One of rock's all-time great voices and songwriters, John Fogerty, has announced plans for a fall release for a new album, Wrote A Song for Everyone.
On top of some new cuts, the album will feature re-recorded versions of tracks from Fogerty's vast back catalog, including hits as well as deep cuts.
Fogerty has recruited an all-star cast of guest musicians to tackle some of his biggest hits, including Foo Fighters — who will appear on a new version of "Fortunate Son" — Bob Seger, My Morning Jacket, Keith Urban, Brad Paisley, Alan Jackson and more.
More details about guest contributors and a firm release date are still to come.
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