Artist	Song
Chuck Berry	Confessin' the Blues
from Chuck Berry: The Anthology (2000)
Chuck Berry	Wee Wee Hours
from Chuck Berry: The Anthology (2000)
Chuck Berry	I Got to Find My Baby
from Chuck Berry: The Anthology (2000)
Chuck Berry	Mean Old World
from The London Chuck Berry Sessions (1989)
Chuck Berry	Worried Life Blues
from You Never Can Tell - His Complete Chess Recordings 1960-1966 (2009)
Chuck Berry	Deep Feeling (Instrumental)
from After School Session (2004)
Chuck Berry	No Money Down
from After School Session (2004)
Chuck Berry	Driftin' Blues (Live)
from Live at Fillmore Auditorium, San Francisco (1994)
Chuck Berry	I Just Want to Make Love to You
from His Complete '50s Chess Recordings (2008)
Chuck Berry	Sweet Sixteen
from You Never Can Tell - His Complete Chess Recordings 1960-1966 (2009)
Chuck Berry	St. Louis Blues
from You Never Can Tell - His Complete Chess Recordings 1960-1966 (2009)
Chuck Berry	Merry Christmas Baby
from The Chess Box (Box Set) (1988)
Chuck Berry	It Hurts Me Too
from Chuck Berry In Memphis (2007)
Chuck Berry	It's My Own Business
from The Chess Box (Box Set) (1988)
Chuck Berry	I've Changed
from The Chess Box (Box Set) (1988)
Chuck Berry	I Still Got the Blues
from You Never Can Tell - His Complete Chess Recordings 1960-1966 (2009)
Chuck Berry	I Got a Booking
from You Never Can Tell - His Complete Chess Recordings 1960-1966 (2009)
Chuck Berry	Welcome Back Pretty Baby
from You Never Can Tell - His Complete Chess Recordings 1960-1966 (2009)
Chuck Berry	I'm In the Danger Zone
from You Never Can Tell - His Complete Chess Recordings 1960-1966 (2009)
Chuck Berry	The Things I Used to Do
from The Chess Box (Box Set) (1988)
Chuck Berry	Have Mercy Judge
from The Chess Box (Box Set) (1988)
Chuck Berry & The Five Demensions	Why Should We End This Way
from You Never Can Tell - His Complete Chess Recordings 1960-1966 (2009)
Chuck Berry	Run Around
from You Never Can Tell - His Complete Chess Recordings 1960-1966 (2009)
Chuck Berry	I Need You Baby
from Rock It (2007)
Chuck Berry	Bio
from The Chess Box (Box Set) (1988)

Comment:

Chuck Berry could've been the King of the Blues . . . only he chose to help invent rock 'n' roll instead. Fact is, Berry considered himself a bluesman when he cut what he [i]thought[/i] was going to be his first single, a gin-soaked, cigarette-smoke number called "Wee Wee Hours," but studio (and label) owner Leonard Chess liked Berry's retool of the hillbilly hit "Ida Red" more, and stuck the tune on the flip-side of "Maybellene." Goodbye, blues career. But Berry just couldn't flush the blues from his system, and in the psychedelicized Summer of Love, the Steve Miller Band — who'd just dropped the B-word from their moniker — backed Berry on the busted-flat fever dream of "Driftin' Blues." A half-decade later, Chuck engineered yet [i]another[/i] comeback, this time in London with half the Faces in tow, on an intercontinental grit-sandwich cover of Little Walter's "Mean Old World." But that's not all: from "No Money Down" to "I'm In the Danger Zone," we've captured Chuck Berry during his blue period — like you've never heard him before.

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