"Deep down in Louisiana close to New Orleans!" - Chuck Berry, "Johnny B. Good" and the meanspeed conjecture: Meanspeed-Carlton Analysis
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Top 9 greatest of all time, listed in order of descending speed
Top 9 greatest of all time, listed in order of descending speed

Top 9 greatest of all time, listed in order of choice of greatness by the Rolling Stone Magazine
The #7 song of all-time on Rolling Stones list called The 500 Greatest Songs of All-Time is called Johnny B. Goode by the artists Chuck Berry.
Meanspeed-Carlton Summary
calibration trials=10
beats per trial=420
mean time per trial=2 minutes 30.16 seconds
mean speed/objective tempo=167.8 beats per minute
average beat=358 milliseconds per beat.
There is an article written by the Rolling Stone about the song and its appearance at #7 on the list, found at http://www.rollingstone.com/news/story/6595852/johnny_b_goode.
Ian Schneider
meanspeed.com
July 31, 2008
Labels: "Johnny B. Goode", Chuck Berry, Happy Days, Little Richie Cunningham, New Orleans
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