Chuck is a legend’s legend. He influenced the Beatles, Rolling Stones, AC/DC among countless other bands and guitar players. His influence cannot be understated.
If I'm not that wrong, this song is a bit of his own way becomming a known artist. Was not there a movie about him too? I remember watching it, but I could be wrong.
Right you are, my man! He influenced every future rhythm & blues artist as well as many rock & roll artist. He was the first of his kind, a true rock n roll legend. Thanks for recognizing his influence.
@@thomasreyes2432 The 'Delta Bluesmen' as they were known as a genre were fundamental to all rock music. I have heard many musicians of the late 50's 60's and 70' credit the Blues as inspiration.
Aye! And that line 🎶'No one new what they was gonna do, but Tschaikovsky had the news...'🎶, from 'Let there be rock', references Chuck. They held Chuck up as the 💣
Chuck Berry was a pioneer in Rock music. His personality plus his musianship made him hugely popular with young white audiences in the late 1950s and early 60s. Little Richard and Chuck brought a level of excitement to their performances that was lacking with the white performers at the time. There wouldn't have been rock and roll without him. Young white performers like Buddy Holley quickly followed and their music is still inspiring today.
Are you insane? Have you never heard of, or seen, Elvis Presley's and Jerry Lee Lewis's performances from the 50s? They're known for being exciting performers along with Berry and Little Richard.
Wow, a pioneer of Rock and Roll. Also sang "Roll over Beethoven" which was an absolute favorite of the Beatles and they continued to perform it and recorded it in 1963. He was a main influencer for so many famous bands.
Everyone that ever picked up a guitar played this (or tried to). Chuck was so popular that when he toured he didn't have a band with him. He would roll into towns and find local bands to back him because EVERYONE knows Chuck Berry Music!
This is true, but it wasn't a good thing. When he first started in the 50s he had the legendary Johnnie Johnson on piano and "Way Out" Willie Dixon on bass. They were fantastic musicians that greatly contributed to how good his music was. When he played with those local bands they could never match the original band so his live shows were never as good. I say that as a HUGE Chuck fan. I've was lucky enough to see him play live many times. One of those times was with Johnnie and I can't even begin to tell you what a difference it made.
Yes, he wrote & released “Run, Run Rudolph” and 20 other songs you’ve heard by him or covered by other people. He’s from St. Louis and played until the day he died 4 years ago at 90.
And the blues came from Blue Grass,which came straight out of the early Protestant Churches and their hymns. I am an Agnostic,but the truth is ALL American music originated in the Protestant Churches in the Appalachian Mountains.
Imagine Elvis as a teen sneaking out on Sunday nights to go to the black church service to see the TRUE originator of Rock and Roll Sister Rosetta Tharp who was playing in the 30s long before several preformers claimed they were the one . th-cam.com/video/gELe5Rj_tXU/w-d-xo.html Chuck wasn't old enough to even pick up a guitar When she was touring the world playing
I love music & yes I can imagine, because my generation [80s babies] have seen our own genres be created & flourish. I am an artist & I wrote in one of my songs "music is Universal language; listen as we speak".
One of the kings, imo there were 3 and all had an important part to play in the progression of Rock and Roll. Yes, Chuck's incredible guitar riffs were a crucial element, and LR on piano was a force, both may have been making some noise, rocking earlier, but they weren't able to take RnR to the masses, it was the Memphis King with his Rhythm guitar, 3 man band, amazing voice, charisma and energy who created the almighty explosion that changed the anodyne mainstream music landscape forever, opening the doors in the process for other great rocking artists to follow. Without him, R'n'R would likely have continued to be stifled out until it faded because white older generations did not want it to take off. All three were hugely talented, brilliant performers, pioneers, and integrators of the music genre!
