*Artist: Creedence Clearwater Revival
*Album: Chronicle Volume Two [compilation]
*Year: 1986
*Genre: Classic Rock, Southern Rock, Country Rock
*Country: United States
*Format: flac
*Size: 484MB

Tracklist:
1. Walk on the Water - Creedence Clearwater Revival (1968) 04:39
2. Susie Q (Part 2) - Creedence Clearwater Revival 04:01
3. Born on the Bayou - Bayou Country (1969) 05:10
4. Good Golly Miss Molly - Bayou Country 02:38
5. Tombstone Shadow - Green River (1969) 03:36
6. Wrote a Song for Everyone - Green River 04:55
7. Night Time Is the Right Time - Green River 03:07
8. Cotton Fields - Willy and the Poor Boys (1969) 02:53
9. It Came Out of the Sky - Willy and the Poor Boys 02:58
10. Don't Look Now (It Ain't You or Me) - Willy and the Poor Boys 02:08
11. The Midnight Special - Willy and the Poor Boys 04:10
12. Before You Accuse Me - Cosmo's Factory (1970) 03:24
13. My Baby Left Me - Cosmo's Factory 02:17
14. Pagan Baby - Pendulum (1970) 06:25
15. (Wish I Could) Hideaway - Pendulum 03:53
16. It's Just a Thought - Pendulum 03:45
17. Molina - Pendulum 02:41
18. Born to Move - Pendulum 05:39
19. Lookin' for a Reason - Mardi Gras (1972) 03:25
20. Hello Mary Lou - Mardi Gras 02:11
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Total playing time: 1:13:55



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По случайности вчера слушал эту компиляцию. Нормально. Хотя по мне так лучше прослушать их номерные альбомы. Больше пользы. Много интересного при создании компиляций пролетает мимо. Группа - классная. Но вот обилие сборников - явное зарабатывание денег на старом багаже. Не знаю только, получают ли с этого что-то бывшие участники этой банды.

Yes, almost all CCR releases, including compilations, made a lot of money, but the members barely got anything.
John Fogerty's book "Fortunate Son, My Life, My Music"(2015) reveals how the rest of the band including his brother, conspired with Fantasy Records to rip him off and even took him to court, so he sued them back.
John Fogerty lost a lot of money.
The other 3 band members were fools because John knew they could get much more money if they stuck together with him, but they accepted the lies of Fantasy Records owner Saul Zaentz.
The three others took the quick money even though it was millions less than what they should get, only because they also were given solo album contracts too.
Solo albums that didn't sell, because nobody cared.