In the early '60s, after a time out of the spotlight, Chuck Berry unleashed a second string of hits, bold enough to rival the first. Burning singles like “I Want to Be Your Driver” and “Bye Bye Johnny” had the rollicking spark of his big early singles, but Berry spread his wings on on 1960's Rockin' at the Hops and 1964's St. Louis to Liverpool—two diverse albums that put him firmly back on the map.