Creedence Clearwater Revival’s enduring influence on a variety of musical genres isn’t exactly difficult to pinpoint — a fact that former frontman John Fogerty is using to his advantage on his forthcoming solo record. Titled Wrote a Song for Everyone, Fogerty’s tenth solo album will feature duets with Bob Seger, the Foo Fighters, and a whole slew of characters from the contemporary country and indie rock worlds.

While the album will feature new material from Fogerty, who recently penned the theme song for TV’s The Finder, the album revisits some of Fogerty’s most iconic songs through the years. Seger, for example, takes on CCR hit “Who’ll Stop the Rain,” while the Foo Fighters lend Fogerty a hand with CCR’s 1969 single “Fortunate Son.”

No formal release date or tracklist for Wrote a Song for Everyone has been announced, but the album is expected this fall on Vanguard Records (Fogerty’s first with the indie label, following a storied history of fights with major labels).

The album’s full roster of guests has also yet to be announced, but the following artists are confirmed to make an appearance: Bob Seger, the Foo Fighters, Keith Urban, Brad Paisley, My Morning Jacket, Alan Jackson, Miranda Lambert and Dawes.

Fogerty’s most recent album, The Blue Ridge Rangers Rides Again, was released in August 2009.

– Jillian Mapes, CBS Local

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Creedence Clearwater Revival – “Have You Ever Seen The Rain?”

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