The Texan troubadour knew how to give the crowd their money's worth, and players such as Jimi Hendrix were watching. This lesson in his playing style has plenty of biting string bends and blues flavor ...

The guitar, valued at $50,000, was reported stolen Monday afternoon from an office at Chuck Berry's 35-acre retreat on Buckner Road in an area of unincorporated St. Charles County and was returned ...

Musician Chuck Berry plays "Johnny B. Goode" at the John F. Kennedy Presidential Library and Museum in Boston. (Feb. 26, 2012) Credit: AP By THE ASSOCIATED PRESSSeptember 14, 2012 ...

Chuck Berry's electric guitar, nicknamed "Maybellene," 1959 NMAAHC, donation of Charles E. Berry I had met him a few months earlier, backstage after one of his shows.

Chuck Berry should be revered as one of American history's great storytellers. His depictions of people ("Johnny B. Goode"), places ("Memphis Tennessee) and things ("Rock and Roll Music") carried a ...

The guitar was issued in 1958, the same year “Johnny B. Goode” and “Sweet Little Sixteen” were released and that’s when Berry began to play this instrument.

The guitar, valued at $50,000, was reported stolen Monday afternoon from an office at Chuck Berry's 35-acre retreat on Buckner Road in an area of unincorporated St. Charles County and was returned ...

(ThyBlackMan.com) If you’ve ever cranked up a guitar-driven rock song and felt that electric jolt of rhythm pulse through your body—chances are, you’ve got Chuck Berry to thank.

Owned by Chuck Berry, American, 1926 - 2017 Subject of Chess Records, American, founded 1950 Description A Gibson ES-350T semi-acoustic guitar named Maybellene. The wood is light, and the tuning keys ...