9 thoughts on “ No Particular Place To Go - Chuck Berry - The Best Of Chuck Berry (Cassette, Album) ”

1. Find album reviews, stream songs, credits and award information for The Best of Chuck Berry [Direct Source] - Chuck Berry on AllMusic - - A pivotal catalyst in the formation of rock &.

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2. This is another cd i ordered for my clients, along with Buddy Holly (see my review for that one, and you will understand) well Chuck went down just as well with them too. my only problem is that the whole album is so short due to the length of the songs in those days, averaging 2 minutes. saying that though, still brilliant. and my dementia clients loved the songs. one sat by the cd player /5(27).

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3. Jan 03,  · 50+ videos Play all Mix - No Particular Place To Go - Chuck Berry YouTube How To Play No Particular Place To Go by Chuck Berry - Guitar Lesson - .

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4. With no particular place to go. Ridin' along in my automobile I'm anxious to tell her the way I feel, So I told her softly and sincere, And she leaned and whispered in my ear Cuddlin' more and drivin' slow, With no particular place to go. No particular place to go, So we parked way out on the Kokomo The night was young and the moon was bold.

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5. Berry, Chuck - Best of Chuck Berry - leszamarnethepehigwestnelchiemathund.xyzinfo Music Skip to main content Audio, Cassette $ 3 Used from $ 2 Collectible from $ No Particular Place To Go Back in the U.S.A. Johnny B. Goode (All Original Recordings)5/5(1).

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6. Chuck Berry was rock & roll's first real architect, crafting songs that captured the rush and motion of life in postwar America, full of cars and girls and backed by an electric guitar style that provided the very foundation of rock itself. Songs like "No Particular Place to Go," "Memphis Tennessee," "You Never Can Tell," "Maybelline," and the immortal "Johnny B. Goode," among others, created 8/

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7. View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the Vinyl release of The Best Of Chuck Berry on Discogs/5(15).

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8. This is the place to start listening to Chuck Berry. The Great Twenty-Eight was a two-LP, single CD compilation that emerged during the early '80s, amid a brief period in which the Chess catalog was in the hands of the Sugar Hill label, a disco-oriented outfit that later lost the catalog to MCA. It has proved to be one of the most enduring of all compilations of Berry's work.

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9. But it has not earned as many cover versions as many of Berry's other songs; his followers seem to prefer his '50s work to the material he recorded in much the same style in the '60s. One exception is George Thorogood, who played "No Particular Place to Go" frequently in his shows and put it on his gold album Bad to the Bone.

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