Released three months earlier, the hit track about ditching city life for freedom on the Mississippi River spent 14 weeks on the Billboard Hot 100 chart, peaking at the No. 2 spot for three weeks in March.
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View this post on InstagramBut even at their commercial peak, internal cracks were beginning to show.
Their run as the world’s biggest band effectively ended with Mardi Gras (1972), with frontman John Fogerty said “dark times” followed. “I was miserable. I stopped playing guitar. I was a bitter person,” he told the magazine.
Released on her and Ike Turner’s album Workin’ Together, the track became a signature showstopper in the icon's career, and cemented the song’s status as a hit with legs that reach much farther than its swamp-rock roots.
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