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Rob C

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Re: The Other Side of Chuck Berry
« Reply #1 on: August 19, 2017, 03:19:01 pm »

That's really a great Rockumentary, really worth getting wasted to watch and listen.
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Re: The Other Side of Chuck Berry
« Reply #2 on: August 19, 2017, 03:41:37 pm »

A fascinating and very complex guy. When I was a little dude one of the songs my mom liked singing to me was Chuck's Havana Moon. Not knowing from alcohol I imagined rum tasted something like caramel syrup.  :D  Which isn't that far off when it comes to the good stuff…

Me all alone with jug o' rum
Me stand and wait for boat to come


-Dave- (corrected spelling goof)
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Rob C

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Re: The Other Side of Chuck Berry
« Reply #3 on: August 19, 2017, 04:51:46 pm »

A fascinating and very complex guy. When I was a little dude one of the songs my mom liked singing to me was Chuck's Havana Moon. Not knowing from alcohol I imagined rum tasted something like caramel syrup.  :D  Which isn't that far off when it comes to the good stuff…

Me all along with jug o' rum
Me stand and wait for boat to come


-Dave-


Yeah, got it on an LP...

I saw him doing a gig in Glasgow some many years ago; he was great - the audience would have eaten out of his hand. Then he blew it all away: wouldn't come out for an encore. Not one.

I so wished he hadn't ever recorded Ding a ling, though... probably made money, but did he need to do crap like that by then?

As you say, complex! Miss him.

Rob
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