Concerto In B Goode (Vinyl) - Chuck Berry
Limited 180gm vinyl LP pressing. Concerto in B Goode was Chuck Berry's last record for Mercury. Released in the summer of 1969, it was a successful attempt to merge blues, rock n' roll, and psychedelia. Produced by Berry himself, the title track (which refers to his song "Johnny B. Goode") is an extraordinary 18-minute workout in which Berry rocks and rolls through just about every guitar lick he knows. Backed by Billy Peek (organ), Kermit Eugene Cooley (bass), and Dale Gischer (drums).
Track List
- Good Looking Woman
- My Woman
- It's Too Dark In There
- Put Her Down
- Concerto In "B Goode"
Limited 180gm vinyl LP pressing. Concerto in B Goode was Chuck Berry's last record for Mercury. Released in the summer of 1969, it was a successful attempt to merge blues, rock n' roll, and psychedelia. Produced by Berry himself, the title track (which refers to his song "Johnny B. Goode") is an extraordinary 18-minute workout in which Berry rocks and rolls through just about every guitar lick he knows. Backed by Billy Peek (organ), Kermit Eugene Cooley (bass), and Dale Gischer (drums).
Track List
- Good Looking Woman
- My Woman
- It's Too Dark In There
- Put Her Down
- Concerto In "B Goode"
Description
Limited 180gm vinyl LP pressing. Concerto in B Goode was Chuck Berry's last record for Mercury. Released in the summer of 1969, it was a successful attempt to merge blues, rock n' roll, and psychedelia. Produced by Berry himself, the title track (which refers to his song "Johnny B. Goode") is an extraordinary 18-minute workout in which Berry rocks and rolls through just about every guitar lick he knows. Backed by Billy Peek (organ), Kermit Eugene Cooley (bass), and Dale Gischer (drums).
Track List
- Good Looking Woman
- My Woman
- It's Too Dark In There
- Put Her Down
- Concerto In "B Goode"
