Berry was notorious for coming to a gig without having a scheduled backing band. He would then request any local band on the fly. In one instance, he got Bruce Springstgeen's early band to back him. There was no rehearsal. They asked him what songs they were going to play, and he said "Chuck Berry songs," as they launched into their first song.
@Mark Rondson His live performances were always ramshackle affairs. In the documentary with Keith Richards for his anniversary show, Richards pointed this out, and then during the actual show refused to switch keys when Berry asked him to because he knew how off the rails Berry could get while improvising. Richards was also extremely high during these interviews.
@@itheuserfirst3186 I saw that doc. Chuck humiliated Keith during the rehearsal scenes, telling him that he wasn't playing the opening riff to Johnny B Goode correctly. He was right.
It's from a movie called "Chuck Berry: Hail! Hail! Rock 'n' Roll!" that was filmed in 1986. I saw it when it was in the theaters in 1987. Seems like just a couple years ago. I can't believe it's been 34 years! Damn, time flies! 😟
The 1973 el dorado is at the smithsonian museum along with some guitars The others his family sold at Barrett Jackson. Rip to the architect of rock n roll.
Saw him up close the same year as this film, in Ottawa Ont Canada. the night after he appeared on the Tonight Show with Johnny Carson. The Tonight show appearance in on TH-cam. Carson said it's the first time he had a guest receive so many standing ovations.
Now them Cadillacs will be on display in a museum generate money 💰 just like you wanted Mr Chuck Berry as well as your guitars you were a living legend🎸🇺🇸
@@TheBluesmanBlue I just read that in the comments. I don't even know if it's true because I can't find anything online confirming it. So I guess take what you read in comments for what they're worth. 😂🤷
@@danejurus69 well I can tell you one thing one of them Cadillacs are in the African American Museum in Washington DC my sister took my dad there and his photograph standing by one so you are right
@@benromaine8975 From everything I’ve heard about Chuck Berry “the business man,” if anyone was “rolling” anyone in a money deal, it was Chuck doing the rolling. The man supposedly never left a dollar on the table, which is fine, but I don’t think he was getting “roled.”
Berry was a strange cat. He was raised fairly educated for the neighborhood he grew up in, but still ran afoul of the law. He was an interior decorator before writing songs, and had a country side to him that informed his music.
I enjoy seeing Chuck be himself. Thank you Chuck for all the good music. Changed my life. Bobby Barth is still out there. He toured the world with Chuck at 17. He told me he was the only white guy Chuck ever liked. I asked him how he knew. He said "Chuck told me." see Bobby with Blackfoot Swedish Rock Fest 2005 "Sunshine Again" on TH-cam. Pretty good for a white boy.
The worst business man ever he invented rock and roll and got very little money, had to sell his fleet of cadillacs to get by in the end died nearly broke.
@@walkertongdee worst business man ever? You must not know racism works. Howling Wolf died broke in a welfare hospice but Mick Jagger took his sound, The Doors took his sound and all became RICH!. The Rolling Stones name comes from a Muddy Waters song, also died broke. Jackie Wilson and Wilson Pickett had rock and roll hits for years and all of them died broke. All black musicians in rock and roll died broke thats why they were so apprehensive about letting white folks into rap music. To hear young folks say it black folks never did rock and roll or country music when the historical record says they invented it. They made a movie about NWA and people honestly thought rap music began only when white folks got interested in it in 1990 when people had been doing it in New York City and London since 1975 for no money just local fame.
@@kingartison all I can say is were old school youngsters that's what these trendys and newbies cant stand were there age and we ain't giving up are values for shit!!
Im in New Zealand and its great to see that Chuck was doing fine at that time, a lot better than we, his fans were in Wellington New Zealand where he Take the Money and Run..we couldnt believe it when we eventually learned the real reason why we had to endure hours of standing in line waiting to get entry to the concert venue. On the night we were fed the BS line that Chucky had thrown a sickie and couldnt fire that night, the Flu was ALWAYS a good excuse that asks no more questions as weve all had the flu and know that singing, let alone a concert is a waste of effort. needless to say, we didnt get our money back, as per usual.
