What the hell.  I'm  :funny

I'm gonna go with little Queenie - 1969

My vote changed from LQ 1997 to Let It Rock.

LQ 1969 only because you didnt include Let it Rock from 1971 - which they released.

..and only because theyve still never performed You Cant Catch Me, which for me, is the greatest Chuck Berry cover theyve ever done.

Let it Rock, also one of the best opening songs for a show ask steelie!  :willya

wrote on Jun 20^th, 2008 at 6:51pm:

My vote changed from LQ 1997 to Let It Rock.

I should emphasize that I didn't change my own vote. It changed on its own.

Gazza wrote on Jun 20^th, 2008 at 6:55pm:

LQ 1969 only because you didnt include Let it Rock from 1971 - which they released. ..and only because theyve still never performed You Cant Catch Me, which for me, is the greatest Chuck Berry cover theyve ever done.

D'oh!

I knew I must have forgotten one or two.  Where can You Can't Catch Me be found in boot-land?  I'm a huge fan of their version of Reelin' and Rockin'.

Any others I'm missing?  

It's never been done live. It's on either 12X5 or December's Children.

Man, I gots to stop drinking.  Of course it's on Now.   That's what  :smoking does for you too.  

gotta be Bye Bye Johnny 1972 due to everyone in the band playing absolutely killer most times - Keith's lead is simply sublime on L & G Soundtrack

They are ALL sublime - the Rolling Stones covering Chuck Berry is what life is all about.

But I voted for the Ya Yas Little Queenie.

speedfreakjive wrote on Jun 21^st, 2008 at 10:10am:

gotta be Bye Bye Johnny 1972 due to everyone in the band playing absolutely killer most times - Keith's lead is simply sublime on L & G Soundtrack

Agree, killer cover and totally wild.
2 - Let it rock

For Bye Bye Johnny '72 I'll take the version on Welcome to New York! over any of 'em.  THAT is one of the world's great musical apocalypos.

Just listened to Sweet Little 16 from Some Girls and I like that a lot  too. Would have been better with a really good solo, though.

Holden wrote on Jun 24^th, 2008 at 11:25am:

Just listened to Sweet Little 16 from Some Girls and I like that a lot  too. Would have been better with a really good solo, though.

It does, however, benefit of the lyric "Tight dresses and Cotex . . ."

I thought it was worth mentioning that in Ladies and Gentlemen, on Bye Bye Johnny, just take a look at Mick's eyes, he's so coked up you can hardly see his pupils  :perverted

Anybody else like Hound Dog from Memphis 1978?

yup...but it's a Big Mama Thornton cover, not a Berry cover

I know but the Berry thing ran its course, no?

lotsajizz wrote on Jun 25^th, 2008 at 10:37am:

yup...but it's a Big Mama Thornton cover, not a Berry cover

Its actually a Leiber & Stoller song with definitive version by Elvis.  Very few people heard Big Mama's version.

speedfreakjive wrote on Jun 25^th, 2008 at 6:15am:

I thought it was worth mentioning that in Ladies and Gentlemen, on Bye Bye Johnny, just take a look at Mick's eyes, he's so coked up you can hardly see his pupils  :perverted

and check out the look in keith's eyes when he takes his solo - a man possessed

Zack wrote on Jun 25^th, 2008 at 3:07pm:

lotsajizz wrote on Jun 25th, 2008 at 10:37am: yup...but it's a Big Mama Thornton cover, not a Berry cover Its actually a Leiber & Stoller song with definitive version by Elvis.  Very few people heard Big Mama's version.

Very few white people heard Big Mama's version, you mean.  But I got your back, the Elvis version is definitive.