wolfgangguhl wrote:Don't look so sad, I know it's over.
But life goes on, and this old world will keep on turning.
Let's just be glad we had some time to spend together.
There's no need to watch the bridges that we're burning.
For the Good Times

wolfgangguhl wrote:Don't look so sad, I know it's over.
But life goes on, and this old world will keep on turning.
Let's just be glad we had some time to spend together.
There's no need to watch the bridges that we're burning.
PeterC wrote:Although this wasn't entirely unexpected, I barely slept last night thinking about it. Who'd have thought a few years back that both Little Richard and Fats Domino would out live Chuck Berry?!Richard Harvey wrote:It'd odd they haven't gone public with a proper release date. I'd hate to think they're waiting for the extra publicity of an obituary to push sales up.
Richard wrote the above less than 3 weeks ago... No doubt the "new" album will be rush-released now, something I'm excited about despite the immense sadness of Chuck not being around to enjoy it.
Richard Harvey wrote:It's a duet, someone else starts singing the last verse, and that's not Chuck playing the last solo. Anyone know who it is?
It's great. It's a fun rocker along the theme of becoming an adult, which he's sung about before. There's even a bit of French in there, he did that lots. I've played it four or five times, and I love it! It sounds better produced than the Rock It sessions, and there's no double-tracking vocals that kind of spoiled that album a little bit. I'd love to know when it was recorded. He does sound older than other studio recordings we've got of him, but he still sounds great.
wolfgangguhl wrote:Previously unreleased material (professionally filmed in 2003):
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E3YXiWaT07Y
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