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Hello out there. We haven't heard from you in a while. Is it something we said? Actually, I would be interested in your opinion of the concert you and David went to. I doubt that you grew up with the music of Chuck Berry. So it would be good to get your impression of the show. Thanks.
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Sorry, fan club. I was sick during Christmas and at the end of the year. I am getting better now. I also want to announce that my new album will come out in the beginning of February. Oops, I’m forgetting myself again.
Anyway, my experience at Chuck Berry’s concert was quite unexpected. I don’t know much about Chuck, I just heard some of his songs when I was very young back in Thailand. Before we left our house, David tried to make me familiar with him by showing the DVD of his concert at Fox theatre in St. Louis. I was still not impressed!
The night of the show, I found myself in small room with 100 people, I was around by a lot of white and gray hair people. I had a conversation with the old couple next to us (the husband was a soldier from Korean War). They really liked him and this was theirß eighth visit. Finally, the eighty-year-old Chuck came out started to look around and talk to the audiences. I need to accept this guy was an entertainer. He knew how to look into the women’s eyes, and how to keep interacting with everyone through his songs. He walked around the stage, teased, and played around with his audiences and the musicians. He charmed every corner of the room. He was the star on the stage. Don’t forget he is 80-year-old man. In the end of the show, I was impressed.
This one of your fans is happy to hear from you. What a great report on the concert! Thank you.
Tell us the name of your new album, so we can be looking for it. Is it as good as your last one?
Chuck and I are deciding about the name of the album. James will help us to produce it.(Brown)
One possibility might be Berry Tree.
I was thinking ChuckCho
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