keep on coming as the Budweiser Concert Series will welcome former Credence Clearwater Revival frontman John Fogerty to town on Sunday, August 24.  Tickets go on sale Friday, June 27 at 10am.

John Fogerty [press photo]And while I’m sure that this concert addition will probably draw a few comments in the vein of “more old people music” (and I can’t entirely disagree since it has been forty years since a much younger Fogerty was leading CCR into their soon-to-be rock n roll stardom), but I still have to honestly add that the guy has made a couple of pretty good solo albums in the last couple years.  (Deja Vu All Over Again in ‘04 and most recently Revival in ‘07, which also landed Fogerty on the cover of the 2007 Nov/Dec issue of No Depression Magazine )

Sure all of CCR’s hits were recorded before some of us were even born, but I’m not ashamed to say that I know the words to each and every one and I wouldn’t mind seeing some of those classic tunes live on a summer evening in Charlottesville with a beer in hand.

[You can check out a live performance of John Fogerty performing “Long Dark Night” from his latest album Revival after the jump] »Read More

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