I saw Chuck Berry Live in 1975. Honest to God, the best concert I have ever seen and I have seen a TON of concerts. I'll never forget when he first came on stage. I was at the very front and could rest my elbows on it. Someone near me held up a bong pipe. Chuck went right up to it and the dude blew him a super charge. I mean this was happening a couple of feet away from me. Chuck held the smoke in, went back to the microphone, blew out a big cloud, and proceeded to tear up that guitar. What makes him so different than everyone else? No fuzz or distortion. Every note from his guitar is crystal clear and precise. No chance to hide a mistake and he made none. I have seen Eddie Van Halen, KK Downing, Joe Walsh, Slash, and Ted Nugent play live guitar. Chuck's live performance is right up there with the best of them. And yes....he played Jonny B Goode. As well as Brown Eyed Handsome Man, Maybelline, Reelin and Rockin (just freakin awesome live), and My Ding a Ling. Not just a musician. A hilarious comedian and hugely talented entertainer. A complete show.
Chuck Berry's Johnny B Goode was a mix between autobiography and fictional rock character. Johnny was named for his piano player Johnnie Johnson and Chuck was born and lived on Goode Ave in St Louis. Country boy was used instead of then used term colored boy. He was not only a pioneer and incredible performer and guitarist but songwriter as well. All of his songs have snippet of his real life in them.
He was an incredibly humble man. He brought us together. In his latter years he would show up in his car, do his thing then leave. Never asked for anything , it was just him. No wonder how many of us appreciate.
@@bixby9797 If you are talking about Marvin Gay, you do know Chuck Berry came BEFORE Marvin Gay. Chuck Berry was one of the FOUNDERS of Rock and Roll, along with Little Richard.
No. If you watched the movie referenced above, Back To The Future, you would know that when Michael J Fox showed up on stage to start the epic guitar scene at the prom the group was led by Marvin Berry, Chucks cousin@@patriciajones4206
@@patriciajones4206why would you put a smiling emoji laughing about the joke, but you dont know who Marvin is? Did you even pay attention to the movie? 💀
A true legend, I can't even keep up with you two, lots of great stuff. You're killing it. This guy influenced so many of the great ones, most notably was The Beatles. Without this guy and Elvis music would have went a whole different direction. So many great bands would have never happened. ☮️✌️💕
Please, please, please….react to Little Richard. Along with Chuck Berry, he was another rock & roll pioneer… Lucile and Good Golly Miss Molly are worth a listen/reaction.
He is the King for many musicians like AC/DC , and more Wana to react the 👅ROLLING STONES ,VIDEO 😈UNDERCOVER OF THE NIGHT 🔥EXPLICIT Mick Jagger is a Colombia drug dealer and Keith Richards is México drug dealer and is fun ,crazy, great and diferent 😎🎸🎸ACTION...CHARLIE WATTS R.I.P 🎼🎼🎼🥁🥁🥁🕳💭🎶
Chuck Berry was the first for a couple things. He was the first Rock 'n' Roll guitar god - before there was Clapton and Hendrix, there was Chuck Berry. Chuck Berry was also Rock 'n' Roll's first singer/songwriter. When people think of singer/songwriters from the early years of Rock 'n' Roll, people usually think of Buddy Holly - but Chuck Berry was on the scene writing songs before Buddy Holly. Please check out these other Rock 'n' Roll pioneers: Fats Domino Little Richard The Everly Brothers Bo Diddley Jerry Lee Lewis
Chuck Berry...a corner stone of rock'n'roll. It might surprise you, but he loved white hillbilly music (early country), and blended it with his black roots. 😀 PS. He also had white ancestry way back. A middle name suggests Swedish. ANDERSON. Charles Edward Anderson Berry.
