For decades now, Creedence Clearwater Revival has been demonstrating that they can sell albums and singles, even though the band has been broken up for a long time. Recently, the group has shown that they can even compete in today’s all-streaming music economy, which is a relative rarity among rock outfits from eras past.

Creedence Clearwater Revival hits a new high on the Top Streaming Albums chart this week. The tally was introduced by Billboard not long ago to show which full-lengths performed the best on platforms like Spotify, Apple Music, and others. It’s usually dominated by new titles from current-day superstars, but the occasional legacy act breaks through.

This week, Creedence Clearwater Revival’s Chronicle: The 20 Greatest Hits takes them to a new peak position. The compilation soars from No. 30 to No. 28.

Chronicle remains the only project that Creedence Clearwater Revival has managed to push to the tally. It will likely remain that way, as all streams of their biggest hits feed into the ongoing success of the one title, based on how Billboard’s charts work. The more fans play their most celebrated tunes, the more Chronicle performs well.

This week, Chronicle is up on almost every chart it appears on in America. The compilation lifts on three tallies, including the Top Streaming Albums roster. It also improves on the Billboard 200 (No. 31 to No. 28) and the Top Rock Albums list (No. 6 to No. 5).

Chronicle is steady on yet another list. On the Top Rock & Alternative Albums tally, Creedence Clearwater Revival’s greatest hits project is a non-mover at No. 7.

As their most successful singles collection soars in America, Creedence Clearwater Revival is winning on the worldwide charts as well. They occupy a pair of spots on the Billboard Global 200, as interest in their most celebrated tunes is growing. “Fortunate Son” debuts this week at No. 199, narrowly reaching the list.