Blue Ridge Rangers (John Fogerty) "Jambalaya" 1973 Fantasy Records Award Tim McGovern and featured "Building a Mystery"

and featured "Building a Mystery" (#1 on the Billboard Adult Alternative Contemporary chart)

1979 and was certified 3x Multi-Platinum by the RIAA for three million copies sold

custom collectible for any Elvis fan

The John/Taupin tribute had some high profile performers who were critically laudded for their covers

RIAA Gold album award for Jackson Browne album Lives In The Balance

Blue Ridge Rangers (John Fogerty) "Jambalaya" 1973 Fantasy Records Award Tim McGovern and featured "Building a Mystery"Blue Ridge Rangers "Jambalaya (On The Bayou)" Fantasy Records award. The track, written and originally released by Hank Williams, became a hit for Blue Ridge Rangers, the group name that John Fogerty recorded under immediately after leaving Creedence Clearwater Revival. Fogerty reportedly so named the "group" to disassociate himself with CCR and have a "fresh start," essentially as a solo artist since he is credited as having played all the