Johnny B. GoodeChuck Berry
Johnny B. Goode
1958 · From Chuck Berry Is on Top
Chuck Berry's intro lick is rock's opening statement, a country boy's origin myth now drifting past the solar system.
★ 9.8
Chuck Berry's intro lick is rock's opening statement, a country boy's origin myth now drifting past the solar system.

Two years in the making, with MacColl finally singing the woman's part, and it still stalled at number two.

Mellencamp waved at a man sitting outside a pink shotgun house near the highway, and wrote America's most misread chorus.
A slave trader's sales pitch set to strings and Newman's warmest melody; Bobby Darin later sang it straight.