3:35am = 335 (like Gibson ES-335). But Marty plays an ES-345 (broken parallelogram inlays and the varitone). So it should be at 3:45am….Buy the right guitar if you are going to make a video like this! As Mark Agnesi would say….”Play Authentic!”
"Back to the Future," holds a special place in my heart. It not only entertained me but also inspired me to learn how to play the guitar. I remember saving every penny from my first summer job to purchase this very guitar same colour, identical to the one in the movie. The urge to emulate Marty McFly playing "Johnny B. Goode" fueled my passion for music. after a few years of learning on one unforgettable evening, during a family outing, My uncles band hosted an open mic session at a local bar. Encouraged by my uncle, I took the stage, eager to showcase my guitar skills. With a mix of nerves and excitement, I kicked off with the iconic intro "This is an oldy, But your kids are gonna love it" from BTTF before launching into "Johnny B. Goode." To my delight, the audience responded directly by jumping up and started to dance and sing along to my performance it became a cherished memory for me. That moment encapsulated the magic of music and the power of cinematic inspiration, reminding me of the joy that comes from sharing a passion with others.
Not too very long ago, a pal and I formed a solid oldies/country/rock duo. We played house parties, block parties, did Karaoke, and were the house band at a little club. We started to get a decent following. Another pal was doing his thing at an open mic night, so we went to watch him. He was getting ready to close out his set when I asked him if he could play "Red House". He asked me if I could sing it, I replied, "Give me an intro". A hush fell over the crowd as I began singing. I sang it almost to the end, and then I laid the mic on the stool. He finished up the music, and it literally brought the house down! He asked me why I stopped singing, to which I replied: "Always leave them wanting more!" True story!
I think I saw a video talking about this, he learned to play guitar for the movie and didn’t get the solo 100% accurate but he’s using some good techniques. Impressive as sometimes actors don’t try at all
When a guitarist watches back to the future....they should all notice Marty is playing a Gibson 345 (which wasn't released until 1958) in the year 1955. He must have stopped by 58" on his way back.
Deep down in Louisiana close to New Orleans, way back up in the woods among the evergreens. There stood a log cabin made of earth and wood, where lived a country by named Johnny B. Goode!
My lord this makes my motivation and adrenaline amp up!!! I have a Melody Maker at the shop I am payin' on. I am so impatient though. First guitar. Thank you for sharing- can't wait to jam like you.
Very nice job 👍. Very close to the movie . I watched a documentary on the making of these scenes . It’s been years , but I have never , not once , heard anyone reproduce the absolute perfect , and distinct guitar solo that the guy in the movie did . Many have tried , but no one has got it yet and it’s been 40 years . I wish there was actual footage of it but I can’t find any . I’m not a guitar player so I don’t know how or what he done in the studio making the guitar magic for that scene , but it’s heavenly . I wish someone would nail it just like in the movie
@@marly1017 U meant instead, ears(? I'll stick with Tim Henson but there r much more legends like Van Halen, Herman Li of Dragonforce, Tommy Iommi, Buckethead, Slash, David Gilmour and Gary Holt
You remind me of this guy I knew when I was younger by the name of Pat Cherry. He’s this guy you’d never expect could play and then he pulls out a guitar and plays his ass off!! Good job!!
It was this scene that got me begging my father for a sears catalog guitar for Christmas in 1995 (I was 5 years old). I got that sears catalog classical acoustic and actually still have it somewhere lol. Ive played guitar my whole life since that Christmas. I build guitars, pedals, tube and solid state amps and repair them all as well as on occasion restore/repair vintage tube radio receivers. And it all started with and because of this scene. Then a year or two after i got my sears catalog guitar i saw the Nirvana Heart Shaped Box music video on mtv early in the morning before school one day and that really set a spark off in my mind that propelled me into my musical journey. And that Christmas my present was a black and white squier strat that i had up until i gave it to mh nephew so he could learn guitar also. He trashed it in less than a month. Kids these days are trash. Anyways great scene and who doesnt love Chick Berry!?
I remember when I first learnt how to play this, I was still a youngster and was at a boarding school, i was learning to play the guitar with a friend. I had saved all my newspaper round money, any money I had given to me for Christmas and birthdays, I got myself a Gibson les Paul epiphone starter kit, i opened it on Christmas morning and plugged it in, my step dad sat laughing at me saying that I'd never be able to play anything becuse I wasn't smart enough, tuned up, turned up and belted this intro into his face, he went bright red and never ever mentioned the guitar to me again.