What a truly nice and genuinely friendly family the berries are I can't get into too much detail but I was working in a hotel installing TVs and movies and everything that makes that stuff work while we were in uniform we were not to engage with any of hotel customers all the sudden I get in the elevator at the end of the day in uniform and I start heading up the next floor elevator stops and a whole bunch of people get in as I'm doing my best to stand there with my hands behind my back in the most professional manner I could not but help noticing this very familiar face I tried not to stare at it and I looked a couple times with that somebody on the other side of the elevator says excuse me sir who are you I politely told him my name so that I was working and he says do you recognize somebody here and I said I don't think so and I politely explained that you know I am not basically to you know bother and interact with that they all said do you recognize any of us and all looked at me I looked at him and I instantly recognized Chuck although I did not say anything to that man I believe it was his aunt or cousin that I was speaking to they were very nice offered me to come back to their room if I liked once I got out of uniform and really made me feel nice not like some of the other stars and celebrities I have met like the one and only bon Jovi as when I seen him I walk up and recognize and put out my hand to shake it he didn't even want to acknowledge me so berries I wish I could have had a much more in-depth conversation with you but it was truly a pleasure to meet you thank you for that experience
Come on Guys..Let’s Appreciate the Story And Stop Been Dumb..This Person met Chuck Berry so to Hell with your Punctuation Marks and Childish Nonsense.......Thanks for Sharing such an Incredible Story...Stay Blessed.
Yes I was amazed after hearing about Chuck Berry's sexual hangups involving bodily functions. Gross is to put it mildly. Still liked his music. Dad gave me access to Bo Diddley, Little Richard, Howling Wolf, Fats Domino and Chuck Berry long before Stones and Beatles thankfully exposed them further.
My 1975 Cadillac Eldorado convertible with 55,000 original miles. Which looks like it came off the show room floor in 1975 is only valued at around $18,000-$22,000 and they only made 8,400 of them. But it's worth a million smiles to drive it. Call her the neck snapper, cause she snaps other drivers neck when I'm running down the highway that 502ci 8.2 liter under that long ass hood roars like a beast.
All put to business expenses as well. He was very shrewd on how he ran his business. Another example being that he always had to get cash up front before he would play.
He was one interesting guy haha. Some call him the father of Rock n roll, the true king. Either way, his music will never die. I feel like he'd just be a cool cat to hang out with and just cruise.
In person? He was a foul-tempered scary monster + sex fiend. Keith Richards was painfully disappointed to meet his hero and find him to be a total nasty jerk.
Mr Berry should have been the richest man in the music business but had to sell his prised possessions that should have sold for a fortune because of his name, everyone effed over this man, the man who invented rock and roll.
Those Caddys have no particular place to go.
They will.
@ Jon Gilbertson
He didn't get it. 😉😂😉
@@kensmechanicalaffair well, that went over your head, now didn’t it
@@2023-Sucked Yes.
@@kensmechanicalaffair no particular place to go was a song written by chuck berry
HAhahhaha the way he just slithers out of frame is fucking gold.
For some reason, it reminded me of that “you’re all going to hell” vine with the guy sliding down the staircase, lol.
Slithers?, I'd say he Peacocked out of frame. He took control
😂🎖️
Chuck Berry liked to fart in women's mouth, no joke.
He was also an honorary member of Anton Lavey's Church of Satan!
@@knightscroftsquire-muldoon Cool.
Berry was notorious for coming to a gig without having a scheduled backing band. He would then request any local band on the fly. In one instance, he got Bruce Springstgeen's early band to back him. There was no rehearsal. They asked him what songs they were going to play, and he said "Chuck Berry songs," as they launched into their first song.
Interesting. Imagine another musician being that generous.
I'm a *_huge_* Chuck Berry fan, but I'm an honest guy and even I have to admit: if you know one Chuck Berry song, you know 'em all! 😄 🎵
@Mark Rondson His live performances were always ramshackle affairs. In the documentary with Keith Richards for his anniversary show, Richards pointed this out, and then during the actual show refused to switch keys when Berry asked him to because he knew how off the rails Berry could get while improvising. Richards was also extremely high during these interviews.
@@itheuserfirst3186 I saw that doc. Chuck humiliated Keith during the rehearsal scenes, telling him that he wasn't playing the opening riff to Johnny B Goode correctly. He was right.
He really borrowed everything from that Calvin Klein guy in 1955. "This is a blues riff in B. Watch me for the changes, and try to keep up.".
can't tell if this video was made in the 80s or like 2 years ago.
