In the later years of his career as a live performer, Chuck Berry ... Rehearsing “Carol” with a band that includes the Rolling Stones’ Keith Richards, Berry keeps halting the music, pointing ...

Even if Chuck Berry never sang all of those beautiful ... In 1958, he invites “Carol” to “climb into my machine so we can cruise on out” to a juke joint specializing in a new kind of ...

Chuck Berry, whose rollicking songs ... Goode” (Number Eight), “Carol” (Number 28) and “Back in the U.S.A.” (Number 37). Although he was already in his early thirties by the time ...

Blueberry Hill in St. Louis is a very special place for rock and roll, Chuck Berry performed his final ... to the announcement a cut from the album “Carol/Little Queenie” has been released.

Chuck Berry was a legend ... who put two songs — “Little Queenie” and “Carol” — on their seminal 1969 live album, “Get Yer Ya-Ya’s Out!” He’d heard the songs, read the ...

Chuck Berry turns 90 Tuesday ... Similar licks show up in hits like "Johnny B. Goode" and "Carol" — call it same-y, a callback or a signature. Trov says this signature riff is pretty easy ...

Goode,” “Carol” and “Little Queenie ... has mentioned that scene in Taylor Hackford’s 1987 documentary “Chuck Berry Hail! Hail! Rock ‘n’ Roll” where he reams you about ...

Here's our list of Chuck Berry's 20 best songs in chronological ... The way he bends the strings captures a wry leer as he pursues the elusive Carol. The song made an impact on the Rolling Stones ...

Without Chuck Berry, there might have been a Stones or a Beatles, but they would've been a different band because without that original chug of luck. ♪ Oh, Carol ♪ Don't let him steal your ...

Hail! Rock 'n' Roll where Chuck Berry sternly upbraided Keith Richards for not playing the opening lick to “Carol” in the way he wanted it. Most of the stories I had heard about Mr. Berry’s ...

It sounded like Chuck Berry was in the living room with me and those wooden elephants, right at that moment. "Check Me Out," "Ramblin' Rose," "Carol" and "Oh, Baby Doll" filled out that bootleg album.

Chuck Berry was a complicated man. He craved love, attention, and acceptance. But he could brutally deride those who gave it to him. He could be kind and generous to strangers. And harsh, cold and ...