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Few records capture a musician at the absolute peak of their powers the way *St. Louis to Liverpool* does. Released in 1964, this was Chuck Berry's seventh studio album and the first of his LPs to crack the Billboard charts — and it did so while the British Invasion was reshaping rock and roll with sounds Berry himself had invented. Critic Dave Marsh called it "one of the greatest rock and roll records ever made," and it's hard to argue: the playing is tight, the writing is sharp, and Berry sounds like a man who knows exactly what he's doing.
This 2025 reissue from Elemental Music is a limited edition pressing on 140 gram virgin vinyl — heavier stock than standard pressings, with the cleaner, quieter surface noise that virgin vinyl is known for. If you've been waiting for a quality modern press of this title to land in your collection, this is it.
1964 original | 2025 Elemental Music reissue | Limited Edition | 140g Virgin Vinyl | Rock and Roll
Community Rating: 4.8/5.0 (5 ratings on Discogs)
Tracklist
Side A
A1. Little Marie
A2. Our Little Rendezvous
A3. No Particular Place To Go
A4. You Two
A5. Promised Land
A6. You Never Can Tell
Side B
B1. Go Bobby Soxer
B2. The Things I Used To Do
B3. Liverpool Drive
B4. Night Beat
B5. Merry Christmas Baby
B6. Brenda Lee
A must-have for fans of Chuck Berry and rock and rock 'n' roll vinyl collectors.