Classic and legendary never ages
Well Berry passed away in 2017 so more than likely the 80s-early 2000's
It's from a movie called "Chuck Berry: Hail! Hail! Rock 'n' Roll!" that was filmed in 1986.
I saw it when it was in the theaters in 1987. Seems like just a couple years ago. I can't believe it's been 34 years! Damn, time flies! 😟
because it was recorded on film.. videos recorded on film look better in 4k as well
@@edgarbanuelos6472 “80’s, early-2000’s.” lol
I like how he knows that the vehicles that he owns will appreciate over time so he said nah to the $4,000
You can't even buy new tires & rims for $4,000. now.
His intellect impresses me too.
@@robertbrown5470 you can certainly buy a used 70s Cadillac for $4,000. Those are mechanically terrible cars.
@@Michael-pf8we In NEW condition??
@@robertbrown5470 nothing cost 4 grand in new condition
“73, 75, 77! In 20 years, I’ll sell them to you for $50,000!” Chuck Berry best car salesman!
I think Chuck was way off…. I’m sure they got more than 50k a piece when finally sold.
Yes
@@OakLawnSpeedShop not in the 90s. He'd be lucky to get $10k each on those. I know I was looking in hemmings
I was lucky enough to see this guy play live. Dude came in on a helicopter like a boss.
The 1973 el dorado is at the smithsonian museum along with some guitars The others his family sold at Barrett Jackson. Rip to the architect of rock n roll.
Chuck Berry
The REAL King of Rock 'n' Roll
Chuck Berry once stole a plate of hot wings from my mom. Mixed feelings on him. Those were MY wings
@@jknott1509 🤷🏽♂️ that’s where your mom made the mistake of not getting Lemon pepper ... everyone knows Chuck berry is allergic to lemon
That 73 in the video is not an Eldorado. It is a Sedan DeVille or a Fleetwood.
No Eldorados in that video
I love the story about Chuck punching Keith Richards in the face for touching his guitar. It doesn't get more rock n roll than that.
Nope it doesn’t 😆🤜😵💫😎Rip C.B
That never happened or Chuck Berry would have died.
Had it all goosed up..
This guy is a true throwback
This is so confusingly timeless
How on Earth are you confused!!??
@@SonnyGTA come on, it looks as if it was filmed yesterday despite being old footage. Why so dense?
Chuck was the best entertainer I had ever seen in person. Absolutely a talented gentleman!!!
Guessing you didn't see his water sports video
So you never seen Jerry Lee Lewis!
Saw him up close the same year as this film, in Ottawa Ont Canada. the night after he appeared on the Tonight Show with Johnny Carson. The Tonight show appearance in on TH-cam. Carson said it's the first time he had a guest receive so many standing ovations.
Are you serious? Jesus.
He must be the ONLY entertainer you've ever seen.
Now them Cadillacs will be on display in a museum generate money 💰 just like you wanted Mr Chuck Berry as well as your guitars you were a living legend🎸🇺🇸
3 of them got sold at auction by his family.
Well we should have known that right do you know how much
@@TheBluesmanBlue I just read that in the comments. I don't even know if it's true because I can't find anything online confirming it. So I guess take what you read in comments for what they're worth. 😂🤷
@@danejurus69 well I can tell you one thing one of them Cadillacs are in the African American Museum in Washington DC my sister took my dad there and his photograph standing by one so you are right
@@TheBluesmanBlue yeah at least that one was spared. Such a beauty.
You see this old truck? I own it. It don't own me. Howling Wolf
He said that to Mudd Chuck came in getting a bag with knowledge of the business
So true
Howlin' Wolf was a Rockin' Daddy. 😁
I own it, it don't own me. Fuckin John Wayne!
Yeah we saw that film too
RIP Chuck.I loved your music & classic American cars.Would happily own one of yours.Nice rides that you hot rodded like your brand of Rock n Roll.
OCTOBER 18, 2021 : HAPPY BIRTHDAY, CHUCK BERRY!!!! THANK YOU FOR THE ROCK AND ROLL MUSIC & LEGENDARY GUITAR PLAYING!!!! R.I.P. 🎸🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶
Fantastic! They tried to role Chuck but he wasn’t having it.
You can’t do the impossible! I could watch that concert a million times
They can roll over Beethoven, but they cannot roll over the Chuck.
More like the other way around, but whatever....
@@markstevens1729 ?
