John Fogerty joins The Rolling Stones in San Jose : video

Creedence Clearwater Revival frontman John Fogerty joined The Rolling Stones onstage in San Jose on May 8.

Here’s some fan footage of the jam, with Jagger and Fogerty trading vocals.

John Fogerty & Foo Fighters Fortunate Son : Sundance video

Looking forward to John Fogerty’s new Wrote A Song For Everyone album on May 28.

Here’s a taster to be going on with, Foo Fighters rocking up Fortunate Son at Sundance.

The album tracklist:

1. Fortunate Son (with Foo Fighters)

2. Almost Saturday Night (with Keith Urban)

3. Lodi (with Shane Fogerty & Tyler Fogerty)

4. Mystic Highway (John Fogerty solo)

5. Wrote a Song for Everyone (with Miranda Lambert feat. Tom Morello)

6. Bad Moon Rising (with Zac Brown Band)

7. Long As I Can See the Light (with My Morning Jacket)

8. Born on the Bayou (with Kid Rock)

9. Train of Fools (John Fogerty solo)

10. Someday Never Comes (with Dawes)

11. Who’ll Stop the Rain (with Bob Seger)

12. Hot Rod Heart (with Brad Paisley)

13. Have You Ever Seen the Rain (with Alan Jackson)

14. Proud Mary (with Jennifer Hudson feat. Allen Toussaint and the Rebirth Brass Band)

John Fogerty fronts Foo Fighters for Travelin' Band

Nice footage of Creedence Clearwater Revival legend John Fogerty fronting Foo Fighters.

Well, sort of.

Ahead of Fogerty’s Fortunate Son collaboration with the Foos on upcoming album Wrote A Song For Everyone, he joined Dave Grohl onstage at the Sundance Film Festival.

Grohl was unveiling his latest supergroup, the Sound City Players, with a three-hour set which boasted cameos from a host of rock luminaries.

As well as Fogerty, the Foomonster  was joined by Nirvana’s Krist Novoselic and Pat Smear, Slipknot’s Corey Taylor, Fleetwood Mac’s Stevie Nicks, Nate Mendel and Chris Shiflett, Alain Johannes, Chris Goss, Cheap Trick’s Rick Nielsen and Rage Against The Machine drummer Brad Wilk.

All the featured artists have recorded at the infamous Sound City Studios and appear in Grohl’s documentary about the recording studios in Van Nuys, California.

Fogerty and Grohl traded vocals on CCR classics Born On The Bayou, Bad Moon Rising, Proud Mary and Travelin’ Band, the video of which appears above.

Fogerty’s Wrote A Song For Everyone is due anytime now and features some big-name match-ups including Foo Fighters (Fortunate Son), Bob Seger (Who’ll Stop The Rain), Dawes (Someday Never Comes), Brad Paisley (Hot Rod Heart), Miranda Lambert (Wrote a Song for Everyone), Kid Rock (Born on the Bayou), Keith Urban (Almost Saturday Night), My Morning Jacket (Long as I Can See the Light), Alan Jackson (Have You Ever Seen the Rain), Jennifer Hudson (Proud Mary), and others.

Where’s Bruce, then?

Springsteen at Hyde Park on Sky Arts

Sky Arts is screening a two-hour package of highlights from Hard Rock Calling 2012.

It includes footage of Bruce Springsteen (including the double duet with Paul McCartney), Paul Simon, Soundgarden, John Fogerty, Alison Krauss and others.

If you missed it first time it's on again at 00:44 BST on Sunday August 26.

Set your Sky+ or similar device. It's also on Sky Anytime until September.

John Fogerty and Bruce Springsteen duet on Rockin' All Over The World - good quality official audio

Our good friends at Absolute Radio have posted a free-to-air live recording of John Fogerty’s Rockin’ All Over The World duet with Bruce Springsteen in London’s Hyde Park.

It’s great audio quality, officially sanctioned and includes a bonus performance of The Old Man Down The Road – all accompanied by a photo gallery.

Check it out by clicking here

There’s also a brief backstage interview with John on the site.

Click here to watch.

Thanks guys!

It's John Fogerty's Rockin' All Over The World

So how many times do I have to tell everyone?

John Fogerty did NOT sing Status Quo’s Rockin’ All Over The World at Hyde Park’s Hard Rock Calling.

He sang John Fogerty’s Rockin’ All Over The World.
  
(With a little help from one Bruce Springsteen, no less)

The Creedence frontman wrote, recorded and released the song for his 1975 solo album.

Status Quo heard it, liked it, covered it, had a worldwide hit with it two years later, and opened Live Aid with it in 1985.

But it’s John Fogerty’s song, for God’s sake. Do your research next time ...

Here's the setlist:

Hey Tonight

Lookin' Out My Back Door

Lodi

Born On The Bayou

Hod Rod Heart

Who'll Stop The Rain

Down On The Corner

Have You Ever Seen The Rain?

Oh, Pretty Woman

The Midnight Special

Keep On Chooglin'

The Old Man Down The Road

Bad Moon Rising

Fortunate Son

Proud Mary

Rockin' All Over The World