2 LP Son of the blues, boogie woogie and rhythm & blues, rock and roll was first known under the name of ‘jump blues’, a more rhythmic and sped up sub-genre of blues. With his guitar solos played on two or three strings simultaneously, with his strings stretching, his monumental stage presence and compositions in which he was able told complete stories in a few verses, Chuck Berry became back then an artist to watch. Among his fans are superstars such as The Beatles, The Rolling Stones, The Animals, Motorhead, The Sex Pistols, The Beach Boys, David Bowie, Electric Light Orchestra, AC/DC, Elton John, Eric Clapton and Elvis Presley just to name some of them. Now the time has come for the legendary Chuck to get The Many Faces treatment, with long lost recordings available in vinyl for the first time in decades, plus an exploration of both his catalog and the scene where he came from. With fantastic artwork and remastered sound, The Many Faces of Chuck Berry is the most recent addition to our Many Faces collection in vinyl format – 1 – 1. How Youve Changed – Chuck Berry 2. Wee Wee Hours – Chuck Berry 3. Worried Life Blues – Chuck Berry 4. Blue Feeling – Chuck Berry 5. Away From You – Chuck Berry 6. Deep Feeling – Chuck Berry 7. Driftin Blues – Chuck Berry 8. Low Feeling- Chuck Berry 9. Run Around – Chuck Berry 10. School Days (Live) – Chuck Berry 11. Memphis, Tennessee (Live) – Chuck Berry 12. Sweet Little Sixteen (Live) – Chuck Berry 13. Wee Wee Hours (Live) – Chuck Berry 14. Reelin and Rockin (Live) – Chuck Berry – 2 – 1. Route 66 – Uk Subs 2. Johnny B.Goode – Bill Blacks Combo 3. Sweet Little Rock N4roller – Flamin Groovies 4. Little Queenie – Johnny Thunders 5. Roll Over Beethoven – Bill Blacks Combo 6. Johnny B.Goode – Eddie & the Hot Rods 7. Im Talking About You – Uk Subs 8. Memphis, Tennessee – Bill Blacks Combo 9. Little Queenie – Flamin Groovies 10. Im Walking – Fats Domino 11. Rip It Up – Little Richard 12. Pretty Thing – Bo Diddley 13. Shake Rattle and Roll – Big Joe Turner 14. Jim Dandy – Lavern Baker 15. Baby, Please Come Home – Lloyd Price 16. Slow Down – Larry Williams 17. Good Rocking Tonight – Roy Brown 18. Rocket 88 – Jackie Brenston
