The Long Road Home
John Fogerty
['bobby helms', 'luis miguel', 'rida johnson young', 'jaidev', 'sugababes', 'the cars', 'billy corgan', 'gotye', 'dave brubeck quartet', 'the feeling', 'five finger death punch', 'monrose', 'the fall', 'mecano', 'loverboy', 'monty python', 'helena paparizou', 'tricky', 'dimitri tiomkin', 'amy grant', 'rise against', 'sheldon harnick', 'jay sean', 'chris isaak', 'dion', 'the shamen', 'dave grohl', 'pretty ricky', 'joe tex', 'melissa etheridge', 'harris jayaraj', 'arctic monkeys', 'frank turner', 'carlos santana', 'rogue traders', 'christopher guest', 'badfinger', 'piazzolla', 'leonard bernstein', 'bobby bare', 'bock', 'lady antebellum', 'anika noni rose', 'kate bush', 'gorillaz', 'francis poulenc', 'robert pattinson', 'symphony x', 'black moon', 'dexys midnight runners', 'sam cooke', 'kt tunstall', 'harold faltermeyer', 'swing out sister', 'miodio', 'jim jacobs', 'the kinks', 'blur', 'phoebe snow', 'tamia', 'maria haukaas storeng', 'stevie wonder', 'lost boyz', 'cold chisel', 'jamie foxx', 'gustav mahler', 'dave edmunds', 'delta goodrem', 'judas priest', 'negativland', 'hawklords', 'albert hammond', 'fairport convention', 'procol harum', 'feargal sharkey', 'supertramp', 'michael', 'zion i', 'tmbg', 'stone temple pilots', '10cc', 'adolphe adam', 'xtc', 'the police', 'steve harley', 'psy', 'project 86', 'krzysztof penderecki', 'billy ocean', 'megadeth', 'chaka khan', 'david gray', 'grace jones', 'adrian ross', 'john kander', 'mark hall', 'blind guardian', 'warcry', 'rage']
The Long Road Home
The Long Road Home: The Ultimate John Fogerty/Creedence Collection is a compilation album by American roots rock singer-songwriter John Fogerty, released on November 1, 2005, by Fantasy Records. It compiles songs from Fogerty's solo career and his band Creedence Clearwater Revival. The title refers to Fogerty's return to Fantasy Records, after a lengthy stint with Warner Bros. Records and a brief stint with DreamWorks Records. The Long Road Home was released to mostly positive reviews from music critics and charted at number 13 on the Billboard 200.