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    Chuck Berry’s classic single “School Days” contained the line that would be utilized as the title to the great Chuck Berry movie in 1987 entitled Hail!

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    In listening to the 1964 CHESS Records compilation entitled CHUCK BERRY'S GREATEST HITS (LP -1485), it occurred to me that George Harrison's...

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    1964's Chuck Berry's Greatest Hits is the first official Chuck Berry "Greatest Hits" LP, inaugurating a long, long line of repackaging Berry's biggest hits.

  • Chuck Berry: 20 Essential Songs

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    The title character is Chuck Berry – “more or less,” as he told Rolling Stone in 1972. “The original words [were], of course, ‘That little colored boy could play.’