In celebration of the release of the new Chuck Berry album, Chuck, Gibson.com has compiled what its calls the "10 Great Covers of Chuck Berry Songs." Three of them are among the earliest recordings by three bands from "The British Invasion" -- The Beatles, Stones and Kinks.
Since the songs that made the list weren't numbered, here they are in the order of the year in which they were recorded:
- The Beatles - “Rock and Roll Music” (1964)
- The Rolling Stones - “Carol” (1964)
- The Kinks - “Beautiful Delilah” (1964)
- Johnny Rivers - “Memphis” (1964)
- Duane Allman - “No Money Down” (1969)
- Johnny Winter - “Johnny B. Goode” (1969 & 1971)
- David Bowie - “Around and Around” (1971)
- Mountain - “Roll Over Beethoven” (1971)
- AC/DC - “School Days” (1975)
- Emmylou Harris - “You Can Never Tell” (1977)