
New Port Richey neighborhood sees transformation after years of crime and blight
By Marcus Chen
WFTS ABC Action News Tampa
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John Fogerty (second from right) Credit: Photo by Josh Bradley It rained during “Who’ll Stop The Rain.” While John Fogerty was telling a story about his original Rickenbacker returning to his world, some raindrops began to fall atop the packed-out lawn. Not a torrential downpour, but enough of a sprinkle to brag about the cosmically beautiful moment last Saturday night. If you haven’t heard, Fogerty—the frontman, axeman, and main creative force behind Creedence Clearwater Revival—got his songs back a few years ago, ending a lifelong rights struggle. And he’s taking them on the road to celebrate them like it’s 1969 again. He credited his wife-slash-manager Julie, sitting backstage at downtown Clearwater’s BayCare Sound, for the repossession and dedicated his solo tune “Joy Of My Life” to her. Behind every man is a great woman, he declared. You girls all know about this! Following a video where he glazed his life story, Fogerty and his five-piece band, featuring his t
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