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Chuck Berry
Released 2008

Let It Rock
01:47
9 plays

Tulane
02:38
9 plays

Roll Over Beethoven
02:24
57 plays

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songs

- 1
- Maybellene
- 02:23
- 48 plays

- 2
- Roll Over Beethoven
- 02:24
- 57 plays

- 3
- School Day (Ring Ring Goes the Bell)
- 02:42
- 56 plays

- 4
- Sweet Little Sixteen
- 03:02
- 19 plays

- 5
- Reelin' and Rockin'
- 03:17
- 10 plays

- 6
- Johnny B. Goode
- 02:40
- 259 plays

- 7
- Run Rudolph Run
- 02:45
- 35 plays

- 8
- Nadine
- 02:34
- 14 plays

- 9
- Guitar Boogie
- 02:19
- 17 plays

- 10
- No Particular Place to Go
- 02:43
- 27 plays

- 11
- Liverpool Drive
- 02:55
- 10 plays

- 12
- You Never Can Tell
- 02:42
- 24 plays

- 13
- Promised Land
- 02:24
- 25 plays

- 14
- Let It Rock
- 01:47
- 9 plays

- 15
- Go Go Go
- 02:48
- 10 plays

- 16
- Tulane
- 02:38
- 9 plays

- 17
- My Ding-A-Ling
- 04:24
- 43 plays

album review

A pivotal catalyst in the formation of rock & roll, Chuck Berry welded beat poet lyrics to revved-up blues riffs and had an easy knack for spinning believable and universal narratives in his songs, all of which seemed to feature cars and motion. He sketched out a new kind of American music in the mid-'50s, and then almost single-handedly put the electric guitar at the center of it all. This 17-song set includes some absolutely immortal songs, including the iconic "Johnny B. Goode," the brilliant "No Particular Place to Go," the fluid and just slightly eerie "You Never Can Tell," and the classic in every way "Sweet Little Sixteen." There are more extensive single-disc sets on the market that include these songs and more, but what's here is indispensable, and that means every last note of it (well, maybe not "My Ding-A-Ling," even it was Berry's last big hit). ~ Steve Leggett, All Music Guide