Chuck Berry Introduces Muddy Waters

[@genewilliams617]

That drummer was tearin it up!

[@bbb8997]

I'm thinking the drummer is Willie " big eyes" Smith

[@joeladams2540]

Hell yeah

[@tommiepattonkendrickiii1617]

​@@christophermay4998, what is this kind of typing?! 😅 You don't need to put all those 'periods' there like that. What the hell?!

[@tactical_pizzas3660]

​@@christophermay4998 Hey pal what's with the periods? Did your cat do that?

[@sigspearthumb3249]

​@@bbb8997You're right.

[@purplestuff]

"You gotta have big lips to say it" Chuck was a riot! 😂

[@Luiz-jv8lu]

In a room full of white people. The man was a manace😂

[@geneaddleman4144]

He ain't lying 🤣😂

[@joeladams2540]

He was crazy 😂

[@billhorstkamp98]

And a pervert

[@davidbagan5067]

Wasn't he a peado as well. 😉

[@beneaththecrust4661]

Nobody can give an introduction like Chuck Berry.

[@gregscavuzzo5457]

Or film employees in the restroom

[@lilybell4399]

@@gregscavuzzo5457, oh really? When did he do that?

[@gregscavuzzo5457]

@@lilybell4399 He did it in St Louis at a bar that he owned , he was arrested and found guilty, I think that he was made to do community service, look it up

[@gregscavuzzo5457]

@@lilybell4399 Just Google Chuck Berry or Wikipedia and read about him

[@Shaun1738]

This is similar to the introduction sonny boy Williamson gave for Lonnie Johnson before his “another night to cry” performance

[@JohnMoore-xf5wy]

I grew up listening to Muddy Waters, Robert Johnson, Howlin Wolf, and BB King in 50's Middle Tennessee on WLAC radio, Nashville. They were amazing!

[@00loudog]

Nashville was probably so much better back then even in the 90s when I was a kid it still almost had a small city feel now it’s out of control

[@JohnMoore-xf5wy]

@@00loudog I was a cadet at Castle Heights M.A. in Lebanon. Spent very little time in Nashville. WLAC AM was before FM, and sported 50,000 watts power clear channel and could be heard as far south as Montgomery, Alabama. There were two Blues programs on in sequence. Randy's Record Parade and Ernie's Record Mart. The DJ on Ernie's was a gravel-voiced guy named John Richburg. Both sold mail order 78rpm Blues records It was a wonderful time to be alive.

[@JerryCohen-n6e]

@@00loudog yeah,but it is still Nashville, deep down , and it would sure be nice to still have all our truly talented HONKY TONK HEROES, still sitting in the back room of TOOTSIES , HONKY TONK BAR, doing a guitar pull, and singing each other's songs!🍺💯🍺✌️

[@heimonen5174]

so you missed Albert King.

[@JohnMoore-xf5wy]

@@heimonen5174 Not at all.

[@Jordan-h7x1u]

Saw ole muddy in chi town several times small venues packed and tight playing pure musical experience!

[@tedwallerrox391]

Two Masters of the Game 💯🎼💯

[@romanfields7900]

This man was Rock and Roll.

[@glennjames7107]

IS, WAS, AND ALWAYS WILL BE ! THE TRUE INVENTOR AND KING OF ROCK !

[@j.d.o5709]

Muddy Waters got Chuck Berry his first recording sessions at Chess records. Without Muddy, there may never have been the Chuck Berry songs we know and love today. It’s clear from this video Chuck knew exactly who he owed everything to.

[@JerryCohen-n6e]

Chuck OWED so much to Johnny Johnson, but he never paid Johnny much at all. JJ was the main reason Chuck Berry rose to fame ! Ask Keith Richards, he KNOWS!

[@ngaromatenga2306]

Who cares at least we got ding-a-ling 😂

[@j.d.o5709]

@@JerryCohen-n6eThat is also true unfortunately, I’m aware.

