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Creedence Clearwater Revival – Willy And The Poor Boys (Opaque Canary Yellow LP Vinyl) artist-dave-matthews Neal was teaching Chris someReleased just months after Bayou Country and Green River, Willy and the Poor Boys was CCR's third album of 1969, a pace that would have broken most bands but only seemed to sharpen John Fogerty's songwriting instincts. "Fortunate Son" arrived at the height of the Vietnam draft and became an instant anthem for a generation, its opening riff as recognizable now as it was then. This opaque canary yellow pressing gives one of rock's most urgent records