Chuck Berry - Chuck Berry On Stage (Expanded Edition) (1963/2014)

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Title: Chuck Berry On Stage (Expanded Edition)
Year Of Release: 1963/2014
Label: UMC (Universal Music Catalogue)
Genre: Rock and Roll, Blues Rock, Classic Rock
Quality: 320 kbps | FLAC (tracks)
Total Time: 00:54:22
Total Size: 128 mb | 202 mb
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Tracklist:

01. Go Go Go (With Overdub Applause)
02. Memphis, Tennessee (With Overdub Applause)
03. Maybellene (With Overdub Applause)
04. Surfin' Steel (With Overdub Applause)
05. Rockin' On The Railroad (Let It Rock) (With Overdub Applause)
06. Brown Eyed Handsome Man (With Overdub Applause)
07. Still Got The Blues (With Overdub Applause)
08. Sweet Little Sixteen (With Overdub Applause)
09. Jaguar And Thunderbird (With Overdub Applause)
10. All Aboard (With Overdub Applause)
11. I Just Want To Make Love To You (With Overdub Applause)
12. Trick Or Treat (With Overdub Applause)
13. The Man And The Donkey (With Overdub Applause)
14. How High The Moon (With Overdub Applause)
15. Go Go Go
16. Memphis, Tennessee
17. Surfin' Steel
18. Brown Eyed Handsome Man (Instrumental)
19. Still Got The Blues
20. Jaguar And Thunderbird (Single Version)
21. I Just Want To Make Love To You
22. Trick Or Treat
23. I Just Want To Make Love to You
24. The Man And The Donkey (Album Version)
25. How High The Moon (Instrumental)

Supposedly recorded live at the Tivoli Theater in Chicago, this album sounds suspiciously like studio recordings with lots of applause and screaming added, the whole suffering from inferior sound due to the overdubbing. The Chuck Berry hits are better heard in their original studio versions.


  • mufty77
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Many thanks.
  • billy shears
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I just saw a documentary about Chuck Berry. Marshal Chess (son of label founder Leonard Chess) admitted, that these are studio recordings with added applause. The album was released when Chuck Berry faced a jail sentence and the label wanted to show that he's still around (and make some money).