Atanasoff and Clifford Berry's computer work was not widely known until it was rediscovered in the 1960s, amidst conflicting claims about the first instance of an electronic computer.

The duo's first live performance after Berry's accident occurred at the Palomino Nightclub in North Hollywood on June 5, 1976 ( ten years after the accident ) as guests of Disneyland regulars Papa Doo Run Run.

George Boolos has since sketched an alternative proof of the first incompleteness theorem that uses Berry's paradox rather than the liar paradox to construct a true but unprovable formula.

A cover of Chuck Berry's " Come On " was the Rolling Stones ' first single, released on 7 June 1963.

They are known in mathematics as the first Chern numbers and are closely related to Berry's phase.

The area now known as Butler County was first settled by the families of Richard C. Dellium and James Forgy, who founded a town called Berry's Lick.

( B ) Berry's Paradox, first mentioned in the Principia Mathematica as fifth of seven paradoxes, is credited to Mr. G. G. Berry of the Bodleian Library.

Both spacecraft carry a golden record containing sounds and images representing life and culture on Earth, including the first movements of Bach's Brandenburg Concerto and Beethoven's Fifth Symphony, Guan Pinghu's Liu Shui, played on the guqin, and Chuck Berry's " Johnny B. Goode ".

In an interview conducted by Rainer Moddemann, Manzarek stated the first song Jim Morrison performed with Rick & the Ravens was Richard Berry's " Louie Louie.

Country music was the choice of former guitarist Freddy Weller, who had much success on the country charts before, starting with his country version of Joe South's " Games People Play " in 1969 reaching No. 2 on the country charts as well as recording albums ( his first two solo albums were produced by Mark Lindsay ), and Top 10 singles on the country singles charts such as his covers of Chuck Berry's " Promised Land ", The Cowsills ' " Indian Lake ", as well as " These Are Not My People " and " Another Night of Love " for Columbia during this time while with the Raiders, as well as after leaving the Raiders ( Freddy's stint was 1967-1973 ).

" He made his first recording, Chuck Berry's " Maybellene ", in 1964 with The Syndicats, who were produced by Joe Meek.

In the late 1950s, Fagen became interested in rock and R & B music ; his first record purchase being Chuck Berry's " Reelin ' and Rockin '".

In 1958, he attended Stanford University's creative writing program as a Wallace Stegner Fellow, studying under Stegner in a seminar that included Edward Abbey, Larry McMurtry, Robert Stone, Ernest Gaines, Tillie Olsen, and Ken Kesey .< ref > Berry's first novel, Nathan Coulter, was published in April 1960.

The first full-length collection, The Broken Ground ( 1964 ), develops many of Berry's fundamental concerns: " the cycle of life and death, responsiveness to place, pastoral subject matter, and recurring images of the Kentucky River and the hill farms of north-central Kentucky "

The first, in commemoration of his seventieth birthday, was published in 1997 and edited by his former students James M. Baker, David W. Beach, and Jonathan W. Bernard ( FA12, FA6, and FA11, according to Berry's list ).

He then had an affair with Berry's younger sister Charlotte Aglaé d ' Orléans, and with her first cousin Louise Anne de Bourbon.

He used to carry his guitar in a gunny sack is the first line of the second verse of Chuck Berry's " Johnny B. Goode " released in 1958.

The micromechanical cleavage technique led directly to the first observation of the anomalous quantum Hall effect in graphene, which provided direct evidence of the theoretically predicted pi Berry's phase of massless Dirac fermions in graphene.

The film is an action thriller that was also notable for Halle Berry's first topless scene.

The film received a great deal of press initially because it featured Halle Berry's first topless scene.

Released in 1965, it was Berry's first single issued following his prison term for a Mann Act conviction.

Gibbons was attached to elements of Major Benjamin S. Berry's battalion ( 3rd Battalion 5th Marines ) during the battle, but Daly was the first sergeant of the 73rd Machine Gun Company, a part of 3rd Battalion 6th Marines under the command of Major Berton W. Sibley.

" Back in the U. S. A ." is a song by Chuck Berry, which was first issued in 1959 as a single a-side and on Berry's 1962 album More Chuck Berry, ( both Chess Records ).

This was Berry's first performance on the Las Vegas strip.

On February 9, 2003 Berry's essay titled " A Citizen's Response to the National Security Strategy of the United States " was published as a full-page advertisement in The New York Times.

