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Chuck Berry, Rock ’n’ Roll Pioneer, Dies at 9. Mr. Berry was already well past his teens when he wrote mid- 1. Roll Over Beethoven,” “Rock and Roll Music” and “School Day.” Born Charles Edward Anderson Berry on Oct. St. Louis, he grew up in a segregated, middle- class neighborhood there, soaking up gospel, blues, and rhythm and blues, along with some country music.

He spent three years in reform school after a spree of car thefts and armed robbery. He received a degree in hairdressing and cosmetology and worked for a time as a beautician; he married Themetta Suggs in 1.

She survives him, as do four children: Ingrid Berry, Melody Eskridge, Aloha Isa Leigh Berry and Charles Berry Jr. By the early 1. 95. Shortly after joining Sir John’s Trio, led by the pianist Johnnie Johnson, he reshaped the group’s music and took it over. From the Texas guitarist T- Bone Walker, Mr. Berry picked up a technique of bending two strings at once that he would rough up and turn into a rock ’n’ roll talisman, the Chuck Berry lick, which would in turn be emulated by the Rolling Stones and countless others. He also recognized the popularity of country music and added some hillbilly twang to his guitar lines.

Mr. Berry’s hybrid music, along with his charisma and showmanship, drew white as well as black listeners to the Cosmopolitan Club in St. Louis. In 1. 95. 5, Mr. Berry ventured to Chicago and asked one of his idols, the bluesman Muddy Waters, about making records. Waters directed him to the label he recorded for, Chess Records, where one of the owners, Leonard Chess, heard potential in Mr. Berry’s song “Ida Red.”A variant of an old country song by the same name, “Ida Red” had a 2/4 backbeat with a hillbilly oompah, while Mr. Berry’s lyrics sketched a car chase, the narrator “motorvatin’” after an elusive girl.

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Mr. Chess renamed the song “Maybellene,” and in a long session on May 2. Mr. Chess and the bassist Willie Dixon got the band to punch up the rhythm.

Slide Show. Chuck Berry Dies at 9. Credit. Fred R. Conrad/The New York Times “The big beat, cars and young love,” Mr.

Chess outlined. “It was a trend, and we jumped on it.”The music was bright and clear, a hard- swinging amalgam of country and blues. More than 6. 0 years later, it still sounds reckless and audacious. Mr. Berry articulated every word, with precise diction and no noticeable accent, leading some listeners and concert promoters, used to a different kind of rhythm- and- blues singer, to initially think that he was white. Teenagers didn’t care; they heard a rocker who was ready to take on the world.

The song was sent to the disc jockey Alan Freed. Mr. Freed and another man, Russ Fratto, were added to the credits as songwriters and got a share of the publishing royalties. Played regularly on Mr. Freed’s show and others, “Maybellene” reached No. Billboard pop chart and was a No. R& B hit. In Mr. Berry’s groundbreaking early songs, his guitar twangs his famous two- stringed lick.

It also punches like a horn section and sasses back at his own voice. The drummer eagerly socks the backbeat, and the pianist — usually either Mr. Johnson or Lafayette Leake — hurls fistfuls of tinkling anarchy all around him. From 1. 95. 5 to 1. Mr. Berry knocked out classic after classic. Although he was in his late 2. No matter how calculated songs like “School Day” or “Rock and Roll Music” may have been, they reached the Top 1.

Johnny B. Goode,” a Top 1. Mr. Berry toured with rock revues and performed in three movies with Mr. Freed: “Rock, Rock, Rock,” “Mr. Rock and Roll” and “Go, Johnny, Go.” On film and in concert, he dazzled audiences with his duck walk, a guitar- thrusting strut that involved kicking one leg forward and hopping on the other. Through the 1. 95. Mr. Berry had pop hits with his songs about rock ’n’ roll and R& B hits with less teenage- oriented material.

He spun surreal tall tales that Bob Dylan and John Lennon would learn from, like “Thirty Days” and “Jo Jo Gunne.” In “Brown Eyed Handsome Man,” from 1. His pithiness and humor rarely failed him.

