"Chuck Berry in London" is a studio album by Chuck Berry, released in 1965. It was Berry's first studio album following his release from prison and his first to be recorded outside the United States. The album was recorded in London, hence the title.
Key tracks on the album include "Dear Dad," "My Little Love Light," and "Wee Wee Hours." The album features Berry's signature guitar work and storytelling lyrics, showcasing his influential blend of rhythm and blues and rock and roll.
"Chuck Berry in London" received positive reviews for its energetic performances and Berry's distinctive guitar style. The album is notable for its contribution to the development of rock music and its influence on subsequent generations of musicians.
Chuck Berry is often regarded as one of the pioneers of rock and roll, and "Chuck Berry in London" stands as a testament to his enduring impact on the genre. The album captures the vitality and charisma of Berry's live performances, making it a significant entry in his discography.
