Rockin Pneumonia and the Boogie Woogie Flu - Chuck Berry, Smith, Huep P.
Memphis Beat - Chuck Berry, Addington, Milton
Dream Baby (How Long Must I Dream) - Chuck Berry, Walker, Cindy
Don't Be Cruel - Chuck Berry, Blackwell, Otis
Me and Bobby McGee - Chuck Berry, Foster, Fred
Track Listings (19) - Disc #3
Heartbeat - Chuck Berry, Montgomery, Bobby [
Oh Boy - Chuck Berry, Petty, Norman
That'll Be the Day - Chuck Berry, Allison, Jerry
Peggy Sue - Chuck Berry, Allison, Jerry
Blue Suede Shoes - Chuck Berry, Perkins, Carl
Love Is Strange - Chuck Berry, Baker, Mickey "Guit
Maybe Baby - Chuck Berry, Hardin, Charles
Rave On - Chuck Berry, Petty, Norman
Think It Over - Chuck Berry, Hardin, Charles
Early in the Morning - Chuck Berry, Darin, Bobby
Listen to Me - Chuck Berry, Holly, Buddy
Not Fade Away - Chuck Berry, Hardin, Charles
Brown Eyed Handsome Man - Chuck Berry, Berry, Chuck
You're the One - Chuck Berry, Corbin, Slim
Love's Made a Fool of You - Chuck Berry, Holly, Buddy
Fool's Paradise - Chuck Berry, Leglaire, Sonny
Baby Won't You Come out Tonight - Chuck Berry, Holly, Buddy
Ready Teddy - Chuck Berry, Blackwell, Robert
Bo Diddley - Chuck Berry, Diddley, Bo
Import only 3-CD set, features a disc a piece from Chuck Berry, Jerry Lee Lewis and Buddy Holly. Rock'n'Roll exploded onto the landscape of the mid-1950s like a gangsta rapper invading a vicar's tea party. One minute, Amer... more »ica was watching Doris Day movies and singing along to tame ditties like 'How Much Is That Doggie In The Window'. The next, the radio was throbbing to the big beat and rampant sexuality of Rock'n'Roll. Pundits predicted and prayed that it was just a passing dance craze, but fifty years on, rock is still the sound of teenage rebellion. Here are three of the leaders of that revolution - unique American voices who wrote and recorded the anthems of a generation. Spectrum. 2006.« less
Import only 3-CD set, features a disc a piece from Chuck Berry, Jerry Lee Lewis and Buddy Holly. Rock'n'Roll exploded onto the landscape of the mid-1950s like a gangsta rapper invading a vicar's tea party. One minute, America was watching Doris Day movies and singing along to tame ditties like 'How Much Is That Doggie In The Window'. The next, the radio was throbbing to the big beat and rampant sexuality of Rock'n'Roll. Pundits predicted and prayed that it was just a passing dance craze, but fifty years on, rock is still the sound of teenage rebellion. Here are three of the leaders of that revolution - unique American voices who wrote and recorded the anthems of a generation. Spectrum. 2006.