@@benromaine8975 From everything I’ve heard about Chuck Berry “the business man,” if anyone was “rolling” anyone in a money deal, it was Chuck doing the rolling. The man supposedly never left a dollar on the table, which is fine, but I don’t think he was getting “roled.”
THAT got a BIG laugh in the movie theatre at the end there, remember it well.
what movie?
@@androlibre9661 this is a movie you know
@@androlibre9661: "Chuck Berry: Hail! Hail! Rock 'n' Roll" (1987)
@@brucewallace1600 Which movie?
@@joseesparza2364 Chuck Berry HAIL! HAIL! Rock 'n' Roll.
Chuck was an absolutely brilliant businessman. He owned everything.
My dad's band The Chartbusters used to open up for Chuck and his band back in the 50s
I met Chuck at a restaurant/ nightclub many years ago. He was a wonderful person.
You must have been drunk. Or blind.
Berry was a strange cat. He was raised fairly educated for the neighborhood he grew up in, but still ran afoul of the law. He was an interior decorator before writing songs, and had a country side to him that informed his music.
Thanks for the rundown.
That's called a paradox.
How was he strange?
@@Colinshreds69 But why is the rum gone?
@@Losrandir i dont get it man......
Very glad this popped up in my recommend, RIP CHUCK. 🎸
I enjoy seeing Chuck be himself.
Thank you Chuck for all the good music. Changed my life. Bobby Barth is still out there. He toured the world with Chuck at 17. He told me he was the only white guy Chuck ever liked. I asked him how he knew. He said "Chuck told me." see Bobby with Blackfoot Swedish Rock Fest 2005 "Sunshine Again" on TH-cam. Pretty good for a white boy.
I love how Chuck talks - RIP
I'm an All- American Boy !!! He was too Smooth...lol
What's the name of the song at the end?
One of The True Kings of Rock and Roll
Brother was a Straight Shoot from the Hip, Shrewd Businessman, Brother did Not Play Around when it came to Deals & Financing.
He went to prison for tax evasion.
@Tough Buddy
He was a Black Man, Shrewd Business Man & Musician, he can't be Labeled as a Brother?
@Da'q'ua'n Negronius
Didn't Start Any of this!
The worst business man ever he invented rock and roll and got very little money, had to sell his fleet of cadillacs to get by in the end died nearly broke.
@@walkertongdee worst business man ever? You must not know racism works. Howling Wolf died broke in a welfare hospice but Mick Jagger took his sound, The Doors took his sound and all became RICH!. The Rolling Stones name comes from a Muddy Waters song, also died broke. Jackie Wilson and Wilson Pickett had rock and roll hits for years and all of them died broke. All black musicians in rock and roll died broke thats why they were so apprehensive about letting white folks into rap music. To hear young folks say it black folks never did rock and roll or country music when the historical record says they invented it. They made a movie about NWA and people honestly thought rap music began only when white folks got interested in it in 1990 when people had been doing it in New York City and London since 1975 for no money just local fame.
Great artist , guitar player and cars enthusiastic,a real legend R.I.P
I love how he strolls off the screen at the end
I believe those Cadillacs... Have no particular place to go.
Can you imagine how he felt, when he couldn't unfasten the safety belt?
He must have held a grudge for the safety belt that wouldn't budge
One of the all time Greats , he inspired a generation
Beautiful cars 😍
Chuck is such a cool dude. I can listen to that man talk all day.
Chuck was an American Treasure... solid recommendation, youtube
One things for sure, Chuck knew the value of a dollar. You don't fool Chuck.
I have this scene on my DVD of Hail, Hail Rock & Roll. I always loved the scene at the end how he leaves the shot.
Probably were STILL sitting there when he died ... but family cashed them out!
I bet they were sold for scrap
@@krazi77 I bet not
@@akishot6735 just a thought. maybe they were sold at barrett jackson.
Strange, didn't hear about his death at all till now, thought he was still around
@@kiyosenl.3889 He had a good run. Pretty sure he was 90 or something when he died.
he play in NICE in that time early 1980's , and so him again in 1993 look older and been very rude too§§ love him !!! R.I.P !!!
Used to hang out at Berry farms all the time,, Chuck was a great guy and a great friend.. Rest in peace brother...
