Seven albums in as many years, each dripping with swamp-rock grooves and Fogerty's singular voice — an extraordinary hit rate with remarkable economy of output. Which one is the essential CCR record?
1Cosmo's FactoryCCR's 1970 classic, nine weeks at No. 1, whose six singles including 'Up Around the Bend', 'Travelin' Band' and 'Lookin' Out My Back Door' all hit the top five.1000pts
2Mardi GrasCCR's 1972 final studio album recorded after Tom Fogerty's departure, with shared songwriting duties among the remaining members.689pts
3Creedence Clearwater RevivalThe band's 1968 self-titled debut that introduced their electrifying blend of rock, blues, and Americana featuring the hit 'Suzie Q'.423pts
4Green RiverA 1969 album that crystallized the band's swamp-rock sound with timeless tracks like 'Bad Moon Rising' and 'Green River'.423pts
5Bayou CountryCCR's 1969 second album, a raw swamp-rock breakthrough featuring 'Proud Mary' and 'Born on the Bayou' that established their identity.310pts
6PendulumCCR's ambitious 1970 keyboard-driven album that showed the band experimenting beyond their swamp-rock roots.310pts
7Willy and the Poor BoysA 1969 album blending country, folk, and rock with working-class anthems like 'Down on the Corner' and 'Fortunate Son'.0pts



























