Album
Chuck Berry On Stage
1963 · Rock, Blues
Rare pressing on Gatefold

Chuck Berry On Stage is a Rock album by Chuck Berry, originally released in 1963. On Gatefold: 29 pressings tracked.
About
Chuck Berry on Stage was released in August 1963 on Chess Record, catalogue LP 1480, marketed falsely as a live concert recording. In reality, it was a studio album enhanced by artificial crowd noise and applause dubbed over previously unissued or existing track. The only new material on the tracklist consisted of five previously unreleased studio song, including "Trick or Treat" and "Still Got the Blues". .
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Tracklist
- 1Go, Go, Go (With Overdub Applause)3:31
- 2Memphis, Tennessee (With Overdub Applause)2:17
- 3Maybellene (With Overdub Applause)2:24
- 4Surfin' Steel (With Overdub Applause)2:31
- 5Rockin' On the Railroad (Let It Rock) [With Overdub Applause]1:50
- 6Brown Eyed Handsome Man (Alternate Take) [With Overdub Applause]1:45
- 7Still Got the Blues (With Overdub Applause)2:08
- 8Sweet Little Sixteen (With Overdub Applause)3:13
- 9Jaguar and Thunderbird (With Overdub Applause)1:48
- 10I Just Want to Make Love to You (With Overdub Applause)2:12
- 11All Aboard (With Overdub Applause)2:14
- 12Trick or Treat (With Overdub Applause)1:36
- 13The Man and the Donkey (With Overdub Applause)2:06
- 14How High the Moon (With Overdub Applause)1:05
- 15Go, Go, Go2:31
- 16Memphis, Tennessee2:11
- 17Surfin' Steel2:28
- 18Brown Eyed Handsome Man (Instrumental)1:39
- 19Still Got the Blues2:04
- 20Jaguar and Thunderbird1:48
- 21I Just Want to Make Love to You2:06
- 22All Aboard1:31
- 23Trick or Treat2:10
- 24The Man and the Donkey2:06
- 25How High the Moon (Instrumental)3:07
Sound DNA
- Rock
- Rock & Roll
- raw
Credits
The people behind it.
Performers
- Chuck BerryGUITAR, VOCALS, WRITTEN-BY
Rare pressing on Gatefold · 29 pressings tracked on Gatefold
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