[{"n": "All I Could Do Was Cry", "u": "/e/chess-records-singles/all-i-could-do-was-cry/", "s": "Etta James single from 1960, co-written by Berry Gordy."}, {"n": "Back in the U.S.A.", "u": "/e/chess-records-singles/back-in-the-u-s-a/", "s": "Chuck Berry's 1959 hit, later covered by Linda Ronstadt."}, {"n": "Bad Girl (The Miracles song)", "u": "/e/chess-records-singles/bad-girl-the-miracles-song/", "s": "The Miracles' first national hit, licensed to Chess Records."}, {"n": "Brown Eyed Handsome Man", "u": "/e/chess-records-singles/brown-eyed-handsome-man/", "s": "Chuck Berry song released as a B-side in 1956."}, {"n": "Come On (Chuck Berry song)", "u": "/e/chess-records-singles/come-on-chuck-berry-song/", "s": "Chuck Berry song later the Rolling Stones' debut single."}, {"n": "Forty Days and Forty Nights", "u": "/e/chess-records-singles/forty-days-and-forty-nights/", "s": "Muddy Waters' 1956 blues single charted for six weeks."}, {"n": "Forty-Four", "u": "/e/chess-records-singles/forty-four/", "s": "Blues standard popularized by Roosevelt Sykes and Howlin' Wolf."}, {"n": "Gee (The Crows song)", "u": "/e/chess-records-singles/gee-the-crows-song/", "s": "The Crows' 1953 song is considered an early rock and roll hit."}, {"n": "Got My Mojo Working", "u": "/e/chess-records-singles/got-my-mojo-working/", "s": "Blues standard by Preston Foster, popularized by Muddy Waters."}, {"n": "Here Comes the Judge (Pigmeat Markham song)", "u": "/e/chess-records-singles/here-comes-the-judge-pigmeat-markham-song/", "s": "Pigmeat Markham's 1968 single, a hip-hop precursor."}, {"n": "Hoochie Coochie Man", "u": "/e/chess-records-singles/hoochie-coochie-man/", "s": "Muddy Waters' 1954 hit that helped define Chicago blues."}, {"n": "How Many More Years", "u": "/e/chess-records-singles/how-many-more-years/", "s": "A 1951 Chess single called an early rock and roll song."}, {"n": "I Ain't Superstitious", "u": "/e/chess-records-singles/i-ain-t-superstitious/", "s": "A Willie Dixon composition first recorded by Howlin' Wolf in 1961."}, {"n": "I Just Want to Make Love to You", "u": "/e/chess-records-singles/i-just-want-to-make-love-to-you/", "s": "Blues standard written by Willie Dixon, first recorded by Muddy Waters."}, {"n": "I'm Ready (Muddy Waters song)", "u": "/e/chess-records-singles/i-m-ready-muddy-waters-song/", "s": "Willie Dixon-penned blues standard first recorded by Muddy Waters in 1954."}, {"n": "Killing Floor (song)", "u": "/e/chess-records-singles/killing-floor-song/", "s": "Chicago electric blues standard by Howlin' Wolf."}, {"n": "Let It Rock (Chuck Berry song)", "u": "/e/chess-records-singles/let-it-rock-chuck-berry-song/", "s": "Chuck Berry rock and roll single, charted in US and UK."}, {"n": "Little Queenie", "u": "/e/chess-records-singles/little-queenie/", "s": "Chuck Berry song covered by many artists."}, {"n": "Little Red Rooster", "u": "/e/chess-records-singles/little-red-rooster/", "s": "Blues standard first recorded by Howlin' Wolf in 1961."}, {"n": "Long Lonely Nights", "u": "/e/chess-records-singles/long-lonely-nights/", "s": "A 1957 song with hit versions by three artists."}, {"n": "Mannish Boy", "u": "/e/chess-records-singles/mannish-boy/", "s": "Blues standard asserting Black manhood, recorded by Muddy Waters in 1955."}, {"n": "Maybellene", "u": "/e/chess-records-singles/maybellene/", "s": "Chuck Berry's first hit, a pioneering rock and roll single."}, {"n": "Memphis, Tennessee (song)", "u": "/e/chess-records-singles/memphis-tennessee-song/", "s": "Chuck Berry song about a father seeking his daughter."}, {"n": "Merry Christmas Baby", "u": "/e/chess-records-singles/merry-christmas-baby/", "s": "R&B Christmas standard first recorded in 1947."}, {"n": "Moanin' at Midnight", "u": "/e/chess-records-singles/moanin-at-midnight/", "s": "Howlin' Wolf's debut Chess single, a 1951 blues recording."}, {"n": "My Ding-a-Ling", "u": "/e/chess-records-singles/my-ding-a-ling/", "s": "Chuck Berry's only number-one single, recorded live in Coventry."}, {"n": "Nadine (song)", "u": "/e/chess-records-singles/nadine-song/", "s": "Chuck Berry's first post-prison single, released in 1964."}, {"n": "Promised Land (Chuck Berry song)", "u": "/e/chess-records-singles/promised-land-chuck-berry-song/", "s": "Chuck Berry's travel narrative set to a folk melody."}]