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Chuck Berry - Rockin' at the Hops (1960)

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Chuck Berry - Rockin' at the Hops (1960)

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01. Bye Bye Johnny (Chuck Berry) - 2:02				play
02. Worried Life Blues (Maceo Merriweather) - 2:07
03. Down The Road A Piece (Don Raye) - 2:10
04. Confessin' The Blues (Walter Brown/Jay McShann) - 2:06
05. Too Pooped To Pop (B.Davis) - 2:31
06. Mad Lad (B.Davis) - 2:06
07. I Got To Find My Baby (Chuck Berry) - 2:12
08. Betty Jean (Chuck Berry) - 2:25
09. Childhood Sweetheart (Chuck Berry) - 2:40
10. Broken Arrow (Chuck Berry) - 2:19
11. Driftin' Blues (Charles Brown/Johnny Moore's Three Blazers/Eddie Williams) - 2:16
12. Let It Rock (Chuck Berry) - 1:42					play

Personnel:
- Chuck Berry - guitar, Vocals
- Matt "Guitar" Murphy - guitar
- Leroy C.Davis - tenor saxophone
- Willie Dixon - bass
- Johnnie Johnson - piano
- Fred Below, Eddie Hardy, Jaspar Thomas - drums
- The Moonglows - backing vocals

 

The two classic cuts that bookend this album should be enough to attract the uninitiated -- Berry at his best wrote danceable little "vest-pocket" screenplays dealing with teen life, of which "Bye Bye Johnny" and "Let It Rock" were two of his best; but because they've been so heavily anthologized, those two cuts don't have the pulling power here that they would have had 40-some years back. So get this record for everything else that's on it -- Rockin' at the Hops not only has no filler, but it's chock full of records that show off a bluesy side of Berry's output that was never fully appreciated at the time. His version of Big Maceo's "Worried Life Blues" shows how good a bluesman Berry might've been had he been more the Muddy Waters-type player and singer that Chess had been looking for; "Down the Road a Piece," a song written by Don Raye (of "Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy" fame), is a lost Berry single that could've rated right up there with "Roll Over Beethoven," except that its roadhouse ambience and story line were more mature than a lot of kids might've embraced in 1959; and Walter Brown's "Confessin' the Blues" and "Driftin' Blues" fit into the same category, Berry the adult bluesman rather than the teen-oriented teaser. "Childhood Sweetheart" is a sequel to "Wee Wee Hours," Berry's very first blues side, lifting a fragment or two from Elmore James' "Dust My Broom" for its guitar break. "Too Pooped to Pop" and "Betty Jean," by contrast, are a pair of enjoyably upbeat rock & roll numbers, each featuring uncharacteristic elements, a sax solo on the former, and a male chorus on the latter; in between them is "Mad Lad," an instrumental that presents Berry drifting into what would later be defined as a surf guitar mode -- a quicker tempo would have done it (and does anyone want to bet that a young Carl Wilson didn't wear out a copy or two listening to this track?). --- Bruce Eder, allmusic.com

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