Vinyl Album - Chuck Berry - The London Chuck Berry Sessions - Chess

Vinyl Album

Artist:	Chuck Berry
Title:	The London Chuck Berry Sessions
Label:	Chess
Country:	USA
Catalogue:	CH 60020 / CH-60020
Date:	May 1972
Format:	LP
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	26 Own, 1 Wants
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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A1	Chuck Berry	Let's Boogie	Chuck Berry	Rate
A2	Chuck Berry	Mean Old World	Walter Jacobs	Rate
A3	Chuck Berry	I Will Not Let You Go	Chuck Berry	Rate
A4	Chuck Berry	London Berry Blues	Chuck Berry	Rate
A5	Chuck Berry	I Love You	Chuck Berry	Rate
B1	Chuck Berry	Reelin' & Rockin'	Chuck Berry	Rate
B2	Chuck Berry	My Ding-A-Ling	Chuck Berry	6.0 Rate
B3	Chuck Berry	Johnny B. Goode (& Closing)	Chuck Berry	Rate

Notes

Produced by Esmond Edwards for GRT Corporation
Manufactured by GRT.
Side B: Recorded live at the Lanchester Arts Festival.
Early copies had a gatefold cover. Later copies did not.

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edlongus SUBS 7th Oct 2022		Respectfully, the composing credit should be Dave Bartholomew and Sam Rhodes, as on the original July 1952 King Records version. But I may be wrong (I wasn't even alive in 1952):



frankheussner 7th Oct 2022		Uploaded another variant. The composer credit for "My Ding-A-Ling" should be Bartholomew-Berry, since Dave Bartholomew had the first recorded version and Berry re-wrote the words and added a few more when he recorded his "My Tambourine" almost ten years later. I have yet to see where co-writing credit was officially given. He stubbornly claimed sole authorship for years.



RecordDragon 3rd Oct 2016



musictom SUBS 24th Dec 2015		According to the inside jacket the A side was recorded in London. The B side was Recorded During Performance At The Lanchester Arts Festival, Coventry, England. Let's face it: anywhere in England probably means London to most Americans.



RogerFoster 24th Dec 2015		I've always understood that this was recorded at Lanchester Polytechnic in Coventry (nowadays known as "Coventry University") ... this seems to be backed up by the Wikipedia entry for "My Ding-A-Ling". Given this fact it is a bit strange that the L.P. is called "The London Chuck Berry Session" as Coventry is about 100 miles north-west of London, I wonder whether there are any "Live" L.P.s recorded in (say) Atlantic City called "Live In New York". Oh well, geography lessons for all I suppose.



W.B.lbl 5th Oct 2014		Early pressings also had the late 1960's Chess label design, albeit with the same label fonts from Columbia Records' Pitman, NJ plant as seen on {Images #551214 & 551215}.

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