In 1. 95. 7, Mr. Berry bought 3. Wentzville, where he built a short- lived amusement park, Berry Park, and a restaurant, the Southern Air. In 1. 95. 8, he opened Club Bandstand in the theater district of St.

Louis. In the early 1. Mr. Berry’s songs inspired both California rock and the British Invasion. The Beach Boys reworked his “Sweet Little Sixteen” into “Surfin’ U. S. A.” (Mr. Berry sued them and won a songwriting credit.) The Rolling Stones released a string of Berry songs, including their first single, “Come On,” and the Beatles remade “Roll Over Beethoven” and “Rock and Roll Music.”But by the time his music started reaching a new audience, Mr.

Berry was in jail. He had been arrested in 1.

Club Bandstand — across state lines for immoral purposes. He was tried twice and found guilty both times; the first verdict was overturned because of racist remarks by the judge. When he emerged from 2. He had not totally lost his touch, though, as demonstrated by the handful of hits he had in 1. Nadine,” “No Particular Place to Go,” “You Never Can Tell” and “Promised Land.” He appeared in the celebrated all- star 1. The TAMI Show,” along with James Brown, the Rolling Stones, Marvin Gaye, the Beach Boys and the Supremes.

While he toured steadily through the 1. Chess to Mercury Records in 1. He remade some of his old hits and tried to reach the new hippie audience, recording “Live at the Fillmore Auditorium” with the Steve Miller Band, billed as the Steve Miller Blues Band at the time. When he returned to Chess in 1.

Tulane” and “Have Mercy Judge,” that flashed his old wit but failed to reach the Top 4. In 1. 97. 2, Mr. Berry had the biggest hit of his career with “My Ding- a- Ling,” a double- entendre novelty song that was included on the album “The London Chuck Berry Sessions” (even though he recorded the song not in London but at a concert in Coventry, England). The New Orleans songwriter Dave Bartholomew wrote and recorded it in 1.

Mr. Berry recorded a similar song, “My Tambourine,” in 1. My Ding- a- Ling.”It was a million- seller and Mr.

Berry’s first and only No. It was also his last hit. His 1. 97. 3 follow- up album, “Bio,” was poorly received; “Rockit,” released by Atlantic in 1. But he stayed active: He appeared as himself in a 1. American Hot Wax,” and he continued to tour constantly.

In July 1. 97. 9, he performed for President Jimmy Carter at the White House. Three days later, he was sentenced to 1. He had further legal troubles in 1. In a plea bargain, he agreed to a misdemeanor count of marijuana possession, with a suspended jail sentence and two years’ probation. By the 1. 98. 0s, Mr. Berry was recognized as a rock pioneer.

He never won a Grammy Award in his prime, but the Recording Academy gave him a lifetime achievement award in 1. He was in the first group of musicians inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 1. Around his 6. 0th birthday that year, he allowed the director Taylor Hackford to film him at his home in Wentzville for the documentary “Hail!

Hail! Rock ’n’ Roll,” which also included performances by Mr. Berry with a band led by Keith Richards of the Rolling Stones and special guests. Chuck Berry: The Autobiography” was published in 1. Mr. Berry continued performing well into his 8. He usually played with local pickup bands, as he had done for most of his career, but sometimes he played with fellow rock stars. When the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum opened in Cleveland in 1. Mr. Berry performed at an inaugural concert, backed by Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band.

In 2. 01. 2, he headlined a Cleveland concert in his honor with a genre- spanning bill that included Darryl Mc. Daniels of Run- D. Watch The Matrix Online Forbes on this page.

M. C. and Merle Haggard. Although he told reporters before the show, “My singing days have passed,” he performed “Johnny B.

Goode” and “Reelin’ and Rockin’” and joined the other musicians for the closing number, “Rock and Roll Music.”From 1. Mr. Berry performed once a month at Blueberry Hill, a restaurant in St.

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