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The 10-track, 39-minute long album once again finds Wolfgang operating in one-man band mode by performing all the instruments and vocals himself. The End was recorded at 5150 studios and produced by ...

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John’s European outing will wrap up with a June 28 performance at the famed Glastonbury Festival in Pilton, U.K. Fogerty also has seven U.S. concerts scheduled for later in the summer.

Fogerty co-produced the album with his 33-year-old son Shane, who plays in his dad’s backing band, as does John’s 32-year-old son, Tyler. The siblings also lent their musical talents to Legacy.

Fogerty, Cook and Clifford continued on as a trio for 1972’s Mardi Gras before breaking up, after which the bassist and drummer cut their own deals with Zaentz.

Only Creedence diehards would have known the identity of the other band members — drummer Doug Clifford, bassist Stu Cook, and guitarist Tom Fogerty, John’s brother, who died in 1990.