John Fogerty

Role

Singer Guitarist

Genre

Rock Blues Folk, World, & Country

Group

Creedence Clearwater Revival Sound City Players The Golliwogs

Credits

Summertime Drive Freedom Fogerty's Factory

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Role

Singer Guitarist

Genre

Rock Blues Folk, World, & Country

Group

Creedence Clearwater Revival Sound City Players The Golliwogs

Credits

Summertime Drive Freedom Fogerty's Factory

Social

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Marshall JMP 2104 50W 2x12 Combo

Combo Guitar Amplifiers

In an interview with "Vintage Guitar Magazine," John Fogerty mentioned that after CCR broke up in 1972, he replaced his old 68’ Fender Vibroluxes with newer Marshall JMP 2104 50W 2x12 Combo amplifiers in the studio throughout the mid to late seventies.

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Fender Tremolux Amp Blonde (1964 Transitional)

Guitar Amplifier Stacks

In an interview with "Vintage Guitar Magazine," John Fogerty stated that during his time with The Golliwogs and on the first two Creedence Clearwater Revival albums, his primary amplifier in the studio was a white tolex Fender Tremolux, a 35-watt piggyback head paired with a 2x10 cabinet equipped with two ten-inch JBL speakers.

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Marshall 1959T Super Tremolo

Guitar Amplifier Heads

In an interview with "Vintage Guitar Magazine," John Fogerty mentioned that during Creedence Clearwater Revival's days as a trio, after his brother Tom Fogerty left the band in early 1971, as a result of his Kustom K200A-4 heads being unreliable. He began using a pair of Marshall JMP 1959T Super Tremolo 100W heads with his Kustom 2X15 Cabinet as his main touring rig until the group's disbandment in 1972.

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1974 Gibson Les Paul Custom

Solid Body Electric Guitars

In John Fogerty’s interview with Vintage Guitar Magazine, he mentioned that he recorded his self-titled 1975 solo album and his unreleased 1976 album “Hoodoo” with a newer 1974 Gibson Les Paul in tobacco Sunburst(as he retired both of his original CCR 1968 Les Paul Custom Black Beauties after the bands breakup) and a Sunburst 1973 Fender Telecaster(that he picked up for his 1973 first solo album “The Blue Ridge Rangers” and it can be seen on the unreleased 1976 “Hoodoo” album cover photo).

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