From 1968-1971, Creedence Clearwater Revival were a commercial juggernaut, with nine Top 10 albums, even outselling the Beatles in 1970. But unlike the Beatles, founding member John Fogerty just couldn't let it be, going head to head with Fantasy Records founder Saul Zaentz over wanting to rewrite contracts he signed when he was just 18. Fogerty lost the rights to songs like "Proud Mary" and "Fortunate Son" for almost 35 years, and Zaentz, an Oscar-winning film producer, sued Fogert...  [+]