Hey Guys, Watch a movie called Cadillac Records. It's Great. About how Chuck Berry, Etta James, Muddy Waters and others got their start in the music business. Been watching for over a year. 9-18-2021
Now your talking ! So blessed to have been taught to rock by Mr.Chuck Berry himself ! …thanks Chuck for the top down convertible ride when I was a kid ! Taught US to Rock !
my man says "I am one of those back to the future kids" well, Now that scene should make a WHOLE lot more sense and much funnier..remember.... "Chuck, Chuck , its Marvin, your cousin Marvin Berry...You know that new sound you were looking for? Well,listen to this" you can see it here... th-cam.com/video/T_WSXXPQYeY/w-d-xo.html
One of the Fathers of Rock n Roll, famous for his dance move 'The Duckwalk' @ 4:18 If you could remember in Back to the Future, Chuck's cousin Marion Berry made a call to Chuck backstage telling him he'd found that sound he was looking for, turns out it was Marty singing Johnny B Goode. Id say Rock n Roll was at its peak in 1958 as Disco was in '75/'76, it was the hottest thing going.
"Roll Over Beethoven!" I don't know if it was intentional -- but Chuck and the band move the tempo about halfway through the song to a swing beat! Listen to the studio recording! Asian & BJ, love your channel! Keep up the good reacting!
Good stuff U 2. If u can fit it in try Roll Over Beethoven or Little Queenie.there 2 more greats.U will get a surprise if u hear Little Queenie. Let's see how observant u are if u do.Perhaps u could play these 2 songs back to back.All the best
I got to see him in Vegas at Caesars palace I was about 20 years old. It was a pretty small venue. He had the entire crowd jumping and dancing on top of the tables. He rocked the crowd. I was in the front row. One of the very best rock shows I have ever seen. Gotta check out the song reeling and a rocking!
Really enjoyed your reactions! Doesn't he just blow your socks off?! Loved Chuck Berry-An amazing, influential legend whose work is still relevant today.
Chuck.is a freakin legend and a guitar god that inspred every rock and metal musician that came after him. He molded and shaped rock music for the next several decades! A FREAKIN BEAST! I would love to hear his music recorded with modern technology.
Chuck was a rock and roll machine. One of the most influential guitarists of all time. Listened to Chuck and Elvis when I trained to box. My Dad was lucky to have been a young man in the 50s, with cats like this rocking the crowd.
Chucks style of plating guitar was cutting edge at the time and fascinated the Britt's. Keith Richard's of the Stone tells a story of being blown away when first hearing Chuck and practiced to learn it. There are a lot of Stone songs that you can clearly hear Keith showcase Chuck's method.. Chuck's athletics just adds to his great performances..
Chuck is a legend’s legend. He influenced the Beatles, Rolling Stones, AC/DC among countless other bands and guitar players. His influence cannot be understated.
If I'm not that wrong, this song is a bit of his own way becomming a known artist. Was not there a movie about him too? I remember watching it, but I could be wrong.
It's funny Hank Williams Sr. influenced Chuck Berry and hundreds of others.
FACTS
Right you are, my man! He influenced every future rhythm & blues artist as well as many rock & roll artist. He was the first of his kind, a true rock n roll legend. Thanks for recognizing his influence.
@@thomasreyes2432 The 'Delta Bluesmen' as they were known as a genre were fundamental to all rock music. I have heard many musicians of the late 50's 60's and 70' credit the Blues as inspiration.
All of the rock guitar icons especially AC/DC's Angus Young credit Chuck Berry as one of their major inspirations. He's the original "duck walk" move.
Aye! And that line 🎶'No one new what they was gonna do, but Tschaikovsky had the news...'🎶, from 'Let there be rock', references Chuck. They held Chuck up as the 💣
@@gabrielplattes6253 Chuckovsky
@@Yamatsu7 😂
I know its so cute
Chuck Berry was a pioneer in Rock music. His personality plus his musianship made him hugely popular with young white audiences in the late 1950s and early 60s. Little Richard and Chuck brought a level of excitement to their performances that was lacking with the white performers at the time. There wouldn't have been rock and roll without him. Young white performers like Buddy Holley quickly followed and their music is still inspiring today.
Are you insane? Have you never heard of, or seen, Elvis Presley's and Jerry Lee Lewis's performances from the 50s? They're known for being exciting performers along with Berry and Little Richard.
