November, 1965 - Chuck Berry released his tenth album, Fresh Berry's on the Chess record label, at thirty-nine years old.

November 5th, 1965 - Chuck Berry performed live at The Music De France. Following his release from prison in 1963, Berry had gained a great deal of success touring in Europe.

​In April 1965, English rock group The Hollies released a cover of Chuck Berry's 1956 single "Too Much Monkey Business" on Parlophone Records.

50 Years Ago this month, Chuck Berry released his 8th studio album, Chuck Berry In London. ​It was his third album since bring released from prison in October 1963.

​Chopped to pieces and resoundingly butchered by clichéd advertising campaigns for franchised repair, lubrication and auto parts stores since the songs release in 1964,

​"Every time the phone rings it sounds like thunder" belts Chuck Berry on this high paced number that finds the man bringing in another hit at just under 2 minutes in length.

​Chuck Berry's 'Twist' is a greatest hits/cash in on the twist phenomenon record – which sounds like a recipe for a slow death, but in this case that couldn't be further from the truth.

​Let's be honest, we'd all make the most of the 'Johnny B. Goode' riff if we'd written it so one can't blame the Chuck for basically covering his own tune

Well here's one of the greatest Rock n' Roll tunes ever written. Originally released in 1958 and then re-released on Chuck's 1962 album 'Twist'