Chuck Berry
Atco Records
['curb records', 'dandelion', 'maybach music group', 'blue note records', 'sky records', 'lumberjack records', 'strange music', 'luaka bop', 'deathwish', 'disques dreyfus', 'obscure records', 'fontana records', 'dreamworks records', 'avco', 'the viper label', 'inside out music', 'alive records', 'buddah records', 'sparrow records', 'mshasho records', 'jmt records', 'stony plain', 'hi records', 'avex', 'rock ridge music', 'sony entertainment', 'jonathan poneman', 'g7 welcoming committee records', 'frontline records', 'average joes entertainment', 'new west records', 'xl records', 'luke records', 'cte world', 'white whale records', 'emi music', 'cbs records', 'charisma records', 'elephant 6', 'hypnotize minds', 'justin oberst', 'kill rock stars', 'sanctuary records', 'four music', 'relapse records', 'barnaby records', 'tamla records', 'valory music group', 'j records', 'barclay records', 'delicious vinyl', 'time bomb recordings', 'danse macabre records', 'dolton records', 'musart', 'stunt records', 'new world', 'mercury nashville records', 'norcd', 'esp disk', 'shimmy disc', 'universal motown records', 'audio fidelity', 'cheeky records', 'skint records', 'tk records', 'dawn raid entertainment', 'thizz', 'savoy records', 'rotana', 'new jazz', 'arista records', 'decca records', 'low spirit', 'private music', 'geffen records', 'mute records', 'enigma records', 'topic records', 'fueled by ramen', 'top dawg entertainment', 'virgin france', 'credential recordings', 'eleven seven music', 'bpitch control', 'polar music', 'armada music', 'big machine records', 'serjical strike records', 'nothing studios', 'ze records', 'hellcat records', 'epitaph records', 'terror squad entertainment', 'cameo', 'definitive jux', 'gramavision', 'uprising records', 'emi music canada']
Rock It (album)
Rock It is a Chuck Berry album released in 1979 by Atco Records; Atco was only the third label for which Berry recorded studio material after two tenures with Chess Records and a brief 1960s stint at Mercury Records. It is, to date, his most recent studio album (although he has released some live recordings since). It is his only release on Atco.