Not exactly true. Buddy holly was out the exact same time
Besides being LIGHT YEARS AHEAD OF HIS TIME ON THEM STRINGS!! In my opinion, the OG, of Showman!!
Wow, a pioneer of Rock and Roll. Also sang "Roll over Beethoven" which was an absolute favorite of the Beatles and they continued to perform it and recorded it in 1963. He was a main influencer for so many famous bands.
Ever heard the ELO cover of Roll Over Beethoven? It will blow your mind.
@@lazaruslong6382 ESPECIALLY THE LIVE ONE ! I SAW THEM IN PERSON !
@@donaldvanderlinden1245 So have I. One of my favorite bands.
Now listen to his live version of My Ding-A-Ling, he is hilarious
That's one of my all time favourite songs...
Yes the long 11 minutes version.
Surprisingly, the only number 1 hit Chuck Berry had...
He was still moving like that in performances when he was in his 70's. He's a legend!
Even into his 80s. At least attempting too. I seen him several.
Everyone that ever picked up a guitar played this (or tried to). Chuck was so popular that when he toured he didn't have a band with him. He would roll into towns and find local bands to back him because EVERYONE knows Chuck Berry Music!
This is true, but it wasn't a good thing. When he first started in the 50s he had the legendary Johnnie Johnson on piano and "Way Out" Willie Dixon on bass. They were fantastic musicians that greatly contributed to how good his music was. When he played with those local bands they could never match the original band so his live shows were never as good. I say that as a HUGE Chuck fan. I've was lucky enough to see him play live many times. One of those times was with Johnnie and I can't even begin to tell you what a difference it made.
Bruce Springsteen was in one of those bands. He tells a great story about it .
Yes, he wrote & released “Run, Run Rudolph” and 20 other songs you’ve heard by him or covered by other people. He’s from St. Louis and played until the day he died 4 years ago at 90.
This is the foundation of Rock right here!!!
Chuck Berry and Little Richard are “Thee” rock icons.
Without them who knows where music will be. Definitely not the same.
Someone once said "The blues had a baby and they named it Rock and Roll." Straight truth, rock came right out of the blues. 💜💚💛✌️
That was Muddy Waters. th-cam.com/video/ZveMYqEqJyI/w-d-xo.html
And the blues came from Blue Grass,which came straight out of the early Protestant Churches and their hymns. I am an Agnostic,but the truth is ALL American music originated in the Protestant Churches in the Appalachian Mountains.
This is classic Rock & Roll from the first generation of early rockers. Y'all should check out more of his stuff
That footwork was called his 'duck walk' !! Guitar and moves like that, that's Talent!!
My Dad used to do that duck walk while playing his guitar! Love love LOVE it!
You see his moves? That is the same move that Angus Young from AC/DC's guitarist does! :) And mad props to the piano player!
In my humble opinion he is among the 10 best guitarists of all time, regards
One of my favorite songs.Can you imagine being young back in the 50s hearing electric guitar for the first time?Great reaction.
Imagine Elvis as a teen sneaking out on Sunday nights to go to the black church service to see the TRUE originator of Rock and Roll Sister Rosetta Tharp who was playing in the 30s long before several preformers claimed they were the one . th-cam.com/video/gELe5Rj_tXU/w-d-xo.html Chuck wasn't old enough to even pick up a guitar When she was touring the world playing
@@adancer3592 So true.Chuck Berry introduced the electric guitar to the masses thru radio and such but certainly was not the first to play it.
I love music & yes I can imagine, because my generation [80s babies] have seen our own genres be created & flourish. I am an artist & I wrote in one of my songs "music is Universal language; listen as we speak".
It's what happened when country and blues intersected. The world was never the same.
Plus gospel
@@netzahuacoyotl Yessir🙏
You can not get more rock and roll than Chuck Berry. Amazing artist.
Great reaction to a Rock ICON!!!! God given talent truly has no ethnic boundaries!!! R.I.P.
