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Chuck Berry
Released 1964

Merry Christmas Baby
03:11
950 plays

You Never Can Tell
02:40
6,409 plays

Little Marie
02:36
596 plays

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- 1
- Little Marie
- 02:36
- 596 plays

- 2
- Our Little Rendezvous
- 02:02
- 417 plays

- 3
- No Particular Place To Go
- 02:42
- 20,220 plays

- 4
- You Two
- 02:08
- 559 plays

- 5
- Promised Land
- 02:28
- 1,936 plays

- 6
- You Never Can Tell
- 02:40
- 6,409 plays

- 7
- Go Bobby Soxer
- 02:52
- 442 plays

- 8
- The Things I Used To Do
- 02:40
- 448 plays

- 9
- Liverpool Drive
- 02:53
- 393 plays

- 10
- Night Beat
- 02:38
- 412 plays

- 11
- Merry Christmas Baby
- 03:11
- 950 plays

- 12
- Brenda Lee
- 02:16
- 370 plays

- 13
- Fraulein
- 02:51
- 324 plays

- 14
- O Rangutang
- 03:05
- 304 plays

- 15
- The Little Girl From Central
- 02:38
- 301 plays

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album review

This album puts the lie to the popular myth that Chuck Berry's music started to fade away around the same time that the Beatles, the Rolling Stones, et al. emerged covering his stuff. His songwriting is as strong here as ever -- side one is packed with now-familiar fare like "Little Marie" (a sequel to "Memphis, Tennessee"), "No Particular Place to Go," "Promised Land," and "You Never Can Tell," but even filler tracks like "Our Little Rendezvous" and "You Two" are among Berry's better album numbers, the latter showing off the slightly softer pop/R&B side to his music that many listeners forget about. Side two includes a bunch of tracks, including the hard-rocking "Go Bobby Soxer" and the even better "Brenda Lee," the slow blues "Things I Used to Do" (with a killer guitar break), and the instrumentals "Liverpool Drive" and "Night Beat," one fast and the other slow, that never get reissued or compiled anywhere. ~ Bruce Eder, All Music Guide