Chuck Berry

Chuck Berry died at the age of 90 in Wentzville, Missouri.

Berry announced his first new studio album in 38 years, titled 'Chuck'.

Chuck Berry received Kennedy Center Honors for lifetime achievement.

Chuck Berry was inducted into the Songwriters Hall of Fame.

Chuck Berry was inducted as part of the first class.

Opened Berry Park, an amusement park near Wentzville, Missouri.

'Johnny B. Goode' becomes one of his signature songs.

Released 'Sweet Little Sixteen', another major hit.

Released 'Rock and Roll Music', a defining song of the genre.

Released 'School Day', a major hit.

Recorded 'Maybellene' which became a major hit.

Met Muddy Waters, who advised him to contact Leonard Chess.

Married Themetta Suggs, also known as Toddy.

Born in St. Louis, Missouri.