One of the greatest guitarists of all time
My daughter used this song for majorette tryouts in high school, she had to twirl fast and she made it. ❤️
He paved the way for playing guitar with style and showmanship a true king of rock n roll one of the pioneers
This was when the blues transforms to rythym and blues to what was called rockabilly
THE REAL KING OF ROCK AND ROLL! From St. Louis
One of the kings, imo there were 3 and all had an important part to play in the progression of Rock and Roll. Yes, Chuck's incredible guitar riffs were a crucial element, and LR on piano was a force, both may have been making some noise, rocking earlier, but they weren't able to take RnR to the masses, it was the Memphis King with his Rhythm guitar, 3 man band, amazing voice, charisma and energy who created the almighty explosion that changed the anodyne mainstream music landscape forever, opening the doors in the process for other great rocking artists to follow. Without him, R'n'R would likely have continued to be stifled out until it faded because white older generations did not want it to take off. All three were hugely talented, brilliant performers, pioneers, and integrators of the music genre!
He sure is!!!
Amen and ditto!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I saw Chuck Berry Live in 1975. Honest to God, the best concert I have ever seen and I have seen a TON of concerts. I'll never forget when he first came on stage. I was at the very front and could rest my elbows on it. Someone near me held up a bong pipe. Chuck went right up to it and the dude blew him a super charge. I mean this was happening a couple of feet away from me. Chuck held the smoke in, went back to the microphone, blew out a big cloud, and proceeded to tear up that guitar. What makes him so different than everyone else? No fuzz or distortion. Every note from his guitar is crystal clear and precise. No chance to hide a mistake and he made none. I have seen Eddie Van Halen, KK Downing, Joe Walsh, Slash, and Ted Nugent play live guitar. Chuck's live performance is right up there with the best of them.
And yes....he played Jonny B Goode. As well as Brown Eyed Handsome Man, Maybelline, Reelin and Rockin (just freakin awesome live), and My Ding a Ling. Not just a musician. A hilarious comedian and hugely talented entertainer. A complete show.
You GOTTA listen to "my ding a ling" on the album the London Chuck berry sessions
The little shuffle walk across stage that Angus Young of ACDC does, was borrowed from Chuck Berry.
Chuck’s influence crossed over into every genre’ of music-including country! Chet Adkins was a huge fan!
Most of the dancing is called "The Pony" and some are doing "The Watusi"; these were both popular dances in 50's.
Chuck is an OG of rock and roll. So much personality and he plays the hell out of that guitar.
Chuck Berry's Johnny B Goode was a mix between autobiography and fictional rock character. Johnny was named for his piano player Johnnie Johnson and Chuck was born and lived on Goode Ave in St Louis. Country boy was used instead of then used term colored boy. He was not only a pioneer and incredible performer and guitarist but songwriter as well. All of his songs have snippet of his real life in them.
He was an incredibly humble man. He brought us together. In his latter years he would show up in his car, do his thing then leave. Never asked for anything , it was just him. No wonder how many of us appreciate.
Dancing in my chair!!! lol A lot of people will remember this song from Back to the Future!
Listen to Chuck Berry "My Ding A Ling"
Come on now, we all know Marty McFly did this song first at the Enchantment under the Sea dance 😂
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If it wasn't for Marvin Chuck would have been a nobody
@@bixby9797 If you are talking about Marvin Gay, you do know Chuck Berry came BEFORE Marvin Gay. Chuck Berry was one of the FOUNDERS of Rock and Roll, along with Little Richard.
No. If you watched the movie referenced above, Back To The Future, you would know that when Michael J Fox showed up on stage to start the epic guitar scene at the prom the group was led by Marvin Berry, Chucks cousin@@patriciajones4206
@@patriciajones4206why would you put a smiling emoji laughing about the joke, but you dont know who Marvin is? Did you even pay attention to the movie? 💀
The GREAT Chuck Berry. Long live rock n roll.
One of the INVENTORS of Rock'nRoll! Great choice! All those moves with enough breath left over to sing-out!
