Willy and The Poor Boys

Willy and The Poor BoysReleased in 1969 on Fantasy Records, Willy and the Poor Boys is a landmark Creedence Clearwater Revival album that blends rock, blues, and folk with sharp social commentary. Produced by John Fogerty, the album features the fictional jug band Willy and the Poor Boys, pictured busking on the iconic cover shot outside a West Oakland grocery store. With timeless tracks like Down on the Corner and the protest anthem Fortunate Son, the album captures CCR at

modern tapestry of feeling

The EP is also inspired by environmental disaster and the weight human presence has exercised on our common planet

Davies wrote and arranged all the music on Americana and co-produced the album with Guy Massey and John Jackson with the Jayhawks serving as Davies' backing band

Together again for Behind This Guitar

but with the same fire that’s kept their fanbase fiercely loyal

he moved to Portugal and then to Rome

this Italian unit returns with Earth II

drums and even knuckles on piano

with whom Waits had worked on two previous plays: The Black Rider and Alice

So maybe the press as well as the fans would relate better to the Speckmann name alone"

The soundtrack of the last drink sip that never ends

the poetry book about the shortest words you can use in Scrabble