Wan of great stars kings of Rock and roll i love him berry mr Johnny b good
Chuck Berry those were the days. Dammmmm
God bless that all American boya , mad love for Mr berry
These cars literally were so beautiful and still are they look better than a lot of what we got these days
You are so right about that one I'm 23 and I understand completely of what you mean right there
shame that american cars in the 70s werent known for their build quality
@@mikewade386 I’m right there with you I’m 26 and a lot of the cars I’d spend asking price for are older they had more character and worth
@@Shiggiesmalls02 shame indeed
@@kingartison all I can say is were old school youngsters that's what these trendys and newbies cant stand were there age and we ain't giving up are values for shit!!
Brother Chuck Berry!
An extremely smart man, who they tried to make look bad because he was so liked by many.
#LEGEND🎸 ✊🏿💪🏿🎤😔❣🌹
Chuck Berry and Roy Clark are the most bestest geetar players in the whole dad gum country down south down there. Twang!
Love you Chuck. Most people didn't how intelligent you really were. R.I.P. King of Rock N Roll.
Those guys who offered you such a low amount .musta been playing with their on ding a lings.
Those guys who failed to come up with the green,
Musta been playing with their _own_ ding-a-lings! 🎵
Probably pretty close to fair market value at the time. They are a business not a charity
@@camtwan1 it was a joke i was doing sorry
@@camtwan1 : Yeah, but these cars were owned by the legendary Chuck Berry! 🎸 That's gotta be worth something.
Those guys there, how very sad
The ripp-off'n-est deals you've ever had
Chuck is the KING!, of Rock-n-Roll.
Chuck Berry had a great taste in cars, Cadillacs have always been my favorite car to own
So true. Ole Chuck was a sharp fellow.
Fuck yeah.
Love you Chuck.
R.I.P Mr. Rock N Roll
"50k$'sss" ***swangs out of the frame*** Man was the definition of class. Legend.
😃😃😃😃You what.???? You've no idea about class. Pimp mobiles for blacks.
@@stringer-ik1pc The same "pimp mobile" that non Black people were purchasing and driving?
That’s what my garage is gonna look like some day. A collection of old Lincoln’s and Cadillacs.
So a collection of project cars and time pits with about half of them running? :D
Chuck Berry what a Cherry. GOLDEN.
All Hail the King....Whoever Posted This is a Genius.....Thanks...👍🏽
They's been bad ass's in rock-and-roll before and since and then there's Mr Chuck fuckin Berry
Im in New Zealand and its great to see that Chuck was doing fine at that time, a lot better than we, his fans were in Wellington New Zealand where he Take the Money and Run..we couldnt believe it when we eventually learned the real reason why we had to endure hours of standing in line waiting to get entry to the concert venue. On the night we were fed the BS line that Chucky had thrown a sickie and couldnt fire that night, the Flu was ALWAYS a good excuse that asks no more questions as weve all had the flu and know that singing, let alone a concert is a waste of effort. needless to say, we didnt get our money back, as per usual.
One minute of video, many hours of thought.
What a truly nice and genuinely friendly family the berries are I can't get into too much detail but I was working in a hotel installing TVs and movies and everything that makes that stuff work while we were in uniform we were not to engage with any of hotel customers all the sudden I get in the elevator at the end of the day in uniform and I start heading up the next floor elevator stops and a whole bunch of people get in as I'm doing my best to stand there with my hands behind my back in the most professional manner I could not but help noticing this very familiar face I tried not to stare at it and I looked a couple times with that somebody on the other side of the elevator says excuse me sir who are you I politely told him my name so that I was working and he says do you recognize somebody here and I said I don't think so and I politely explained that you know I am not basically to you know bother and interact with that they all said do you recognize any of us and all looked at me I looked at him and I instantly recognized Chuck although I did not say anything to that man I believe it was his aunt or cousin that I was speaking to they were very nice offered me to come back to their room if I liked once I got out of uniform and really made me feel nice not like some of the other stars and celebrities I have met like the one and only bon Jovi as when I seen him I walk up and recognize and put out my hand to shake it he didn't even want to acknowledge me so berries I wish I could have had a much more in-depth conversation with you but it was truly a pleasure to meet you thank you for that experience
please use commas and periods
How do you expect anyone to read that much writing without any punctuation whatsoever? Did they not teach you that stuff in school?
His last name is Berry, right? It's a proper noun, so the plural would not be Berries.
“Berries”, lol!
