Very few songs in history have the power to alter the direction of musical identity and shape the emergence of a genre. But the impact that Chuck Berry had with “Johnny B. Goode” was monumental.
It's perhaps the most recognizable opening riff in music history — and those first 17 seconds came out swinging, kick-starting a new era of popular music. "Johnny B. Goode," the unsurpassable shift ...
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