[@smoothoperator7023]

So thats why CB was laying it on thick 😁

[@stewartfenton7660]

​​@@JerryCohen-n6eChuck was a dark character, you might catch him smiling when he was onstage, but other wise......

[@angelicbean7635]

When I showed my aunt a pic of Prince and said he had the best perm ever . She shdh and said child look at Mr Barry's first .

[@michaelwilliamson3771]

THOS SONG IS 50 YEARS OLD!!! MICHAEL...

[@rhondalafranca4833]

Holy shit! The Goosebumps I just got! Chuck Berry Bo Diddley Big Mama Thornton Bo Diddley Howlin Wolf Muddy Waters, and there's some I can't even remember right now because my heart's beating so fast. These damn kids think they know what music is?! I am 44 now and I was 6 when I first heard Howlin Wolf, real name Chester burnett. Right then I knew i was born in the wrong era. This was music. I would give anything now to be at any of is there a performances. Long live the greats, and I hope their music always stays alive

[@DonsTunes]

Word!

[@percyvolnar8010]

This is black music. Amen.

[@ginfluckyk9347]

Young génération... Listen...to him.. And appreciate..😮❤👍👏

[@jerryturner3997]

Yes indeed, two of the best of the BEST!! 🎶🎵🎶..🌎 Legendary Legends, 🕒Less!.. great📎 thanks for sharing..👍..BLUES..💙..

[@jimkirk4181]

Great night for the vibe and the culture

[@PhilipRawbon-rk8uv]

Saw him live every year on his birthday at the Colonial Tavern in Toronto blow me away!

[@tomyeo5240]

I was fortunate enough to see muddy waters live in the early 70's. I've been a huge blues fan ever since

[@TauriusBroads]

Chuck the Legend 😎👍🏾

[@oompaloompadoompa-de-doo3614]

Man Chuck was such a mischievous SOB. Just can’t appreciate him the same way after the things that have come to light.

[@sherbstone]

He was framed

[@angelicbean7635]

​@@sherbstoneAll the rock stars were 😉

[@JC-jr9hw]

@@sherbstone Bullshit. Chuck liked the young girls.

[@Patrice-rs1jg]

Grand homme du rock Mr Chuck Berry un géant 🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸👌👌👌👌

[@cmleoj]

He came to play in Austin and I shook hands with him. It was a nice moment in my life. When it came time to play, he was a serious performer, and he knew how to bring down the house.

[@ericfoster9343]

MIDNIGHT SPECIAL was my favorite going to sleep as a teen.❤😢

[@adorable6385]

Both called home to their father's house, gone but never never forgotten 😢❤🎉

[@butchcassidy3373]

Never got to see muddy waters but I did get to see Chuck play back in the eighties

[@delleschampion1091]

😢Chuck always praised his fellow musicians to the ultimate. He was one of the very best himself!

[@iangreenhalgh9280]

Nothing on TV anywhere near this level of cool and great anymore.

[@albertograms48]

The perm tho😂😂

[@roseoverstreet9483]

Back then they called what we now know as Perms,it was the Conk, Process. Basically pure potash mix. You'd have to start rinsing the hair when the client first expressed the scalp was burning. You really had to thoroughly rinse all traces of the chemicals out.

[@john-ic5pz]

that's a joyful noise they're making 💜💜💜

[@johnpadgett1073]

Yes sir. I love this video. Real music 🎶.

[@tammyrashad4368]

This is totally awesome 🥰😎😍

[@majedabbas2242]

The man 🙏♥️♥️♥️♥️👑🎸🎸🎸🎹🎹🎹🎺🎼

[@romecottrell6444]

Muddy Waters is the greatest 🎶 musician who ever play the Blues music 🎶.

[@GrandChamp93]

What A Great Introduction From A King Himself I Salute Mr Chuck Berry 💪🏾✊🏾💙

[@jacknorton2639]

Serious thumbs up! Never saw this before. Thank you. I need to check out the full show.

