Chuck Berry got it all started . The long solos and hard hitting riffs , and not to mention the out of control dances. Thanks for bringing your style to the table
I just want to than Kenny and Noah for paying tribute to Chuck but more than that thank for honoring Johnny Winter with Edgar on the new album .what a great thing he truly was the white flame and you did him justice thank you .
Just a layman here when it comes to guitar players. Loved Stevie Ray Vaughan, loved him--just to watch him on camera made my soul smile. Was feeling some of that watching this powerhouse Kenny Wayne Shepherd. Wow! I'm glad that I don't know enough technically to see anything but close-to-perfection when I see these guys play. Damn!
Tonally and hand action wise this sounds a lot like the Johnny Winter version......A high compliment.....I saw Kenny at the Experience Hendrix fest at the Greek Theater in Los Angeles just before Mitch Mitchell passed away.....Mitch and Chris Layton were the drummers that night....Tommy Shannon and Billy Cox on bass.... Buddy Guy, Jonny Lang, Mato Nanji from the band Indigenous, Eric Johnson, and Robert Randolph, Robbie Krieger and Brad Whitford.....All great guitarists with their own skill sets.... Kenny burned it down.
Thank you KWS & Band for the tribute to a True Icon**** Like B.B. King the mainstream media did not even give his death a minute of time. What a shame. Thanks again & God Bless
Nice version - I met Kenny a couple weeks ago at a show here at The Orleans Casino showroom - he's a good guy -a had a nice 10 min chat with him before the show - about guitars - staying tune - and of course the influence that Jimi Hendrix left on every guitar player since he died - whether they know it or not. BTW - *NOBODY EVER PLAYED "A LOOSE JAM TYPE OF THING -JOHNNY B GOODE - WHAT THE HELL" BETTER THAN JIMI'S SMOKIN' VERSION AT BERKLEY*. THERE IS NOT EVEN A DISCUSSION OVER THAT. R.I.P. CHUCK BERRY - YOU WROTE SOME TIMELESS MUSIC AND MADE UP RnR RIFFS THAT WILL LIVER FOREVER...
Everyone mentions the great playing of KWS, and I agree with that, but Noah is an awesome vocalist and Chris is the perfect drummer for this band.......
Also give credit to Noah don't know your last name but at the end of Johnny B Goode you raised your up hope to the give the credit to the Lord 🙏 thanks for the jester ma
Yes.. Chuck Berry is a legend...but Hendrix actually idolized Eddie Cochran... not Chuck Berry... Jimi said Chuck Berry was totally unpredictable and way to demanding... Keith Richards can vouch for that.. Chuck punched Keith in the mouth just for touching his guitar...
OUTSTANDING!!!! THATS how that song should be played. Jimi and Chuck would be proud
Chuck Berry got it all started . The long solos and hard hitting riffs , and not to mention the out of control dances. Thanks for bringing your style to the table
Someday there will be lots of people paying tribute to kws. This guy is amazing with a guitar in his hand. No where near the credit he deserves
kWS and SRV the best👏👏🙏
So true!!
A true salute to a legend by a legend!! You kick ass Kenny!!
I just want to than Kenny and Noah for paying tribute to Chuck but more than that thank for honoring Johnny Winter with Edgar on the new album .what a great thing he truly was the white flame and you did him justice thank you .
Best cover of JB Goode ever . KWS is epic
Just a layman here when it comes to guitar players. Loved Stevie Ray Vaughan, loved him--just to watch him on camera made my soul smile. Was feeling some of that watching this powerhouse Kenny Wayne Shepherd. Wow! I'm glad that I don't know enough technically to see anything but close-to-perfection when I see these guys play. Damn!
Wonderful tribute to a rock n roll legend. Awesome cover of an amazing landmark rock song. Love it.
I've seen kenny in concert many times.always blows the crowd away . great cover ..thanks kenny & to the great Chuck Berry
KWS band killed it. as always!#!#
Tonally and hand action wise this sounds a lot like the Johnny Winter version......A high compliment.....I saw Kenny at the Experience Hendrix fest at the Greek Theater in Los Angeles just before Mitch Mitchell passed away.....Mitch and Chris Layton were the drummers that night....Tommy Shannon and Billy Cox on bass.... Buddy Guy, Jonny Lang, Mato Nanji from the band Indigenous, Eric Johnson, and Robert Randolph, Robbie Krieger and Brad Whitford.....All great guitarists with their own skill sets.... Kenny burned it down.
Love this song....my favorite
I guess you're not ready for that. But your kids are going to love it.😎
Holy Sht!
Left it all on stage!
