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RIP Chuck Berry

Discussion in 'Free Fire Zone' started by KJ Jr, Mar 18, 2017.

  1. KJ Jr

    KJ Jr Well-Known Member

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  2. ColHessler

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    He was a classic. RIP
     
  3. Skipper

    Skipper Kommodore

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    Ditto. RIP.
     
  4. GRW

    GRW Pillboxologist WW2|ORG Editor

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    Was lucky enough to catch his show twice, a long time ago. Got his autobiography somewhere, published for his 70th birthday. Some amazing stuff in that.
    We'll never see his like again.
     
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    Saw him at Irvine magnum in the 80s.Rember it being quite a show.Rest In Peace.
     
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    RIP legend
     
  7. Ken The Kanuck

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    How could you listen to him and not get going? I think that is the true meaning of rock and roll.

    RIP

    KTK
     
  8. mcoffee

    mcoffee Son-of-a-Gun(ner)

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    Saw a show in the early '70's. He was playing with a local backup band as he often did. The local guitarist was a bit too enthusiastic and kept stepping (musically speaking) on Chuck, who proceeded to run him off the stage in the middle of a song.

    Doubt there was a garage band from my generation who didn't cut their teeth on "Johnny B. Goode"
     

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