Chuck Berry RIP

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Chuck Berry RIP

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Must be one of the most influential musicians of the music scene died aged 90 .


https://www.google.co.uk/amp/www.bbc.co ... p/39318602

kiloran
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Re: Chuck Berry RIP

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One of the greatest. I'm really glad I managed to see him about 20 years ago.

Live in Moscow about 3 years ago. Pretty rubbish, but I wish I could do that at 87 ;)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v-vWnJW8fkE

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Re: Chuck Berry RIP

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Unfortunately never got to see him . I did see his contemporary Bo Diddley , who I was more a fan of in my teens .
Makes you wonder if the British beat boom of the 60s would have happened without Chucks songs.

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Re: Chuck Berry RIP

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He had a Latin flair, lesser known songs like Hey Pedro and La Juanda.

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Chuck Berry RIP

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I just saw this, he was the one who really got me interested in guitars and music as a kid.
He was just a tremendous influence on EVERYBODY.
RIP, Mr. Berry and thank you for the music.

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Re: Chuck Berry RIP

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Roger Daltry programmes on Chuck Berry's life:
BBC Radio 6 http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b08mkhd ... ts/2017/04
Starting 02:00 Tue 18Apr

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