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*(1958) Chess 1697-B ''Vacation Time'' (Take 9 78rpm Master) Chuck Berry — DeepCutsArchive
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*(1958) Chess 1697-B ''Vacation Time'' (Take 9 78rpm Master) Chuck Berry

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'Vacation Time'' Take 9 Chess 1697-B 78rpm Master) (Chuck Berry) (Arc Music Corporation) (2:44) Recorded June 12, 1958 at Chess Recording Studio, 2120 South Michigan Avenue, Chicago, Illinois Name (No. Or. Of Instruments) Chuck Berry - Vocals, Guitar & 2nd Guitar Overdub Paul Gayten - Piano Willie Dixon - Upright Bass Odie Payne - Drums Producer - Leonard Chess & Phil Chess Recording Engineer - Probably Ron Malo "Vacation Time" is a rock and roll song written and performed by Chuck Berry, released in 1958 as the B-side to his single "Beautiful Delilah". The track, often featured on compilation albums of his 1950s work, captures a youthful, summer romance theme, with lyrics focusing on picnics, beaches, and looking forward to time away from school. Released by Chess Records in 1958, this song showcases the classic, fast-paced guitar-driven style of Chuck Berry's early career. The song revolves around teenage themes of summer, escaping the city for the countryside, and romantic anticipation. The Beatles famously rehearsed a version of "Vacation Time" during their ''Get Back'' sessions in January 1969. Source and more information see: Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia * - Digitally Remastered © - Condor Records - ©

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Chicago blues drummer. Born in Chicago on August 27, 1926. Played with the cream of Chicago bluesmen, including Elmore James, Magic Sam, Otis Rush, Muddy Waters and Buddy Guy. Died March 1, 1989. Son of Odie and Lena Payne, father of musicians [a3708888] and (Dr.) Odie Payne, III

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