Biography

Of all the early breakthrough rock & roll artists, none is more important to the development of the music than Chuck Berry. He is its greatest songwriter, the main shaper of its instrumental voice, one of its greatest guitarists, and one of its greatest performers. Elvis may have fueled rock & roll's imagery, but Berry was its heartbeat and original mind set. Rock & roll history was born with his 1955 song "Maybellene"; its overall influence was massive and groundbreaking. John Lennon perhaps said it best: "If you were going to give rock & roll another name, you might call it Chuck Berry." ~ Cub Koda

Top Tracks

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• (i'm Your) Hoochie Coochie Man

• 21

• 30 Days

• Back In The U.s.a.

• Beautiful Delilah

• Betty Jean

• Blues For Hawaiians

• Brown Eyed Handsome Man

• Brown-eyed Handsome Man

• Bye Bye Johnny

• C.c. Rider

• Carol

• Childhood Sweetheart

• Come On

• Confessin' The Blues

• Dear Dad

• Deep Feeling

• Don't You Lie To Me

• Down The Road A Piece

• Downbound Train

• Driftin' Blues

• Drifting Heart

• Every Day I Have The Blues

• Hail, Hail Rock & Roll

• Havana Moon

• Have Mercy Judge

• House Of Blue Lights

• I Want To Be Your Driver

• I'm A Rocker

• I'm Talking About You

• It Wasn't Me

• It's My Own Business

• Jaguar And Thunderbird

• Jo Jo Gunne

• Johnny B. Goode

• Let It Rock

• Little Marie

• Liverpool Drive

• Maybellene

• Maybelline

• Memphis

• Memphis Tennessee

• Memphis, Tennessee

• Merry Christmas, Baby

• My Ding-a-ling

• Nadine

• No Money Down

• No Particular Place To Go

• Oh Baby Doll

• Promised Land

• Reelin' And Rockin'

• Rock & Roll Music

• Rock And Roll Music

• Roll Over Beethoven

• Run Rudolph Run

• School Day

• School Days

• Sweet Little Rock & Roller

• Sweet Little Rock And Roller

• Sweet Little Rock 'n' Roller

• Sweet Little Sixteen

• The Song Of My Love

• Things I Used To Do

• Thirteen Question Method

• Thirty Days

• Thirty Days (to Come Back Home)

• Too Much Monkey Business

• Tulane

• Wee Wee Hours

• Why Should We End This Way

• You Came A Long Way From St. Louis

• You Never Can Tell

Discography

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• Rock It

  WEA International

  1979

• Chuck Berry 75

  Chess

  1975

• Bio

  Universal Special Products

  1973

• Back in the U.S.A.

  1973

• The London Chuck Berry Sessions

  Chess

  1972

• San Francisco Dues

  Chess

  1971

• Home Again

  Chess

  1971

• Back Home

  Chess

  1970

• Concerto in B Goode

  Mercury

  1969

• From St. Louie to Frisco

  Mercury

  1968

• Live at the Fillmore Auditorium

  1967

• Chuck Berry in Memphis

  Mercury

  1967

• Chuck Berry in London

  Chess

  1965

• Fresh Berry's

  Chess

  1965

• Two Great Guitars

  MCA

  1964

• Chuck Berry on Stage

  1963

• Chuck Berry Twist

  1962

• New Juke Box Hits

  Chess

  1961

• Rockin' at the Hops

  Chess

  1960

• Chuck Berry Is on Top

  Chess / MCA

  1959

• One Dozen Berrys

  Hallmark / Hallmark Music & Entertainment

  1958

• After School Session

  Chess

  1957