On October 30, 2008, Nature ( Vol 455 ) published a Letter from WADA to the Editor countering Berry's article.

In the 1920s, Norman Hastings built on Berry's hypothesis proposing Bury as the Ripper, and more recently William Beadle and Dundee librarian Euan Macpherson have published books and articles popularising Bury as a Ripper suspect.

" Berry's account of the Battle, titled Authentic Narrative of the proceedings of his Majesty's squadron under the command of the Rear-Admiral Sir Horatio Nelson ... drawn up from the minutes of an officer of rank in the squadron was subsequently published in The Sun and The True Briton newspapers, and became a bestseller in pamphlet form.

* Whole Terrain link to Berry's articles published in Whole Terrain

A serious modern biography for older readers is Robert E. Berry's Yankee Stargazer, published in 1941.

Berry's lyric poetry often appears as a contemporary eclogue, pastoral, or elegy ; but he also composes dramatic and historical narratives ( such as " Bringer of Water " and " July, 1773 ", respectively ) and occasional and discursive poems (" Against the War in Vietnam " and " Some Further Words ", respectively ).

Lionel Basney placed Berry's poetry within a tradition of didactic poetry that stretches back to Horace: " To say that Berry's poetry can be didactic, then, means that it envisions a specific wisdom, and also the traditional sense of art and culture that gives art the task of teaching this wisdom "

It is shown in Steve Berry's book The Venetian Betrayal, and it is briefly mentioned in the Khaled Hosseini book The Kite Runner.

In 1992, Guy appeared in CBS's Stompin ' At The Savoy with Vanessa Williams and, again, under the direction of Debbie Allen, and in 1993 played the mother of Halle Berry's character in the CBS TV mini-series Alex Haley's Queen, based upon Haley's book Queen: The Story of an American Family.

Glastris offers two other non-contemporaneous examples to bolster his argument that Berry's views did not reflect a " momentary flight of harmless cultural relativism ," both from a book Berry co-wrote in 1982 with John Blassingame, Long Memory: The Black Experience in America.

In Berry's book A Three and Sevenpence Halfpenny Man he tells of his childhood and his daily life at Burslem art school, and of his drawing skills.

An insight into Berry's behaviour and methods can be read in the book My Experiences as an Executioner, in which he describes his methods and recalls the final moments of some of the people he executed.

The remainder of the album consisted of cover versions, several of which had been staples of The Beatles ' live shows years earlier, especially in Hamburg, Germany and at The Cavern in Liverpool, including Chuck Berry's " Rock and Roll Music ", Buddy Holly's " Words of Love ", and two by Carl Perkins, " Everybody's Trying to Be My Baby ", sung by Harrison and " Honey Don't ", sung by Ringo Starr.

Columbia Records released one single from the project (" Yellow Balloon ") as did the song's writer, Gary Zekley, with The Yellow Balloon, but with legal wrangles scuttling Torrence's Columbia deal and Berry's disapproval of the project, Save for a Rainy Day remained a self-released album on the J & D Record Co. label.

Berry's label reported that the single had sold 40, 000 copies.

Among the songs he began performing as an occasional guest singer with a local band, the Bluenotes, in 1958 were " Louie Louie ", which he had heard on Berry's original single, and Bobby Day's " Rockin ' Robin ", which gave him his stage name.

The final single of 1972, " Gudbuy T ' Jane ", was released shortly after, peaking at number two in the UK being kept from the top spot by Chuck Berry's single " My Ding-A-Ling ".

The last song on the album, which is the title track, is a cover of Chuck Berry's 1959 single " Back in the U. S. A .".

The fourth single released from The Metropolitan Hotel was " C ' est La Vie ( You Never Can Tell )", a retitled cover of Chuck Berry's song " You Never Can Tell ".

The single contains a non-LP B-side, an instrumental version of " Every Loser Wins ", with guitars substituting on melody instead of Berry's voice.

It is notable for the inclusion of Ochs ' post-1970 single sides, otherwise unavailable on compact disc and for the inclusion of a cover of Chuck Berry's " School Days ", a previously unavailable outtake from Ochs ' infamous March 27, 1970, concert at Carnegie Hall.

Berry's version was originally released as a single by Chess Records in May 1956 with " Drifting Heart " as the B-side.

In 2003, Berry's single was one of 50 recordings chosen that year by the Library of Congress to be added to the National Recording Registry.

It was Berry's first single release and his first hit.