Disc 1 Maybellene Wee Wee Hours Thirty Days You Can't Catch Me Downbound Train No Money ... more
Down Brown Eyed Handsome Man Roll Over Beethoven Too Much Monkey Business Havana Moon School Day Rock 'n' Roll Music Oh Baby Doll Sweet Little Sixteen Guitar Boogie...
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A ChuckBerry concert in the 1950's must have been a sight to behold--with his distinctive "duck walk", his big pompadour hairdo and his flamboyant style of playing rock 'n roll guitar, I know that his shows must have been charged with energy and electricity. Although he was the ultimate showman, his importance in the field of rock 'n roll music cannot be discounted--in my opinion, ChuckBerry was the single most important rock 'n roll guitarist that ever lived. He created guitar licks that formed the basis for most of the rock music that was to follow--even today, most guitarists are playing licks that are just recycled versions of those raw, primal chops that ChuckBerry invented.
Early on in his career, ChuckBerry discovered that if you rolled all of the controls on those old tube amps all the way to the right, you could get that ...
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Well maybe I’m over doing it a little with the title, but for me ChuckBerry is, or at least his music is Rock ‘N Roll; that is, if you wanted to give someone an idea of what Rock ‘N Roll is about, then look no further than ChuckBerry and this album.
I should add that this album is called The Best Of ChuckBerry, and that there are a lot of ChuckBerry compilations like this about, only with differing tracks, so don’t be surprised if the one you have, or might get is different.
Now you may not have heard of ChuckBerry (I’d be surprised, though) but you will have heard his music, I mean, if your a fan of The Beatles, then you’ve heard Chuck’s music, if you like Buddy Holly or The Rolling Stones or The Manic Street Preachers, then you’ve heard Chuck’s music (lets face it, if you ...
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It would be an overstatement to say that Chuck Berry, like some guitar-slinging Dr. Frankenstein, single-handedly built the body of rock n' roll. Still, it is very likely that the monster's heart might have never started pounding properly had it not been for Berry's wholly revolutionary synthesis of R&B and rockabilly, his infectious, propulsive songs, his flashy, rock & roll attitude, and his no-nonsense approach to electric guitar solos. The definitive collection of Berry's music, this two-disc, 50-track set is peppered with a few lesser-known cuts such as the dark, churning "Downbound Train" and the calypso-tinged "Havana Moon", as well as some entries from Berry's later period, such as the terrific "Tulane". But once Berry's classics start stacking up, there's not room for much else. Rock archetypes such as "Johnny B. Goode", "Sweet Little Sixteen", "Rock and Roll Music", and "Roll Over Beethoven" are merely the tip of the iceberg. Chess Records luminaries the likes of Willie Dixon, Hubert Sumlin, Otis Spann and Etta James and the Marquees lend bluesy, punchy, in-the-pocket back-up support. THE ANTHOLOGY is an utterly essential collection.
Titles on disc 1
1.
Maybellene
2.
Wee Wee Hours
3.
Thirty Days
4.
You Can't Catch Me
5.
Downbound Train
6.
No Money Down
7.
Brown Eyed Handsome Man
8.
Roll Over Beethoven
9.
Too Much Monkey Business
10.
Havana Moon
11.
School Day
12.
Rock 'n' Roll Music
13.
Oh Baby Doll
14.
Sweet Little Sixteen
15.
Guitar Boogie
16.
Reelin' And Rockin'
17.
Johnny B. Goode
18.
Around And Around
19.
Beautiful Delilah
20.
House Of Blue Lights
21.
Carol
22.
Jo Jo Gunne
23.
Memphis Tennessee
24.
Sweet Little Rock 'n' Roller
25.
Little Queenie
26.
Almost Grown
Titles on disc 2
1.
Back In The USA
2.
Do You Love Me
3.
Betty Jean
4.
Childhood Sweetheart
5.
Let It Rock
6.
Too Pooped To Pop
7.
I Got To Find My Baby
8.
Don't You Lie To Me
9.
Bye Bye Johnny
10.
Jaguar And Thunderbird
11.
Down The Road Apiece
12.
Confessin' The Blues
13.
I'm Talking About You
14.
Come On
15.
Nadine (Is It You)
16.
You Never Can Tell
17.
Promised Land
18.
No Particular Place To Go
19.
Dear Dad
20.
I Want To Be Your Driver
21.
Tulane
22.
My Ding-A-Ling (live/single edit)
23.
Reelin' And Rockin' (live)
24.
Bio
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