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Hrolf The Ganger 19 Mar 17 11.18am
A pioneering legend. Johnny B Goode is one of the best Rock and Roll records.
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19 Mar 17 11.18am

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A pioneering legend.
Johnny B Goode is one of the best Rock and Roll records.

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Forest Hillbilly in a hidey-hole 19 Mar 17 2.31pm
Testament to the quality of his songs that they've been covered by Meatloaf, Rolling Stones, AC/DC and tonnes of others. Jailed for armed robbery, hairdresser, taking a 14 year old over the state border and the camera in the ladies toilets of his restaurant. Quite rock and roll in most aspects of his lifestyle. He was still doing gigs up to 2008, but they were probably only 30-45 minutes long. And he liked to be paid cash-up-front , if you please. "The facts have changed", Rishi Sunak
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Testament to the quality of his songs that they've been covered by Meatloaf, Rolling Stones, AC/DC and tonnes of others.
Jailed for armed robbery, hairdresser, taking a 14 year old over the state border and the camera in the ladies toilets of his restaurant. Quite rock and roll in most aspects of his lifestyle.

He was still doing gigs up to 2008, but they were probably only 30-45 minutes long. And he liked to be paid cash-up-front , if you please.

"The facts have changed", Rishi Sunak

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Jamesrichards8 19 Mar 17 2.58pm
Originally posted by Forest Hillbilly Testament to the quality of his songs that they've been covered by Meatloaf, Rolling Stones, AC/DC and tonnes of others. Jailed for armed robbery, hairdresser, taking a 14 year old over the state border and the camera in the ladies toilets of his restaurant. Quite rock and roll in most aspects of his lifestyle. He was still doing gigs up to 2008, but they were probably only 30-45 minutes long. And he liked to be paid cash-up-front , if you please. i don't think he needs testament to the quality of his songs. especially not from the fact that they were covered by anyone that came after him. they all wish they were chuck berry, to be honest When you’re knocked on your back and your life’s a flop...
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19 Mar 17 2.58pm

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Originally posted by Forest Hillbilly

He was still doing gigs up to 2008, but they were probably only 30-45 minutes long. And he liked to be paid cash-up-front , if you please.

i don't think he needs testament to the quality of his songs. especially not from the fact that they were covered by anyone that came after him. they all wish they were chuck berry, to be honest

When you’re knocked on your back and your life’s a flop...

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Mr Palaceman 19 Mar 17 3.41pm
He was actually recording a new album, entitled "Chuck". Not really a rock n roller myself but I would love to hear what he had done so far. "You can lead a horse to water but a pencil must be lead" Stan Laurel
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19 Mar 17 3.41pm