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    Not Enough Day DrinkingGenetta M. Adams
    3/18/17 8:40pm

    The cause of death was not known.

    I’m guessing it was either heroine overdose or being 90 years old.

    Seriously though, for a musician that famous to live to 90 is like a normal person living to 150.

    He truly crossed racial and genre barriers and his music will outlive us all.

    “Curiosity provoked me to lay a lot of our country stuff on our predominantly black audience and some of our black audience began whispering ‘who is that black hillbilly at the Cosmo?’ After they laughed at me a few times they began requesting the hillbilly stuff and enjoyed dancing to it.”

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    Cali4lifeGenetta M. Adams
    3/18/17 7:51pm

    RIP. It’s really the day that music died.

    Also, no love for him transporting a teen and only 1 year in jail. And filming women in the bathroom? Dude had issues..

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      -.--.--.--.-Cali4life
      3/18/17 11:35pm

      The music hasn’t died yet. Fats Domino lives. Little Richard and Jerry Lee Lewis still perform.

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    Perdido en la TraslaciónGenetta M. Adams
    3/18/17 8:53pm
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    Um. . . .

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      KineadaPerdido en la Traslación
      3/18/17 11:11pm

      Maybe he said “...............”?

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    KineadaGenetta M. Adams
    3/18/17 11:03pm

    The man had his imperfections, as do most of us. He was still a musical genius.

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    dee-eeGenetta M. Adams
    3/18/17 7:46pm
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    Rest in peace

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    JW BurnsideGenetta M. Adams
    3/18/17 7:50pm

    Chuck Berry is a legend! Just to name off some of his all time greatest hits: Johnnie B. Good, You Never Can Tell, Getting Caught Videotaping Women in the Bathroom for the Purposes of Entertainment and Gratification, Nadine, Almost Grown, and so many more!!!

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    BlackKinjaGenetta M. Adams
    3/18/17 8:51pm

    Singer, guitarist and songwriter Chuck Berry, a giant in the history of rock ‘n’ roll whose turbulent private life was marked by a rocky relationship with the legal system, died Saturday at the age of 90.

    Fixed it for ya

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