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1 created the guitar style that came to define rock and roll created a new lyric vocabulary in his songs that spoke directly to young people and to the integrated rock and roll audiences of the 1950s influenced the next generation of rock and roll Chuck Berry Inducted 1986

2 “Maybellene” Written by Chuck Berry, 1955 Adapted from a country song (“Ida Red”) Berry’s first single and his first hit Youthful subject matter with an energetic sound

3 GO, JOHNNY GO! (1958) 568021 ROCK, ROCK, ROCK (1956) 568021 MR. ROCK AND ROLL (1957) 568021 Teenage Audience

4 Chuck Berry: Guitarist blues, country, jazz influences signature style/classic riffs focus on the guitar

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