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In Memphis / Live at the Fillmore Auditorium / from St Louie to Frisco / Concerto B. Goode by Berry, Chuck (CD, 2024)

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Product Identifiers

Record LabelBGO, BGO-Beat Goes On

UPC5017261215345

eBay Product ID (ePID)5071198441

Product Key Features

FormatCD

Release Year2024

GenreRock

ArtistBerry, Chuck

Release TitleIn Memphis / Live at the Fillmore Auditorium / from St Louie to Frisco / Concerto B. Goode

Dimensions

Item Weight0.30 lb

Additional Product Features

Number of Tracks38

Number of Discs2

Tracks1.1 Back To Memphis 1.2 I Do Really Love You 1.3 Ramblin’ Rose 1.4 Sweet Little Rock And Roller 1.5 My Heart Will Always Belong To You 1.6 Oh Baby Doll 1.7 Check Me Out 1.8 It Hurts Me Too 1.9 Bring Another Drink 1.10 So Long 1.11 Goodnight Well It’s Time To Go 1.12 Medley: Rockin’ At The Fillmore / Everyday I Have The Blues 1.13 C.C. Rider 1.14 Driftin’ Blues 1.15 Feelin’ It 1.16 Flying Home 1.17 I’m Your Hoochie Coochie Man 1.18 It Hurts Me Too 1.19 Fillmore Blues 1.20 Wee Baby Blues 1.21 Johnny B. Goode 2.1 Louie To Frisco 2.2 Ma Dear 2.3 The Love I Lost 2.4 I Love Her, I Love Her 2.5 Little Fox 2.6 Rock Cradle Rock 2.7 Soul Rockin’ 2.8 I Can’t Believe 2.9 Misery 2.10 My Tambourine 2.11 Oh Captain 2.12 Mum’s The Word 2.13 Good Looking Woman 2.14 My Woman 2.15 It’s Too Dark In There 2.16 Put Her Down 2.17 Concerto In “B Goode

NotesFour Chuck Berry albums for Mercury Records, dating from 1967, 1968 and 1969. 'Live At The Fillmore Auditorium', recorded in San Francisco, was backed by the legendary Steve Miller Band. 'From St Louie To Frisco' had Sir Douglas Quintet providing the accompaniment, and the album made the US Top 200. These recordings restored and updated Berry's musical reputation, though he returned to Chess Records when his Mercury contract ended. Digitally remastered and slipcased, and with new notes.