The Great Twenty-Eight

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The Great Twenty-Eight
The Great Twenty-Eight cover
Greatest hits by Chuck Berry
Released 1982
Recorded 1955-1965
Genre Rock and roll
Length 70:57
Label Chess Records
Producer Leonard Chess, Phil Chess
Professional reviews
Chuck Berry chronology
Rock It
(1979)		 The Great Twenty-Eight
(1982)		 Chess Masters
(1983)

The Great Twenty-Eight is a greatest hits album by classic rock and roller Chuck Berry, released in 1982. In 2003, the album was ranked number 21 on Rolling Stone magazine's list of the 500 greatest albums of all time.

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All songs written by Chuck Berry.

  1. "Maybellene" – 2:18 (from single, 1955)
  2. "Thirty Days (To Come Back Home)" – 2:24 (from single, 1955)
  3. "You Can't Catch Me" – 2:42 (from single, 1956)
  4. "Too Much Monkey Business" – 2:53 (from single, 1956)
  5. "Brown Eyed Handsome Man" – 2:17 (from single, 1956)
  6. "Roll Over Beethoven" – 2:23 (from single, 1956)
  7. "Havana Moon" – 3:05 (from single, 1956)
  8. "School Days" – 2:40 (from single, 1957)
  9. "Rock and Roll Music" – 2:30 (from single, 1957)
  10. "Oh Baby Doll" – 2:33 (from single, 1957)
  11. "Reelin' and Rockin'" – 3:14 (from single, 1958)
  12. "Sweet Little Sixteen" – 2:55 (from single, 1958)
  13. "Johnny B. Goode" – 2:38 (from single, 1958)
  14. "Around and Around" – 2:35 (from single, 1958)
  15. "Carol" – 2:46 (from single, 1958)
  16. "Beautiful Delilah" – 2:08 (from single, 1958)
  17. "Memphis, Tennessee" – 2:12 (from single, 1959)
  18. "Sweet Little Rock and Roller" – 2:20 (from single, 1958)
  19. "Little Queenie" – 2:38 (from single, 1959)
  20. "Almost Grown" – 2:19 (from single, 1959)
  21. "Back in the U.S.A." – 2:25 (from single, 1959)
  22. "Let It Rock" – 1:50 (from single, 1960)
  23. "Bye Bye Johnny" – 2:03 (from single, 1960)
  24. "I'm Talking about You" – 1:48 (from single, 1961)
  25. "Come On" – 1:50 (from single, 1961)
  26. "Nadine (Is It You?)" – 2:30 (from single, 1964)
  27. "No Particular Place to Go" – 2:44 (from single, 1964)
  28. "I Want To Be Your Driver" – 2:15 (from Chuck Berry in London, 1965)

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