That was SO good 🔥 I got into this song because of my love for Back to the Future and now I listen to Johnny B. Goode a few times a week at least lol. Because either the golden oldies station on Pandora which I'll listen too or because of the Back to the Future musical soundtrack version which I love. Now that's the best of both worlds right there, but it messes me up when listening to the original bc there is another line in between and I listen to the other so much I forget that
That szene was just EPIC in the movie. The thing with "Chuck? Hi, your cousin Marvin... " :D But to be honest, if the music is good, the other stuff doesn´t count. And this song rocks...
There's a video that replaces the movie audio with what Marty's fingers are actually doing as replayed by the maker of the video and the entire intro, though tuned to b flat instead of b, is SPOT ON. He was actually playing the Johnny B. Goode intro in that scene.
you could say... he plays the guitar like ringing a bell
@AUGAnthonydid you not get it?
@@yy19aosdid you?
@@yy19aosNo im sure he gets it
I know i get it
@@MadBoiRosko Idk if he got it
His neighbors at 3:35 a.m.: 🤯🤯🤯
😂😂😂😂😂😂
Good job he’s not my neighbour.
3:36 he will have his guitar for early breakfast.
They weren't ready for that
@@kiko632 but they're kids are gonna love it
Lmao
3:35am = 335 (like Gibson ES-335). But Marty plays an ES-345 (broken parallelogram inlays and the varitone). So it should be at 3:45am….Buy the right guitar if you are going to make a video like this! As Mark Agnesi would say….”Play Authentic!”
I felt that sigh at the beginning deep in my soul
"Back to the Future," holds a special place in my heart. It not only entertained me but also inspired me to learn how to play the guitar. I remember saving every penny from my first summer job to purchase this very guitar same colour, identical to the one in the movie. The urge to emulate Marty McFly playing "Johnny B. Goode" fueled my passion for music.
after a few years of learning on one unforgettable evening, during a family outing, My uncles band hosted an open mic session at a local bar. Encouraged by my uncle, I took the stage, eager to showcase my guitar skills. With a mix of nerves and excitement, I kicked off with the iconic intro "This is an oldy, But your kids are gonna love it" from BTTF before launching into "Johnny B. Goode." To my delight, the audience responded directly by jumping up and started to dance and sing along to my performance it became a cherished memory for me.
That moment encapsulated the magic of music and the power of cinematic inspiration, reminding me of the joy that comes from sharing a passion with others.
Not too very long ago, a pal and I formed a solid oldies/country/rock duo. We played house parties, block parties, did Karaoke, and were the house band at a little club. We started to get a decent following. Another pal was doing his thing at an open mic night, so we went to watch him. He was getting ready to close out his set when I asked him if he could play "Red House". He asked me if I could sing it, I replied, "Give me an intro". A hush fell over the crowd as I began singing. I sang it almost to the end, and then I laid the mic on the stool. He finished up the music, and it literally brought the house down!
He asked me why I stopped singing, to which I replied: "Always leave them wanting more!" True story!
yeah, my kids are gonna love this.
I loved that scene but now that I'm older and more experienced with the guitar I gotta wonder how he was able to get that sound without pedal effects.
Yeah, I was wondering how he could do that without any gain/distortion pedals to do tapping correctly.
Maybe he discreetly walked around the back of the amp and jabbed a pen into one of those Jensen speakers before walking out on stage.
Have you ever cranked a tube amp? All I hear is a bit of overdrive in the movie. Nothing too crazy or unachievable in '55.
It's called HOLLYWOOD 😄
That was all studio recorded guys. And recorded on a strat no less. Although MJF is doing a decent job “miming”. He isn’t playing or singing.
first of all we have to be sure that the actor is playing the right notes
I think I saw a video talking about this, he learned to play guitar for the movie and didn’t get the solo 100% accurate but he’s using some good techniques. Impressive as sometimes actors don’t try at all
It is since he knows how to play the guitar (not in the movie) :)
So true
He doesn't play it completely accurately but he does actually know how to play guitar and is only partially faking it
It's close enough
His neighbors sleeping 🛌
“Hunny, I think Hudson is shredding again” 😂
The amount of times ive watched yt at 2:00am, got out of my bed, and start playing guitar because of a song/video is MAD😂
A Gibson ES335 at 3:35 AM. brilliant!
Lmao, that's really hilarious haha. Nice eye, bra
I was looking for this comment. How did more people not notice this!!
