Here is a rundown of Chuck Berry's top-40 singles, featuring the peak position and charting date from 1955 to 1972:
"Maybellene," No. 5, Aug. 20, 1956
"Roll Over Beethoven, No. 29, June 30, 1956
"School Day," No. 3, April 6, 1957
"Rock & Roll Music," No. 8, Nov. 11, 1957
"Sweet Little Sixteen," No. 2, Feb. 17, 1958
"Johnny B. Goode," No. 8, April 28, 1958
"Carol," No. 18, Aug. 25, 1958
"Almost Grown," No. 32, March 30, 1959
"Back in the USA," No. 37, June 22, 1959
"Nadine (Is It You?)," No. 23, March 7, 1964
"No Particular Place to Go," No. 10, May 23, 1964
"You Never Can Tell," No. 14, Aug. 1, 1964
"My Ding-a-Ling," No. 1, Aug. 5, 1972
"Reelin' & Rockin'," No. 27, Dec. 2, 1972
Bands on movie soundtracks
Going beyond CDs and stages, the music from these artists has been picked up by major Hollywood films.
'Chernobyl Diaries'
Other than the setting, there's little about "Chernobyl Diaries" to distinguish it from all of the other horror films.
BYU's 'Arabian Nights'
The maiden Scheherazade will be murdered if she doesn't continue to captivate the wicked King Shahryar.
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