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11/ 16/ 2000:
NEW CREEDENCE CLEARWATER REVIVAL 2-CD SET
Creedence Clearwater Revival:
"The Ultimate Creedence Clearwater Revival"
DM 36,99 (2 CDs incl. Multimediatrack)
24 BIT technologie
A BEST OF ALBUM including a multimedia track on the second CD with unreleased photos,
biography, discography and a 6 minute concert recording from Oakland 1971.
ZYX 81319-2
EAN: 0090204991518
Release date: 11/13/2000
[Info by Edgar Hess/Germany]
11/ 03/ 2000:
BLUE MOON OF KENTUCKY/ JOHN FOGERTY
The Bill Monroe Tribute Album BIG MON is listed now in our
John Fogerty Discography.
It also includes a version of ROCKY ROAD BLUES from Dwight Yoakam.
CCR Fans probably know this song. TOM FOGERTY recorded his own interpretation
of the Monroe-Song in 1972 on the album EXCALIBUR.
10/ 27/ 2000:
JOHN FOGERTY WITHOUT A RECORD LABEL?
Mark Knopfler mentioned this in a
Rolling Stone-Interview:
"
I know it's kind of difficult these days, especially in
America. There's a real sort of an ageist thing going
on there at the moment, isn't there? Somebody was
telling me John Fogerty hasn't got a record
company..."
10/ 02/ 2000:
JOHN FOGERTY CONCERT REVIEWS 2000
Concert Reviews 2000 moved from the NEWS to John Fogerty / Concert Reviews 2000.
09/ 28/ 2000:
DOUG SAHM "GROOVERS PARADISE"
The 1974 release of Doug Sahms album "Groovers Paradise" with Doug Clifford as producer and drummer
and Stu Cook on bass guitar now for the first time on CD:
(Warner Bros. WPCR-10655)
The CD is manufactured in Japan.
Available in Germany at JPC (www.jpc.de)
09/ 17/ 2000:
FANCLUB NEWS
Invitation for the 3rd FANCLUBDAY
October 21st, 2000 the 3rd fanclubday will be held. This time not in Maastricht but in the northern
part of Holland, exactly in Hoogkarspel, a small village 45 km (30 miles) from Amsterdam Airport and
close to (7 km) Enkhuizen, a famous place in the dutch fishery history.
The program for this day is almost equal the program of the 2nd fanclubday, but no release of a new
book or presence of ZYX with new CD's this time. But again finishing with a performance of Rene
Innemee & The (Creedence) Revival Band.
If you like, take your private music-instrument with you, because you can jam again. (Also see
below).
And, Mike Hoekendijk and his both sons are live on stage again. They told me they made a lot of
progress. Of course exchanging stuff with other collectors is also possible, so don't forget your
own stuff.
We start at 1.00 pm in the cellarbar of cafe/restaurant Bantam, Streekweg 202, 1616 AN Hoogkarspel
[telephone (31) 228 56 13 16 and fax (31) 228 56 27 52]. We will not be cramped for space this time,
even not if 150 (local) visitors and fans join our fanclubday.
[Peter Koers]
09/ 09/ 2000:
JOHN FOGERTY IN COLOGNE
Ready now:
Photos from Cologne. Take a look!
08/ 11/ 2000:
CREEDENCE CLEARWATER REVISITED IN DUISBURG
Check out now:
Photos of the
Concert in Duisburg 2000!
08/ 10/ 2000:
JOHN FOGERTY IN HAMBURG
It's done! The Hamburg photos are online now!
All photos by Mathias Elsner.
06/ 24/ 2000:
JOHN FOGERTY / TINA TURNER
EUROPEAN-TOUR CONFIRMED!
19 Tour Dates in Europe confirmed by Bob Fogerty!
Just a note about dates in Europe.
John is playing 19 dates.
Has not cancelled any shows.
Is playing Sheffield, both Wembly's, Cardiff, Glasgow, Dublin.
Lionel Ritchie was added to some dates.
John is playing the same shows that Lionel is playing.
Bob
Info by Wiebo de Wit (Swamp Mailing List)
05/ 19/ 2000:
REVISITED GERMANY-TOUR UPDATE
- 26.05.00 Duisburg, Rhein Ruhr Halle
- 27.05.00 Herne, Gysenberghalle
NEW!
- 28.05.00 Forst, Parkplatz neue Kreisverwaltung
- 31.05.00 Berlin, Freilichtbühne Weoßensee
- 01.06.00 Dresden, Junge Garde
- 02.06.99 Waren/Müritz, Müritzstadion
- 03.06.00 Kiel, Ostseehalle
- 04.06.00 Chemnitz, Stadthalle
CHANGED!
- 07.06.00 Wolfsburg, Congresspark
- 08.06.00 Bünde, Stadtgarten Bünde
CHANGED!
