I couln't think of a Chuck Berry angle, but every Thanksgiving Seattle is blessed by a week or two of Taj Mahal at Jazz Alley, a huge an...

Imagine a single day’s work where you create: “Roll over Beethoven,” “Brown Eyed Handsome Man,” the ballad “Drifting Heart,” and the...

It's not enough to listen, or to think about it for a year, or read, or blog.  I try to play it, too.  I finally figured out how "...

I was looking forward to it even though I wasn't going to be there.  And far away friends bought plane tickets.  Ah well. http://www.n...

ACTUALLY, Sunday night at The Tyne Theatre in Newcastle, in northern England there will be some excited musicians from a group called ...

Wait!  No!  He plays the day before !  At the Tyne Theatre!  But how??!!   And why have all of our U.S. rock heroes gone to England?!  ...

David St. John is a British comic and singer.  You can find out more about him, or maybe even book a performance, by clicking here .  But t...

A reader gave me this one.  WOW!

A British newspaper is offering you a chance to meet Chuck Berry!  Check it out HERE! .

Backed up by a jazz band, layin' on the wood, Mixing Ahmad Jamal in my Johnny B Goode. Sneaking Errol Garner in my Sweet Sixteen, Now...

"Too Pooped to Pop" is a guilty pleasure-- one that I would have stricken from my "Golden Decade Volume One" album in fa...

Dominic, who commented on Nadine, supplied this one via his youtube playlist.  Only 29 people were shown as having seen it.  You can be Numb...

Thank you Doug and Jan for this beauty! I've always said, it's never quite the same.  Here (17 years earlier) he picks up the pa...

Baldori played harmonica on "Back Home," and he and his band The Woolies backed Berry several of the "San Francisco Dues...

Chuck Berry has always had a strong connection to England. He toured there in the early 1960s. The musicians of the British Invasion champi...

You'll catch a moment or two of Chuck Berry on this one. And Ike Turner. Billy Peek toured and recorded with Chuck Berry in the 1970s....

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Sing these two lines: “As I was motorvating over a hill” “She remembered taking money earned from gatherin’ crops.” It just occurred...

Photo by Kevin Reynolds .  (For more great photos see  Kevin's website  and look under "Music.") This site celebrates Chuck...

According to my Golden Decade records, Volumes 1 and 2, Otis Spann played piano on Chuck Berry's "You Can't Catch Me," ...

Chuck Berry may not have liked to "lip synch," but when he was forced to, he put himself into it body and soul.

Here's a nice little article in the New York Times... http://www.nytimes.com/2009/11/02/opinion/02mon4.html

A couple months ago I wrote a piece that included a bit from Fred Rothwell's book, "Long Distance Information," where he desc...

I have to thank chuckberry.com/forum and an Italian fan for this wonderful clip and interview.  (And they say he doesn't give 'em!) ...