17 Classic Chuck Berry Covers

The legend, who may have invented rock and roll, died at 90 in 2017. To celebrate his legacy, we’ve chosen 17 of his best, by some of his biggest fans.

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Willie Nelson Sings Merle Haggard on New Album, “Workin’ Man”

His 78th studio LP is the latest in his storied history of focusing entire albums on a single songwriter’s or artist’s work.

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Rolling Stones Announce Super Deluxe Edition of 1976’s ‘Black and Blue’

The album was their first following the departure of Mick Taylor who was eventually replaced by Ronnie Wood, one of several guitarists who auditioned for the band.

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Rockers Offer Tributes to Ace Frehley, Guitarist Who Co-Founded Kiss, Dead at 74

Gene Simmons wrote, “No one can touch his legacy.” Peter Criss added, “Ace influenced and touched the hearts of millions [in] the Kiss Army.”

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David Gilmour Triumphs With New ‘Luck and Strange’ Concert Album and ‘Live at the Circus Maximus’ Film

The souvenirs of his sold-out tour are available on CD, vinyl, Blu-ray and DVD, following the limited theatrical release of Live at the Circus Maximus, Rome.

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Life is a Carnival: Robbie Robertson Celebrated at 2024 All-Star Tribute Concert

The event was held 14 months after the 2023 death of the legendary musician.

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Boz is Back: Scaggs Explores Great American Songbook with ‘Detour,’ 1st New Album in 7 Years

The 2025 release is a captivating and deeply personal exploration of timeless songs.

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Alan Parsons Project’s ‘I Robot’ Gets Super Deluxe Edition

The 1977 concept album draws on author Isaac Asimov’s science fiction Robot stories.

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Review: Chuck Berry’s 1987 Concert Film, ‘Hail! Hail! Rock ‘n’ Roll’

The classic film features the master rock pioneer joined by Keith Richards, Eric Clapton, Linda Ronstadt, Etta James and more.

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‘Power To The People’: John & Yoko Box Set With ‘One To One’ Concerts Arrives

The massive collection features 123 tracks, including 90 never-before-heard and previously unreleased tracks. Other editions focus solely on the 1972 full-length performances at Madison Square Garden.

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