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Celebrate rock and roll history with this vibrant Original Chuck Berry Hail! Hail! Rock ‘n’ Roll vintage one-sheet from 1987—a stunning 26.75″ x 39.75″ linen-backed offset lithograph that has never been folded or trimmed. This striking artwork captures the electric spirit of one of the most significant musical documentaries ever made.
Directed by Taylor Hackford and produced by Keith Richards, this rock and roll masterpiece documents Chuck Berry’s legendary 60th birthday concert held on October 18, 1986, at the Fox Theatre in St. Louis, Missouri—Chuck’s own hometown. The poster brilliantly showcases the film’s unforgettable tagline: “The Whole World Knows the Music. Nobody Knows the Man.”
This authentic documentary features extraordinary performances by an all-star ensemble of rock and roll royalty, including Eric Clapton, Robert Cray, Etta James, Julian Lennon, Keith Richards of The Rolling Stones, and Linda Ronstadt. Their collective tribute to Chuck Berry’s pioneering influence on rock and roll music makes this one of the most celebrated music documentaries in cinema history.
The poster’s bold neon graphic design—with its striking portrait and vibrant color palette—perfectly captures the energy of 1980s rock culture while honoring the timeless legacy of the man who invented rock and roll.
This is an authentic Original Lithograph Vintage Poster—not a reproduction. Every poster comes with a Certificate of Authenticity. As an IVPDA certified vintage poster dealer, we guarantee the authenticity and condition of every piece. Whether you’re a devoted Chuck Berry fan, a rock and roll historian, or a serious poster collector, this is an essential artifact.
Dimensions: 26.75″ x 39.75″ Untrimmed, Never Folded | Format: One-Sheet | Medium: Offset-Lithograph | Condition: Linen Backed, Rolled | Director: Taylor Hackford | Music Producer: Keith Richards | Featured Artists: Chuck Berry, Eric Clapton, Robert Cray, Etta James, Julian Lennon, Keith Richards, Linda Ronstadt | Inventory #: 12817
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