Chuck Berry & Mick Jagger Backstage, 1969

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By Ethan Russell

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Mick Jagger stands in awe backstage as he converses with Chuck Berry. More so than any other artist, Berry was without a doubt the single most influential to the Rolling Stones. During their youth, Keith Richards and Bill Wyman would order his records from a shop in Chicago, since they weren't available in England. So it was a great honor to have Berry open for the band during their 1969 American Tour.

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