The moment he channels his inner SRV.....love this!
That riff gave me chills
That was so funny and cool at the same time...Loving those licks Hudson! I think 90% of the guitar players have been in such mindset about it. :D
Can we all just take a second to appreciate that tone?
That riff, was just out of this world, damn, I want to see you play the whole song. 😎🚀
That's the way it's meant to be played!Well done!!!
When a guitarist watches back to the future....they should all notice Marty is playing a Gibson 345 (which wasn't released until 1958) in the year 1955.
He must have stopped by 58" on his way back.
Back to the future has more plot holes/ issues like that than any movie I can think of... but it's still one of my favourites.
Ha ha, this was my first thought. Of what the video was going to be when i saw the title. Everyone i know says this everytime the movie is brought up.
1959 was the first year for the ES345.
That was straight fuckin 🔥
That Cry-Baby,,,holy shit
The zoot suit and everything
One of My FV Songs by Chuck berry since I had music classes on the 7th year ❤ ! Good guitar playing, Man. 🎸!
Deep down in Louisiana close to New Orleans, way back up in the woods among the evergreens. There stood a log cabin made of earth and wood, where lived a country by named Johnny B. Goode!
Keep these great shorts and vids coming!!!
You really nailed that solo. 🔥
If I was the neighbor to this guy and heard this at three in the morning I would be mad, I’d just be vibing while trying to fall back asleep
2:49 AM here, you made me dance on the bed.
3:35am was actually also a reference, since the guitar is a gibson ES 335
Marty hitting the griddy to start us off lol
Damn this is wonderful!
I actually yelled out when that wah wah came on, well done! And we’ll played!
Fantastic gorgeous playing informed by Chuck and Jimi as it should be. Bravissimo!
This is sooooo true. How many of us have done this is unknowable. LONG LIVE ROCK & ROLL.
Has a guitarist and a fan of Back to the future, I deeply understand this… impressive work ! ❤
Man that is some good improv bro!
Hudson is such a monster
Oh she was not such monster she was robotastic✨✨🔥🤘🔥✨✨
The first time I saw this is what made me learn guitar 🙏
I love how goes from 50s to 80s with the wah pedal
Wow - not only did you nail the guitar tone that’s in the movie, but you’re an absolute monster of a player. Awesome!
I learned everything I know about playing the guitar from this one scene
My kids are going to love this
Such a good song with so many epic versions
My lord this makes my motivation and adrenaline amp up!!! I have a Melody Maker at the shop I am payin' on. I am so impatient though. First guitar. Thank you for sharing- can't wait to jam like you.
I get that way with any movies with guitar in it. So I feel ya on this one. Such a classic to.
His neighbors are not ready for this yet but their kids gonna love it .
Very nice job 👍. Very close to the movie . I watched a documentary on the making of these scenes . It’s been years , but I have never , not once , heard anyone reproduce the absolute perfect , and distinct guitar solo that the guy in the movie did . Many have tried , but no one has got it yet and it’s been 40 years . I wish there was actual footage of it but I can’t find any . I’m not a guitar player so I don’t know how or what he done in the studio making the guitar magic for that scene , but it’s heavenly . I wish someone would nail it just like in the movie
Do a cover. Please. The way you did it is such a banger bro
Maaaan that's awesome ! Happy new year !!
Thank you! Happy New Year to you!
Love the video! Very relatable and also nice fit and guitar man 💯
Sério você tá com uma Gibson estilo do chuck Berry, com este timbrão fulcu bom em, ainda alimentou ao seu gosto. 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽🔥🔥
Chuck is Proud of you young Man! 👏👏👏👏👏👏
I watched this 3 times. That was insanely good
I just listened to Earth Angel by Marvin Berry and the Starlighters like 10 times today. 😄
The greatest guitar player I've ever seen
Did you get eyes yesterday, he's a good guitarist but what is this weird ass opinion
@@marly1017 it’s simply my opinion
@@GmanfromTexas have you heard polyphia's tim Henson? Or Jimi Hendrix? Or yngwie malsteem? Or even the writer of johnny be good chuck berry?
@@marly1017 yes I have. They are awesome too.
@@marly1017 U meant instead, ears(?
I'll stick with Tim Henson but there r much more legends like Van Halen, Herman Li of Dragonforce, Tommy Iommi, Buckethead, Slash, David Gilmour and Gary Holt
If I am the neighbor from this guy, I wake with a lot happiness and dancing with the song 😂😂😂
u know this song u been looking for. well listen to this
Back to the Future!
