John Fogerty Gets Help from Springsteen, Some EAGLES and Others on New Album

      MUSIC NEWS-  John Fogerty's upcoming album,  "The Blue Ridge Rangers Rides Again," the follow-up to his debut work from 36 years ago, is now complete with a late summer/early fall album release date pending, reports the Country Standard Time.  Blue Ridge Rangers, released in 1973,  was the first album from Fogerty after the break-up of Creedence Clearwater Revival.

The new disc is said to contain 12 songs and shows the influence country and roots music have had on Fogerty and his songwriting.  The album, containing mostly cover tunes and has some special guests; on hand to help out is Don Henley and Timothy B. Schmit of the Eagles, on Rick Nelson's "Garden Party", and Bruce Springsteen on the Everly Brothers hit "When Will I Be Loved." Other songs Fogerty includes is John Prine's "Paradise," John Denver's "Back Home Again," Buck Owens' "I Don't Care (Just As Long As You Love Me)" and his own "Change in the Weather," originally recorded for his 1986 album, "Eye of the Zombie."

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