
Music From Big Pink
They wrote it in the basement of a pink house near Woodstock, and Bob Dylan painted the picture on the front.

They wrote it in the basement of a pink house near Woodstock, and Bob Dylan painted the picture on the front.

They converted the pool house of a rented Hollywood home into a studio. Most of these songs about the American South were written by a Canadian.

Recorded mostly in the basement of his Topanga house, with an eighteen-year-old Nils Lofgren on piano, an instrument he had not played before.

The band called their rehearsal warehouse the factory, because John Fogerty had them in there every day. Five singles came out of it.

The first album to sell a million copies on compact disc, and one of the first recorded digitally start to finish.

Singer John Fogerty had never been to the Louisiana bayou he sings about. He wrote all of it in northern California, in his early twenties.

Creedence made all of these in about four years and then spent decades in court with their label over who owned them.

Ringing ears from his previous, much louder album meant Young had to play quietly, so he called the band back and made a sequel.