His final hit, despite being recorded at a concert in Coventry, was included on an album titled for his London sessions. His fan club was located at the Club Bandstand, also a pioneering integrated music venue. This man was sentenced to a 120 day prison term for tax evasion just three days after playing at the White House for Jimmy Carter. This holder of a cosmetology degree was once a player in the Sir John's Trio. In one of his songs, he paints a picture of "American history and (*) practical math; you're studying hard, hoping to pass". His best known track is titled for a man who played piano for him. In that signature tune, the lyric "colored boy" was changed to "country boy" to better appeal to white audiences. He was famous for his du
His final hit, despite being recorded at a concert in Coventry, was included on an album titled for his London sessions. His fan club was located at the Club Bandstand, also a pioneering integrated music venue. This man was sentenced to a 120 day prison term for tax evasion just three days after playing at the White House for Jimmy Carter. This holder of a cosmetology degree was once a player in the Sir John's Trio. In one of his songs, he paints a picture of "American history and (*) practical math; you're studying hard, hoping to pass". His best known track is titled for a man who played piano for him. In that signature tune, the lyric "colored boy" was changed to "country boy" to better appeal to white audiences. He was famous for his duck walk. The Beach Boys' song "Surfin' USA" was heavily inspired by his track "Sweet Little Sixteen". For 10 points, name this recently deceased rock musician behind "Maybellene" and "Johnny B. Goode".
His final hit, despite being recorded at a concert in Coventry, was included on an album titled for his London sessions.
Chuck Berry [or Charles Anderson Berry]