Chronicle
Every song that I like by CCR is on this album. I liked it.
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Fantastic album, but don't buy it here
This album is fantastic! That being said, whoever recorded it off vinyl cut the tracks wrong. Most of the songs have half the intro cut and the first few seconds of the next song at the end.
wont download
tried to download the album 3 times no luck - no refund ?
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