Chuck Berry is in the top 5 of the best guitarists of all time. He hasn't been forgotten by our generation.
Chuck Berry was the first great guitarist to me. He is a legend and was a huge role model to many musicians and guitarists.
Nothing beats Chuck.... The king of the guitar
fyi Chuck was a teacher before he became a music changing icon. See where Angus from ACDC got his walk. Cheers from Canada
A true legend, I can't even keep up with you two, lots of great stuff. You're killing it. This guy influenced so many of the great ones, most notably was The Beatles. Without this guy and Elvis music would have went a whole different direction. So many great bands would have never happened. ☮️✌️💕
The Grand Daddy of Rock n roll....
That's MR Chuck Berry, one of the reasons we have real rock n roll. One of, if not THE, greatest ever.
Please, please, please….react to Little Richard. Along with Chuck Berry, he was another rock & roll pioneer…
Lucile and Good Golly Miss Molly are worth a listen/reaction.
I loved CB from the time I was a kid (66 now).He definitely is a the GOAT. RIP Chuck 💜
THE Iconic Rock -n-Roll song - bar none.
You also should react to , CHUCK BERRY- MAYBELLEN (Official Music Video) you’ll love it!
Since you did Brown Eyed Girl, now you have to do Chuck Berry's "Brown Eyed Handsome Man".
Please do "My Dingaling" by Chuck live in England. You'll love it. Thanks. 🤗🤗🤔😎
He is the King for many musicians like AC/DC , and more Wana to react the 👅ROLLING STONES ,VIDEO 😈UNDERCOVER OF THE NIGHT 🔥EXPLICIT Mick Jagger is a Colombia drug dealer and Keith Richards is México drug dealer and is fun ,crazy, great and diferent 😎🎸🎸ACTION...CHARLIE WATTS R.I.P 🎼🎼🎼🥁🥁🥁🕳💭🎶
The creator of rockNroll ,along with little Richard , bill haley and of course Elvis presley.
Always loved the quote attributed to John Lennon: 'If you tried to give rock and roll another name, you might call it 'Chuck Berry'.'
Chuck Berry was the first for a couple things. He was the first Rock 'n' Roll guitar god - before there was Clapton and Hendrix, there was Chuck Berry. Chuck Berry was also Rock 'n' Roll's first singer/songwriter. When people think of singer/songwriters from the early years of Rock 'n' Roll, people usually think of Buddy Holly - but Chuck Berry was on the scene writing songs before Buddy Holly.
Please check out these other Rock 'n' Roll pioneers:
Fats Domino
Little Richard
The Everly Brothers
Bo Diddley
Jerry Lee Lewis
Chuck Berry...a corner stone of rock'n'roll.
It might surprise you, but he loved white hillbilly music (early country), and blended it with his black roots. 😀
PS. He also had white ancestry way back. A middle name suggests Swedish. ANDERSON. Charles Edward Anderson Berry.
Hey Guys, Watch a movie called Cadillac Records. It's Great. About how Chuck Berry, Etta James, Muddy Waters and others got their start in the music business. Been watching for over a year. 9-18-2021
Angus Young with AC/DC said he was very Influenced by Chuck Berry that’s where he got that dance move When he’s playing The guitar
Now your talking ! So blessed to have been taught to rock by Mr.Chuck Berry himself ! …thanks Chuck for the top down convertible ride when I was a kid ! Taught US to Rock !
my man says "I am one of those back to the future kids" well, Now that scene should make a WHOLE lot more sense and much funnier..remember....
"Chuck, Chuck , its Marvin, your cousin Marvin Berry...You know that new sound you were looking for? Well,listen to this"
you can see it here... th-cam.com/video/T_WSXXPQYeY/w-d-xo.html
One of the Fathers of Rock n Roll, famous for his dance move 'The Duckwalk' @ 4:18 If you could remember in Back to the Future, Chuck's cousin Marion Berry made a call to Chuck backstage telling him he'd found that sound he was looking for, turns out it was Marty singing Johnny B Goode. Id say Rock n Roll was at its peak in 1958 as Disco was in '75/'76, it was the hottest thing going.
