Chuck Berry with Keith Richards "Carol" From the documentary film ”Hail! Hail! Rock 'n' Roll” (1987), rehearsal at Chuck Berry's home, Wentzville, Missouri, US 10/8-14/1986！ ---- Chuck Berry – guitar, vocals Keith Richards – guitar Johnnie Johnson – piano Chuck Leavell – organ Joey Spampinato (NRBQ) – bass Steve Jordan – drums | Rock'n'Roll Relaxin

On this Day in Rock and Roll History - May 21 1955 Chuck Berry recorded "Maybellene", which would become his first hit record, reaching #5 on the Billboard Top 100 and #1 on the R&B chart. By the end of the year, it had sold over one million copies. In the heyday of Pat Boone, Frank Sinatra, Perry Como and The McGuire Sisters, it was one of the few Rock 'n' Roll songs to get any radio air play that year. | Johnny Rock and Roll Radio

Chuck Berry - Maybellene (Live) (1955) Chuck Berry's "Maybellene," released in 1955, marked a significant turning point in rock 'n' roll history. As Berry's debut single, this track was a hit that signaled a new era in music, blending rhythm and blues with country. The song tells the story of a high-speed car chase and the pursuit of the unfaithful Maybellene, encapsulating themes of youth, rebellion, and freedom prevalent in post-war America. Berry's innovative songwriting and performance, feat

Chuck Berry - Maybellene (Live) (1955) Chuck Berry's "Maybellene," released in 1955, marked a significant turning point in rock 'n' roll history. As Berry's debut single, this track was a hit that signaled a new era in music, blending rhythm and blues with country. The song tells the story of a high-speed car chase and the pursuit of the unfaithful Maybellene, encapsulating themes of youth, rebellion, and freedom prevalent in post-war America. Berry's innovative songwriting and performance, feat