Anchored by the jumpy hits “No Particular Place to Go” and “You Never Can Tell,” Chuck Berry’s seventh studio album was pitched as his answer to chart-climbing disciples like The Beach Boys and The Rolling Stones (cue that Beatles-nodding title). Comprising nearly all originals, this 1964 LP is a high-water mark in his discography, in terms of both range and consistency. Check out the come-hither hook of “Little Marie,” the low-slung groove of the evocative instrumental “Night Beat,” and the urgent youth-culture snapshot “Go Bobby Soxer.”