❤❤❤❤❤❤ this man is great in concert omg .I'd go every time he's here
Best version ever thank you KWS and thank you chuck Berry
Thank you KWS & Band for the tribute to a True Icon**** Like B.B. King the mainstream media did not even give his death a minute of time. What a shame. Thanks again & God Bless
Stunning!💓😜🤘💓🤘🎸🎵🎵🎶🎶🎶🎶🎵🎶🎵🎶🎵🎶🎵🎶🎶🎵🎵🎵🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶 You did the right homage to his memory!!!🤗💓🤗
"I guess you guys aren't ready for that yet, but your kids are gonna love it."
Yes knew it would be amazing to watch and listen too awesome dude 😎 wow 😳 love it I am old school for sure thanks
This truly kick major ass
This guy is really good.saw him for the first time last year.worth every penny .very good entertainer
Kenny Wayne kicks serious ass on guitar! Awesome.
crying. very nice tribute rip chuck
KWS a Phenomenal axe-man! Another phenomenal version of Johnny B Goode is Frank Marino and Mahogany Rush!
I was there on Saturday...and there was nothing more amazing than seeing this live. Great show all around.
A TRUE LEGEND THAT WILL 'ROCK ON' EVEN IN HEAVEN AND YOUR MUSIC LEGACY WILL ECO UNTIL ETERNITY!!! RIP
MAGNUM
As letters to words. Chuck Berry is the essential foundation of rock n roll guitar.
So respectful class tells every time
THANK YOU SO MUCH KWS & BAND.......
Phenomenal
Up dancing all over the house❣️You go daddy-o 😎
Rock the house!!!
Wow! That’s all that needs to be said!!!
He's killing it!
ferocious!
well done. thank you
I like! I like!
Yes very nice. Good job Kenny. Thank you for posting this.. Book marked, and thumbs up !!
Awesome!!!
Makin' Chuck proud in heaven!
Nice version - I met Kenny a couple weeks ago at a show here at The Orleans Casino showroom - he's a good guy -a had a nice 10 min chat with him before the show - about guitars - staying tune - and of course the influence that Jimi Hendrix left on every guitar player since he died - whether they know it or not.
BTW -
*NOBODY EVER PLAYED "A LOOSE JAM TYPE OF THING -JOHNNY B GOODE - WHAT THE HELL"
BETTER THAN JIMI'S SMOKIN' VERSION AT BERKLEY*. THERE IS NOT EVEN A DISCUSSION OVER THAT.
R.I.P. CHUCK BERRY - YOU WROTE SOME TIMELESS MUSIC AND MADE UP RnR RIFFS THAT WILL LIVER FOREVER...
Joseph Sammons You are damn right about that Berkeley version. It will always be the ultimate version.
That's Chris Layton on drums, by the way (Stevie Ray / Double Trouble).
Cool! Couldn't tell on my
Phone
To say Chris Layton also ARC angels.
You get it you Shreveport boy
Cool stuff guys! Always loved the song. So glad you guys give so much credit to those who came before. Keep up the good work!
Awesome 😎
Chris Layton on the drums just driving the beat just like he did for SRV
❤️
So I see Bon Jovi wasn't the only group to honor the legend. Nice job.
green day
Rod Stewart, Gene Simmons, Van Morrison, RHCP
Da-n good!!
Everyone mentions the great playing of KWS, and I agree with that, but Noah is an awesome vocalist and Chris is the perfect drummer for this band.......
Noah is in my top 5 vocalists ever...some days top 3. We have seen them twice and I want to go again.
Gooooööööd!!!
Maravilha 👏👏🙏
este cara é foda na guitarra !
♥♥♥
Play play
at 4:10 Noah is like...uhhhh dayum.
Just after 4:20 he is flying freely...
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Also give credit to Noah don't know your last name but at the end of Johnny B Goode you raised your up hope to the give the credit to the Lord 🙏 thanks for the jester ma
Covering this song on stage or an album should be a rite of passage for all successful musicians.
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Is that Chris Layton on drums where's Tommy Shannon?
Yes.
Last I heard Tommy was touring with Mayer
Chris layton on drums?
Duck Walk???
Yes.. Chuck Berry is a legend...but Hendrix actually idolized Eddie Cochran... not Chuck Berry... Jimi said Chuck Berry was totally unpredictable and way to demanding... Keith Richards can vouch for that.. Chuck punched Keith in the mouth just for touching his guitar...
Jimi told you this? I'm sure on some level Hendrix "idolozed" Mr Berry, had a great influence etc.. how could he not? Try to not make anything else up
Awesome!!!