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Creedence Clearwater Revival reaches Billboard’s Streaming Songs chart for the first time decades after splitting up as “Fortunate Son” debuts on the list. UNSPECIFIED – JANUARY 01: Photo of CREEDENCE CLEARWATER REVIVAL; posed, (Photo by Charlie Gillett Collection/Redferns) Redferns Creedence Clearwater Revival is one of many legacy acts that never disappear from the Billboard charts. The group can almost always be found on albums rankings thanks to Chronicle: The 20 Greatest Hits, which remains one of the longest-charting releases in the history of the Billboard 200. The rock band experiences a patriotic boom this frame tied to the July Fourth holiday. “Fortunate Son,” one of Creedence Clearwater Revival’s most familiar tunes, is apparently viewed by millions of Americans as especially applicable to the celebration. This frame, the decades-old cut returns to several tallies, reaches a new high on one roster and earns the long-defunct act its first placement on one chart. Creedence Clearwater Revival Debuts on the Streaming Songs Chart “Fortunate Son” debuts at No. 44 on the Streaming Songs chart this week, which ranks the most-played tracks of any genre in the United States. The arrival gives Creedence Clearwater Revival its first career hit on the tally. The list did not exist during the band’s heyday – streaming platforms wouldn’t be developed for decades – so the group never had an opportunity to reach the ranking while it was releasing new music. Seven Songs Debut on the Streaming Chart This Week Seven tracks debut on the Streaming Songs chart this week, and “Fortunate Son” earns the second-to-lowest start of the bunch. Beyoncé leads all new arrivals with “Morning Dew (Donk),” which opens at No. 17. Several songs associated with America, patriotism or the July Fourth holiday launch alongside Creedence Clearwater Revival’s smash. Lynyrd Skynyrd’s “Sweet Home Alabama,” Zac Brown…