The Blue Ridge Rangers é o primeiro álbum de estúdio solo de John Fogerty, ex-vocalista e guitarrista do Creedence Clearwater Revival. Após seu lançamento inicial pela Fantasy Records em 1973, o álbum foi creditado a "The Blue Ridge Rangers" sem menção a Fogerty na capa. | Baú da Música

My solo album, 'The Blue Ridge Rangers' is AVAILABLE NOW on CD and for the FIRST TIME on Spotify/Apple Music! Listen here: https://johnfogerty.lnk.to/tbrr | John Fogerty

Blue Ridge Mountain Home - Bluegrass Album Band - International Bluegrass Music Association Award Show. #bluegrass #Bluegrassmusic #bluegrass #music #tv featured #artist #musicvideo, #singing #song #musician | Bluegrass Music TV

“The Blue Ridge Rangers Rides Again” turns 13 today! Within a 10 day studio session, John Fogerty took on 12 American classic songs with track collaborations from a range of artists, including Bruce Springsteen and The Eagles’ Don Henley! In order to pay homage to his first solo album, Fogerty titled his 8th studio album as play on the name of the first album. | John Fogerty

Today we celebrate 50 years of Blue Ridge Rangers! From the honky-tonk rhythms of 'Jambalaya (On The Bayou)' to the plaintive beauty of 'Blue Ridge Mountain Blues', these songs have been spun for half a century thanks to the many fans who have listened, danced, and sung along to these tunes over the years.Thank you for your support, your enthusiasm, and your love of music. And here's to 50 more years of 'Blue Ridge Rangers', and all the memories and moments that come with it. | John Fogerty

Today in 2009, ‘The Blue Ridge Rangers Rides Again’ was released 💿 It featured songs like “Garden Party” and “When Will I Be Loved” 🎶 | John Fogerty

For the first time ever on Spotify, stream John Fogerty's 1970s self-titled album & his first post-CCR release 'The Blue Ridge Rangers'. | John Fogerty

Jambalaya (On The Bayou) from John’s ‘The Blue Ridge Rangers’ album. What a fun song to dance to! 💃🕺Originally written and released by Hank Williams, in 1973 John released his own version under the name ‘The Blue Ridge Rangers.’ | John Fogerty