CHUCK BERRY The Singles Collection (2017 UK/EU limited edition 48-track triple Cool White Vinyl LP featuring a collection of classic singles including Maybellene, Back In The U.S.A., Sweet Little Sixteen, Memphis Tennessee, Rock And RollMusic, Run Rudolph Run and many more. The three vinyl discs look barely played issued in the gatefold picture sleeve) more...
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CHUCK BERRY Tokyo Session (Japanese white label promo sample LP, picture sleeve with lyric insert WTP-90072) more...
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CHUCK BERRY On Stage (1963 UK Pye International 13-track mono LP, recorded for Chess in a jumping, in-person theatre appearance in front of thousands, front laminated flipback picture sleeve. The sleeve is Excellent & still a nice off white, with just some very minor age discolouring creeping in on the reverse. The vinyl has one small mark on the run-in groove and otherwise only very light play NPL28027) more...
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CHUCK BERRY You Came A Long Way From St. Louis: The Many Sides Of (2006 UK 31-track CD album which rounds up some of the lost gems from his extensive back catalogue including 2 classics that were represented on the hits collection by later re-recordings, a clutch of rare singles from the 50s and 60s, some choice album cuts that deserve a wider audience and several off-the-cuff recordings that capture Chuck and his band at their spontaneous best) more...
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CHUCK BERRY Juke Box Hits (1960 UK Pye International 12-track mono LP, a brilliant collection of juke box favourites from the late Rock & Roll icon, including his timeless renditions of Route 66, Sweet Sixteen & Rip It Up, originally performedbyNat Cole, BB King & Little Richard, respectively. The front laminated flipback picture sleeve is Excellent & still a nice off white, with just a tiny 2mm tear to the opening edge and a little foxing/discolouration to the reverse. The vinyl is more...
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CHUCK BERRY From St. Louie To Frisco (1968 US promotional 12-track stereo LP, on a black & gold Mercury label with custom 'Not For Sale' text. Includes the earliest version of the risque 'My Ding-A-Ling', in its infancy recorded here as 'My Tambourine', wonderful psychedelic pasted sleeve. The sleeve shows only some minor spots of paper loss at a few edges, with all text legible & the panels off white. The vinyl still looks barely played SR-61176) more...
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CHUCK BERRY Publicity Photograph (Late 1970s/early 1980s 7½" x 10" black and white promotional-only publicity photograph showing Chuck posing with his trademark Gibson guitar) more...
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CHUCK BERRY Tokyo Sessions (Original 1981 Japanese East World white label promo sample 10-track vinyl LP recorded live in Tokyo on 27th and 29th April '81, housed in a colour pasted picture sleeve with a close-up of Chuck's trademark 'duckwalk' on the reverse, complete with Japanese text biography/lyric insert and title obi-strip! WTP-90072) more...
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CHUCK BERRY Penwith '83 (1983 UK 3" x 4½" laminated backstage pass personally issued to Chuck for his appearance at the open-air concert held in Penwith, Cornwall on August 30th, including an original 11½" x 16" promotional colour poster for theevent, which has been folded and has some tape marks to the corners but is free from tears or pin holes with sharp corners and clean edges, plus a 7½" x 10" black and white promotional-only publicity photograph showing Chuck posing with his trademark Gibson guitar) more...
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CHUCK BERRY St. Louis To Frisco To Memphis (1972 UK 23-track double LP, featuring live recordings from a 1967 show at the Fillmore West backed by the fledgling Steve Miller Band and showcasing Chuck's more 'slow blues' side, including 'Everyday I Have The Blues', 'Louis to Frisco' and 'C.C. Rider', with a fantastic gatefold picture sleeve, with great black & white photography by Jim Marshall and Robert Altman. The sleeve shows some edge/ring wear, with some light age discoloration/ more...
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