Sorry to hear that George.

RIP.

A true giant of Rock n Roll

or Marty McFly.



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NSFW tag that damn thing.

My wife and I saw Chuck at Memorial Hall in KCK in 1973. Halfway through the show, if you weren't dancing, you had no soul.

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if it wasn't for Chuck Berry maybe my favorite guitarist Angus Young doesn't become the duck walking legend he is now. Thank you Chuck you are a guitar God ...Rest in peace...

See, that's why I could never be a prostitute.

He had a good rock and roll. RIP

I would replace Truman with Robert A. Heinlein.

Chuck did nothing to end WWII, but Harry couldn't duck walk. So you could say that's a tie for first. Mark Twain died in Connecticut.

I saw Chuck Berry at World's of Fun. Was a great show.

He lived a long life. Lucky Guy!

But hope he enjoys his next journey in the blue yonder.

On a semi-related note, I've watched this video from John Scruggs that showed up on my FB feed a dozen times now.

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When I reposted it a few weeks ago - my comment was "if you listen closely, you can almost Maybelline being born". Chuck Berry was the right guy at the right time to evolve the music of slaves and sharecroppers, which itself had evolved from African rhythms mixed with gospel hymns and old Southern standards, into the most popular genre of music ever.