Molland, Solem, and Miller blend friendship, experience, and rock-and-roll affection in their take on Chuck Berry's "Johnny B. Goode." Featuring Badfinger's Joey Molland on lead vocals, with Phil Solem of The Rembrandts and singer-songwriter/guitarist Jeff Miller, the recording is billed as a tribute to one of music's great pioneers. It also marks one of the final chapters of Molland's remarkable career. Released via Virgin Music Group and High Tension Records, the single bridges generations through a shared love of Berry and the legacy of three veteran musicians.
Much of the release's emotional weight comes from the story behind the recording. These musicians have become friends through years of performing together, and their choice to revisit such a defining song seems to come from genuine admiration. Molland's lead vocals make this version especially meaningful. The song can be a celebration, while still being a part of his musical journey.
A direct link to an influential musical family tree for fans of Badfinger, classic rock, power pop and the roots of rock and roll. The value is in the people bringing that tribute to life and the history they share. Molland, Solem & Miller approach the recording with the shared perspective of seasoned performers, and its release gives listeners a chance to appreciate one of Molland's closing contributions. "Johnny B. Goode" is a heartfelt salute to Chuck Berry and a meaningful moment in a remarkable career.
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