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Chuck Berry
The son of a Baptist church deacon, Chuck Berry seemed to have two natural gifts
from a young age - music and getting into trouble. While still at school he was
convicted of armed robbery and was sent to a reformatory where he started his
first vocal group. Upon his release he sang blues and country songs in various
St. Louis clubs and developed his famous showmanship, a distinctive guitar style
originally learned from T-Bone Walker and, unusually for the time, it appealed
to both black and white audiences. In 1955 Berry was signed by Chess Records and
recorded his first hit 'May...
Roll Over BeethovenChuck Berry
Bailes De Salón
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Johnny B. GoodeChuck Berry
Chuck Berry's Greatest Hits
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Sweet Little SixteenChuck Berry
One Dozen Berrys
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You Never Can TellChuck Berry
St. Louis To Liverpool
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No Particular Place to GoChuck Berry
St. Louis To Liverpool
School DaysChuck Berry
After School Session
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