YOU are very good
PROFESHIONAL 👋
🎶🎸🎶🎸🎶🎸🎶
🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
Neighbors: Johnny, be good.
Johnny at 3 am:
There is a reason I am subscribed ❤
This is my new favorite TH-cam short
I’ll be right back, I gotta call my cousin Chuck…
Brilliant rendition!
Beyond good bro
Too good!
I know what you mean 😂. And the at the very end you just like I am good. I’ve been their too lol
You remind me of this guy I knew when I was younger by the name of Pat Cherry. He’s this guy you’d never expect could play and then he pulls out a guitar and plays his ass off!! Good job!!
Dude you need to do the whole thing and send it to me. That was good
It was this scene that got me begging my father for a sears catalog guitar for Christmas in 1995 (I was 5 years old). I got that sears catalog classical acoustic and actually still have it somewhere lol. Ive played guitar my whole life since that Christmas. I build guitars, pedals, tube and solid state amps and repair them all as well as on occasion restore/repair vintage tube radio receivers. And it all started with and because of this scene. Then a year or two after i got my sears catalog guitar i saw the Nirvana Heart Shaped Box music video on mtv early in the morning before school one day and that really set a spark off in my mind that propelled me into my musical journey. And that Christmas my present was a black and white squier strat that i had up until i gave it to mh nephew so he could learn guitar also. He trashed it in less than a month. Kids these days are trash. Anyways great scene and who doesnt love Chick Berry!?
Bravo! I sing, and play "Earth Angel" sometimes!
I remember when I first learnt how to play this, I was still a youngster and was at a boarding school, i was learning to play the guitar with a friend. I had saved all my newspaper round money, any money I had given to me for Christmas and birthdays, I got myself a Gibson les Paul epiphone starter kit, i opened it on Christmas morning and plugged it in, my step dad sat laughing at me saying that I'd never be able to play anything becuse I wasn't smart enough, tuned up, turned up and belted this intro into his face, he went bright red and never ever mentioned the guitar to me again.
Hate those nights, yet they're so pleasant.
me: Another guitarist watching this at 3:31 am *sleeps peacefully*
Me and my kids are ready for this.
That was SO good 🔥
I got into this song because of my love for Back to the Future and now I listen to Johnny B. Goode a few times a week at least lol. Because either the golden oldies station on Pandora which I'll listen too or because of the Back to the Future musical soundtrack version which I love. Now that's the best of both worlds right there, but it messes me up when listening to the original bc there is another line in between and I listen to the other so much I forget that
Awesome!! 👏👏😄
That szene was just EPIC in the movie. The thing with "Chuck? Hi, your cousin Marvin... " :D
But to be honest, if the music is good, the other stuff doesn´t count. And this song rocks...
Please do a video where you show your current gear 🙏🙏
So good !
This might be the reason why I started playing guitar now that I think of it. 20 some odd years ago 🎸
Neighbors: 😡😡😡
“I guess you guys aren’t ready for that yet”.
I love the pause 🤔 Should I do this??? 🤣🔥Nice! 👍🏽
Oh Yeah!
I guess your tennants are not ready for this, but your landowner is gonna love it
Awesome!
Nice bro now I’m gonna start doing this whenever I play this song lol
incredible
There's a video that replaces the movie audio with what Marty's fingers are actually doing as replayed by the maker of the video and the entire intro, though tuned to b flat instead of b, is SPOT ON. He was actually playing the Johnny B. Goode intro in that scene.
It is my dream to live in a place that I could rip guitar at anytime of day.
Love this
Hell yeah that's awesome
Hell yeah, brother
I live in a family of nerds and so Back to the Future is a staple in my house and as a guitarist it hurts, I won't even lie. I have to resist.
Nice touch playing the Gibson ES 335 at 3:35am
happens to me all the time, anytime i start watching someone play guitar 9/10 i start playing
A master in what he does
just sayin', Chuck Berry didn't need a wah. Fantastic riffing though. Love the Deluxe Reverb.
Your kids are gonna love it
dude when i watched it “IT HAS A BIGSBY!!!”
Nice! "Your just to damn loud!" Michael J Fox would be proud!
We take any and all excuses to send a prayer to The Patron Saint of Rock an Roll, Chuck Berry (Blessed Be His Name)
That’s 🔥
God I wish I could play like that I’ve been playing for 10 years and I can’t hit that level of insane
That’s heavy!!!