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Creedence Clearwater Revival: "Mardi Gras"

Universal / Fantasy The album "Mardi Gras", was released in April 1972, nearly a year and a half after "Pendulum's" commercial failure and it holds the distinction of being CCR’s seventh and final studio album. Now reduced to a trio with the departure of Tom Fogerty, John Fogerty released the reins and let the remaining band members share in the writing, singing and production of this album. In a radical departure from the previous six albums, Effective Bulk E-mail software  Market your band or artist Search for MP3 sites "Mardi Gras" steered more towards a country sound and only produced one single, Sweet Hitch-Hiker that reached the charts. The album was harshly treated by critics and virtually ignored by fans. Shortly after the release of "Mardi Gras", Creedence Clearwater Revival was no more. This re-mastered version of “Mardi Gras” comes with complete original album graphics and in depth liner notes by author and teacher Craig Werner. By Keith Pettipas, CanEHdian.com Submit a review, comment or article on Creedence Clearwater Revival: Express your views online: Do you have an article, album or concert review you wish to share with others? Do you just want to simply comment on this review? Submit it here! We will review your contribution and potentially publish it! Album review copyright CanEHdian.com 2001 (All Rights Reserved)