Too many songs! One of the things that makes Creedence so legendary.

For a band that was together (in CCR form) only a few years to have SO MANY amazing songs is just incredible!

At best, you would expect a band with such a short life-span to have, what, 2 or 3 real hits? And a few more lesser known songs beloved by the truest fans.

How many songs from Creedence Clearwater Revival get standard play on oldies and classic rock stations? I count at least 12! And then there's all those other songs like [I]Ramble Tamble[/I], [I]Keep On Chooglin'[/I] and [I]Tombstone Shadow[/I] which get less air play but are completely brilliant.

I was singing [I]Hey Tonight[/I] in my head today at work and it cheered me up...and it's not even one of my favorites...that's how awesome these guys are!

Ok, here they are, first in the row my favorite song from each album, and second row NOT the 2nd favorite or worst song, but ONE of my big favorites:

Creedence Clearwater Revival: "I Put a Spell on You" | "The Working Man"
Bayou Country: "Born on the Bayou" | "Good Golly Miss Molly"
Green River: "Wrote a Song for Everyone" | "Cross-Tie Walker"
Willy and the Poor Boys: "Fortunate Son" | "Cotton Fields"
Cosmo's Factory: "Travelin' Band" | "Ramble Tamble"
Pendulum: "Have You Ever Seen the Rain?" | "Born to Move"
Mardi Gras: "Someday Never Comes" | "Lookin' for a Reason"