Come on Guys..Let’s Appreciate the Story And Stop Been Dumb..This Person met Chuck Berry so to Hell with your Punctuation Marks and Childish Nonsense.......Thanks for Sharing such an Incredible Story...Stay Blessed.
Probably has cameras under all the seats lol
under the dash would offer a better view
Yes I was amazed after hearing about Chuck Berry's sexual hangups involving bodily functions. Gross is to put it mildly. Still liked his music. Dad gave me access to Bo Diddley, Little Richard, Howling Wolf, Fats Domino and Chuck Berry long before Stones and Beatles thankfully exposed them further.
@@ksr9t Has there ever been any solid proof of these things this man was said to be about?
Such a good movie!
The man who invented rock and roll. She respect!! Hey Chuck, you know that new sound you were looking for!? Even back to the future knew.
No chauffer, he drove himself to his gigs, with equipment in the trunk. Meet the makeshift band at the venue. Old school.
Maybelline why can't you be true, oh maybelline why can't you be true 🎵🎶🎶
Words can't describe how much I miss this man right now, and it's only been.... *looks at my calendar*
4 years.... 😭
Chuck was ahead of his time in so many ways normal people wouldn't even understand what he was even saying LOVE LIVE THE REAL KING OF ROCK & ROLL 💪🏾💯
"As I was'a motivating over the hill....I saw Maybelline in a coup Deville...Cadilac motoring down an open road...but nothing can outrun my V8 Ford"
Great Rock & Roller...The Spirit of play...
My 1975 Cadillac Eldorado convertible with 55,000 original miles. Which looks like it came off the show room floor in 1975 is only valued at around $18,000-$22,000 and they only made 8,400 of them. But it's worth a million smiles to drive it. Call her the neck snapper, cause she snaps other drivers neck when I'm running down the highway that 502ci 8.2 liter under that long ass hood roars like a beast.
Coincidentally, $18,000 - $22,000 is also your monthly gas bill. 😁
@@Milesco she only gets 7 miles to the gallon on the highway... that's after a tune up.
Chuck berry is great
The "you know when it's time to hide" bit got me, lol... Considering how much shxt he got into, and why, lol...
Chuck bought a new Gibson each year too, and put the previous in mothballs. Imagine that collection...
OMG!
All put to business expenses as well. He was very shrewd on how he ran his business. Another example being that he always had to get cash up front before he would play.
Not just a REAL Cadillac but Chuck Berry's Cadillac!
If they all had the same wheels and tires as the red Cadillac, Trues and Vogues baby! $7,500 in just the wheels and tires alone. Chucks a legend...
the 73's are iconic
The true king of rock n roll
Big brother is smoooooooth...."I'm an old American boy" 100%
Long Live Rock & Roll…!!!
" black windows..I can hide anytime I wanna hide ..."😂
He was one interesting guy haha. Some call him the father of Rock n roll, the true king. Either way, his music will never die. I feel like he'd just be a cool cat to hang out with and just cruise.
In person? He was a foul-tempered scary monster + sex fiend. Keith Richards was painfully disappointed to meet his hero and find him to be a total nasty jerk.
Chuck Berry is a vampire and every three generations he changes identity. These days ? You may know him as Snoop Dog.
Mr Berry should have been the richest man in the music business but had to sell his prised possessions that should have sold for a fortune because of his name, everyone effed over this man, the man who invented rock and roll.
For some reason now I want a cadillac only from this man though
that was really f'king beautiful
I love this man
I never seen a old school caddy with tints.. looks nice
I just realized Mos Def is 1 hell of an Actor for playing Chuck Berry so well In Cadillac Record's. Had him down to a T
He could have sold for as much as he wanted. It is like that Seinfeld episode of a celebrity’s car. That does add that kinda value
Thanx 4 the vid bro... cool memories
Another great legend
😎😎Chuck Berry was cool cool cool!!!! Too cool for school 👍🏾👍🏾 All American boy!!!!!
Old Chuck had that grill an woman on them 86’s
If it wasn't called Rock n Roll, it would be called Chuck Berry.
Don't forget that he was about 60 years old when this was filmed. Still sharp as a tack.
Oh yea---he's really a sharp guy.
This is from his birthday special with Kieth Richards.
Bruh Mos def played this dude so well
Chuck Berry could sell me my own car just to sit and chat for a couple of hours with him.
the king of rock n roll.
@0:56 i'm an all American boy!! 😂