- 09.06.00 Wiehl am Rhein, Open Air
- 10.06.00 Landsberg, Freilichtbühne
- 11.06.00 Torgelow, Spartakus Stadion
04/ 29/ 2000:
JOHN FOGERTY EUROPE TOUR UPDATE
| 06/30/00 |
Zurich |
SWI |
Lefzigrund Stadium |
| 07/01/00 |
Zurich |
SWI |
Lefzigrund Stadium NEW! |
| 07/03/00 |
Hannover |
GER |
Niedersachsenstadion |
| 07/05/00 |
Paris |
FRA |
Stade de France |
| 07/07/00 |
Glasgow |
UK |
Hampden Park |
| 07/09/00 |
Cardiff |
UK |
Millennium Stadium |
| 07/11/00 |
Dublin |
IRE |
RDS Showgrounds |
| 07/13/00 |
Sheffield |
UK |
Don Valley Stadium |
| 07/15/00 |
London |
UK |
Wembley Stadium |
| 07/16/00 |
London |
UK |
Wembley Stadium |
| 07/18/00 |
Groningen |
NET |
Drafbaan Stadspark |
| 07/19/00 |
Hamburg |
GER |
Volksparkstadion |
| 07/21/00 |
Berlin |
GER |
Maifeld |
| 07/23/00 |
Munich |
GER |
Olympic Stadium |
| 07/25/00 |
Werchter |
BEL |
Werchter Festival |
| 07/27/00 |
Frankfurt |
GER |
Waldstadion |
| 07/28/00 |
Cologne |
GER |
Mungersdorfer Stadium |
| 07/30/00 |
Leipzig |
GER |
Festweise |
| 08/01/00 |
Vienna |
AUT |
Ernst Happel Stadion |
Source: www.pollstar.com
01/ 24/ 2000:
REVISITED TOUR UPDATE
04.06.2000, Ehrenfriedersdorf,
Naturbühne Greifensteine (Germany)
2/10/00 San Antonio, Texas
2/24/00 Dixie College, St George, Utah
2/25/00 Ogden Utah
5/13/00 Georgia Dome, Atlanta, Georgia
12/ 15/ 1999:
CREEDENCE CLEARWATER REVISITED
CONCERT DATES 2000 IN GERMANY
- 26.05.00 Duisburg, Rhein Ruhr Halle
- 28.05.00 Forst, Parkplatz neue Kreisverwaltung
- 31.05.00 Berlin, Freilichtbühne Weoßensee
- 01.06.00 Dresden, Junge Garde
- 02.06.99 Waren/Müritz, Müritzstadion
- 03.06.00 Kiel, Ostseehalle
- 07.06.00 Wolfsburg, Congresspark
- 08.06.00 Rothenburg an der Fulda, Meirotelshalle
- 09.06.00 Wiehl am Rhein
- 10.06.00 Landsberg, Freilichtbühne
- 11.06.00 Torgelow, Spartakus Stadion
More tour dates are in preperation!
[Info by Tim Müller]
01/ 07/ 2000:
PROUD MARY #39 ON
VH-1 TOP-100 ROCK SONGS OF ALL TIME
- "(I Can't Get No) Satisfaction," The Rolling Stones.
- "Respect," Aretha Franklin.
- "Stairway to Heaven," Led Zeppelin.
- "Like a Rolling Stone," Bob Dylan.
- "Born to Run," Bruce Springsteen.
- "Hotel California," the Eagles.
- "Light My Fire," the Doors.
- "Good Vibrations," the Beach Boys.
- "Hey Jude," the Beatles.
- "Imagine," John Lennon.
- "Louie Louie," the Kingsmen.
- "Yesterday," the Beatles.
- "My Generation," the Who.
- "What's Going On," Marvin Gaye.
- "Johnny B. Goode," Chuck Berry.
- "Layla," Derek and the Dominos.
- "Won't Get Fooled Again," the Who.
- "Jailhouse Rock," Elvis Presley.
- "American Pie," Don McLean.
- "A Day in the Life," the Beatles.
- "I Got You (I Feel Good)," James Brown.
- "Superstition," Stevie Wonder.
- "I Want to Hold Your Hand," the Beatles.
- "Brown Sugar," the Rolling Stones.
- "Purple Haze," Jimi Hendrix.
- "Sympathy for the Devil," the Rolling Stones.
- "Bohemian Rhapsody," Queen.
- "You Really Got Me," the Kinks.
- "Oh, Pretty Woman," Roy Orbison.
- "Bridge Over Troubled Water," Simon & Garfunkel.
- "Hound Dog," Elvis Presley.
- "Let It Be," the Beatles.
- "(Sittin' On) The Dock of the Bay," Otis Redding.
- "All Along the Watchtower," the Jimi Hendrix Experience.
- "Walk This Way," Aerosmith.
- "My Girl," the Temptations.
- "Rock Around the Clock," Bill Haley & His Comets.
- "I Heard it Through the Grapevine," Marvin Gaye.
- "Proud Mary," Creedence Clearwater Revival.
