Creedence is an American rock band formed by John Fogerty and his brothers Tom and Stu in 1968. Over the course of three years, Creedence released six albums that became some of the most beloved classic rock classics of all time. Their music was characterized by its steady rhythm guitar, prominent lead riffs, and Fogerty's uniquely real and warm vocal style. Creedence's songs vary from blues rockers to country-tinged jams, and their lyrics often dealt with social issues. Some of Creedence's best known songs include "Fortunate Son," "Have You Ever Seen the Rain," and "Hey Tonight." The band's work has been praised by many critics and fans and earned them a place in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. Creedence has continued to influence generations of musicians and fans across the world, and their music still resonates today.