"Roll Over Beethoven!" I don't know if it was intentional -- but Chuck and the band move the tempo about halfway through the song to a swing beat! Listen to the studio recording!
Asian & BJ, love your channel! Keep up the good reacting!
This is where Angus young of AC/DC got his move on stage .plus Chuck Berry did the duck walk. While playing his guitar
have to check out Chuck Berry "my dingaling" this has become my favorite reaction channel. keep it up
Good stuff U 2. If u can fit it in try Roll Over Beethoven or Little Queenie.there 2 more greats.U will get a surprise if u hear Little Queenie. Let's see how observant u are if u do.Perhaps u could play these 2 songs back to back.All the best
Chuck is the real father of rock'n roll....huge talent..!!
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A consummate entertainer! I had the pleasure of seeing Chuck on more than a few occasions.
Chuck Berry master of " The Duck Walk" !! 🤘
The GREAT Chuck Berry totally amazing
Toby Keith, Red Solo Cup is a Funny Country song to check out:)
I like Chuck Berry’s “Roll Over Beethoven.” 🥰
I got to see him in Vegas at Caesars palace I was about 20 years old. It was a pretty small venue. He had the entire crowd jumping and dancing on top of the tables. He rocked the crowd. I was in the front row. One of the very best rock shows I have ever seen. Gotta check out the song reeling and a rocking!
Chuck Berry was the OG guitar hero. Literally one of t the first guy to take the electric guitar and name it the featured instrument
Thanks for going wayyyy back and paying homage to such a legend!
Try reacting to Maybelline, that's fire
Really enjoyed your reactions! Doesn't he just blow your socks off?! Loved Chuck Berry-An amazing, influential legend whose work is still relevant today.
Chuck did the "duck walk" long into his career. I remember seeing him when he was way over 60 and he did it...freaking entertaining till the end!
This man is a legend
He was the man!! He influenced so many that followed.
It is impossible to overstate his importance to rock music.
You folks did Chuck Berry now y'all have to do Bo Diddly who do you love
Chuck.is a freakin legend and a guitar god that inspred every rock and metal musician that came after him.
He molded and shaped rock music for the next several decades!
A FREAKIN BEAST!
I would love to hear his music recorded with modern technology.
So many modern
Players take move from Chuck Berry, to me he was the original king of Rock
Chuck Berry was Rock n Roll ! What a performer ! Nobody even comes close to him and he performed up until he passed ! 🙏 RIP
Ah, the music I listened to in my formative years. I was in Junior High School when this performance was filmed.
All I can say thanks for the memories of Johnny Be Good
Chuck Berry’s signature moves right there!
With Chuck there were no color barriers just great Rock and Roll
One of our top Rock for father's.
Brought us together.
Love it.
The real King of rock and roll
Chuck was a rock and roll machine. One of the most influential guitarists of all time. Listened to Chuck and Elvis when I trained to box. My Dad was lucky to have been a young man in the 50s, with cats like this rocking the crowd.
What a great reaction guys, I couldn't stop laughing. You two are the cream of the crop. Chuck Berry, king of rock and roll.
That will Never got old!!!
👍👍
The inspiration that he gave is incalculable. Truly a giant and worthy of being featured on the Mount Rushmore of Rock.
Chucks style of plating guitar was cutting edge at the time and fascinated the Britt's. Keith Richard's of the Stone tells a story of being blown away when first hearing Chuck and practiced to learn it. There are a lot of Stone songs that you can clearly hear Keith showcase Chuck's method.. Chuck's athletics just adds to his great performances..
I'm a 60 year old metal head and I love Chuck Berry.
Chuck is one of the guitar gods!!
Iconic!!
This is the man who is the reason we have rock and roll. A true legend.
Chuck's music is awesome. I think of my parents when I hear his music👍🏻 ♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️
Chuck is a rock n roll legend. He was absolutely fantastic.