Centerfield
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Centerfield is a rock album by John Fogerty, the former Creedence Clearwater Revival frontman, marking his return to mainstream success after a nine-year absence. The record showcases traditional rock sensibilities throughout, from the swamp-boogie groove of “The Old Man Down the Road” to the radio-friendly appeal of “Rock and Roll Girls” and the title track. Fogerty channels his love of Elvis Presley on “Big Train (From Memphis)” while delivering social commentary with “I Saw It on TV,” and takes a pointed jab at his former record label with “Vanz Kant Danz.”
This CD contains nine tracks across a runtime of approximately 35 minutes. A used copy of this album lets you own a piece of ’80s rock history at a fraction of retail cost.
Track List
- The Old Man Down The Road - 3:32
- Rock And Roll Girls - 3:26
- Big Train (From Memphis) - 2:58
- I Saw It On T.V. - 4:19
- Mr. Greed - 4:05
- Searchlight - 4:29
- Centerfield - 3:50
- I Can't Help Myself - 3:11
- Vanz Kant Danz - 5:30
Condition note
The condition of the disc is listed in. Used - Very Good
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