- "Born to Be Wild," Steppenwolf.
- "Smells Like Teen Spirit," Nirvana.
- "Every Breath You Take," the Police.
- "What'd I Say," Ray Charles.
- "Free Bird," Lynyrd Skynyrd.
- "That'll Be the Day," Buddy Holly and the Crickets.
- "Whole Lotta Love," Led Zeppelin.
- "Dream On," Aerosmith.
- "California Dreamin'," the Mamas and the Papas.
- "Brown Eyed Girl," Van Morrison.
- "Wild Thing," the Troggs.
- "Suite: Judy Blue Eyes," Crosby, Stills and Nash.
- "Beat It," Michael Jackson.
- "Great Balls of Fire," Jerry Lee Lewis.
- "Stayin' Alive," the Bee Gees.
- "For What It's Worth," the Buffalo Springfield.
- "Blowin' in the Wind," Bob Dylan.
- "Twist and Shout," the Beatles.
- "Piano Man," Billy Joel.
- "She Loves You," the Beatles.
- "Space Oddity," David Bowie.
- "Strawberry Fields Forever," the Beatles.
- "Kashmir," Led Zeppelin.
- "Crazy," Patsy Cline.
- "London Calling," the Clash.
- "Jumpin' Jack Flash," the Rolling Stones.
- "Rock & Roll," Led Zeppelin.
- "Let's Stay Together," Al Green.
- "All Shook Up," Elvis Presley.
- "Maggie May," Rod Stewart.
- "Your Song," Elton John.
- "Heartbreak Hotel," Elvis Presley.
- "God Only Knows," the Beach Boys.
- "The Twist," Chubby Checker.
- "Good Golly, Miss Molly," Little Richard.
- "Sunshine of Your Love," Cream.
- "California Girls," the Beach Boys.
- "Summertime Blues," Eddie Cochran.
- "Blue Suede Shoes," Carl Perkins.
- "A Hard Day's Night," the Beatles.
- "Fire and Rain," James Taylor.
- "Gloria," Them.
- "Sexual Healing," Marvin Gaye.
- "Start Me Up," the Rolling Stones.
- "More Than a Feeling," Boston.
- "Roxanne," the Police.
- "We Are the Champions," Queen.
- "Tangled Up in Blue," Bob Dylan.
- "Somebody to Love," Jefferson Airplane.
- "Stand By Me," Ben E. King.
- "Whole Lotta Shakin' Going On," Jerry Lee Lewis.
- "You Shook Me All Night Long," AC/DC.
- "When Doves Cry," Prince & the Revolution.
- "In the Midnight Hour," Wilson Pickett.
- "Gimme Some Lovin'," Spencer Davis Group.
- "Jump," Van Halen.
- "Thunder Road," Bruce Springsteen.
- "No Woman No Cry," Bob Marley & the Wailers.
- "La Bamba," Ritchie Valens.
- "We've Only Just Begun," the Carpenters.
- "Papa Was a Rolling Stone," the Temptations.
[Info by Rick Jackson]
JOHN FOGERTY SUES FORMER LAWYERS
Jan 3, 2000, 11:15 am PT
John Fogerty
Former Creedence Clearwater Revival frontman John Fogerty filed a $1.3 million lawsuit in Los Angeles
Superior Court on Thursday (Dec. 30) against his former law firm, Gibson, Hoffman & Pancione, and
lawyer, Kenneth Sidle, over allegedly providing the singer with incompetent legal advice and representation
in connection with various contractual disputes and lawsuits.
Fogerty, who is suing for negligence and breach of contract, claims he should have received $2,600,000 as
payment for royalties due as a result of a 1985 copyright infringement lawsuit against the singer brought
by Fantasy, Inc., a successor-in-interest to certain music publishing, recording, and songwriting by Fogerty
and CCR from 1968-1972. An amended joint pretrial statement was agreed to in the case by both parties,
a part of which included a stipulation known as the Fogerty Audit Claims.
In layman's terms, Fogerty, through the firm of Gibson, Hoffman, & Pancione, had a deadline of Dec. 31,
1989 to bring forth an audit of Fantasy and their payments to him, or forever hold his peace. Fogerty
alleges those claims were never made, nor was he aware of a deadline involving their institution. As a
result, Fogerty only received $1,225,000 in royalties, leaving a discrepancy of just over $1.3 million.
Fogerty also claims he is due $50,000 in interest from said royalties.
The suit reads, in part, "Sidle and GHP, and each of them, failed to exercise reasonable care, skill, and
diligence in representing Fogerty and negligently failed to advise Fogerty with respect to the existence,
meaning, and significance of the contents of the amended joint pretrial statement, negligently failed to
provide advice to Fogerty with respect to the exercise of the Fogerty Audit Claims, negligently failed to
protect the Fogerty Audit Claims and were negligent in the prosecution of the Fogerty Audit Claims ..."
-- Kevin Raub
[Info by Robert Aerts]
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