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CCR

CCR is an acronym that may refer to multiple topics across different fields. The two most common associations are:

Credence Clearwater Revival (CCR): An American rock band formed in 1967 in the San Francisco Bay Area.

California Code of Regulations (CCR): The official codification of the administrative regulations of California state agencies.

Because CCR can refer to different topics, the intended meaning is usually clarified by context, geographical

The
group,
which
included
John
Fogerty,
Tom
Fogerty,
Stu
Cook,
and
Doug
Clifford,
enjoyed
major
success
in
the
late
1960s
with
hits
such
as
Proud
Mary,
Bad
Moon
Rising,
and
Have
You
Ever
Seen
the
Rain.
CCR
released
several
influential
albums
before
disbanding
in
1972;
they
were
inducted
into
the
Rock
and
Roll
Hall
of
Fame
in
1993.
The
CCR
is
organized
by
title
and
chapter
to
implement
statutes
enacted
by
the
California
Legislature.
It
is
maintained
and
updated
regularly
and
is
accessible
to
the
public
through
state
publications
and
online
databases.
The
CCR
is
used
by
lawyers,
businesses,
regulators,
and
other
stakeholders
to
interpret
regulatory
requirements
and
compliance
standards.
scope,
or
field
of
discussion.
In
documentation
or
dialogue,
specifying
the
domain
(music,
law,
etc.)
helps
ensure
accurate
interpretation.