[@XshakeninjaX]

Blues is the music to appreciate

[@_an-aesthete_]

Awesomeness!! 1 legend introducing another. That Muddy Waters track is so groovy ✨

[@bigtay522]

Freddie King needs to be right up there with the greatest blues singers

[@aurnbob7209]

the Texas Bluesman Freddie King

[@JohnMoore-xf5wy]

Sure does.

[@gregscavuzzo5457]

The Texas Cannonball, I saw Freddy King play The Armadillo World Headquarters in Austin Texas 4 or 5 times, he was great, not as well known as Chuck Berry but he was a much better guitar player and singer ,RIP Freddy King

[@tunelowplayslow5623]

I'll be so bold to say he was even better than BB. And I love BB. But Freddy was something really special.

[@glennjames7107]

Chuck Berry, the true inventor, and King of Rock !

[@mikevectorkilo4410]

Muddy Waters really did have a fantastic voice.

[@arashbk8530]

BBBlllluuussee❤❤❤🇮🇷🇮🇷

[@bernettabunny]

First time I heard Muddy Waters Etta James life story that Beyonce played Etta James which I think she did a beautiful job in that movie❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@timcornelius1912]

Cadillac records

[@jerryyoung4281]

2 of the greatest blues players

[@reginamaura6821]

WONDERFUL ❤️ 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

[@pellajoe]

Chuck Berry introduces Muddy Waters!!!! Wish I was alive to see this in person!

[@levivaughn52]

Muddy is and will always be a beast

[@gregscavuzzo5457]

A friend of mine, Craig Eastman and myself went to see Muddy Waters at the original Antone's in Austin Texas around 1975 or 1976 , during intermission a guy goes on stage and invites everyone to his house for a party to honor Muddy Waters and celebrate his birthday, well after the show we drive over to East Austin and park down the street, we sat there asking ourselves if we should go in , finally we knock on the door and when they open it no one was there, but we could see a huge spread of BBQ , ribs , brisket, ham , white bread, potato salad, and corn on the cob, it was $5.00 for all you could eat, we got a big plate and sat down at the table, and these people were probably in their 60s and they were so kind to us, they made these two college students feel like kings , anyway we are stuffing ourselves when in comes Muddy Waters and his band, it seems that he was cousins to the homeowner, then 10 or 15 minutes later in comes Paul Ray and The Cobras with Stevie Ray Vaughan and Denny Freeman, man it was a great night, we just sat and listened to the musicians tell stories , Austin was great back in the 1960s and 1970s

[@levivaughn52]

@@gregscavuzzo5457.. WOW incredible 👏 story

[@shellyshelly6255]

Wowwww!!!! A beautiful story, I can just imagine what a great time you had with your friends.

[@37BopCity]

1973---- the year I saw Muddy live with this very band. He was absolutely fantastic in every way and I've remembered that show all my life. Jerry Portnoy on harp, and the white kid on guitar is 18 year old Hollywood Fats.

[@vonsuthoff]

*If my home state of Mississippi never existed, rock n roll would never have been, and the world would be much worse off for sure. All hail the Blues... and all hail Rock n Roll!*

[@vincentbuccieri9305]

Coming form Master Berry that was a Huge Compliment!

[@kindell1]

From one legend to another

[@markpegues915]

Still the greatest blues singer of all time!

[@candisjackson3917]

The best there ever was!❤❤❤

[@ОкенМолдокадыров]

Өтө ырахаттуу музыка, керемет ырчы!👍

[@JerryCohen-n6e]

Chuck was RIGHT about Muddy! Both were the reason why we got to see The ROLLING STONES, almost all of MY LIFE! But they did pay homage to Muddy and Chuck! And they are now back in business with a brand new Studio Album! With Stevie Wonder on it, and that guy who played with The Beatles,.. Paul McCartney? Lol! But these 2 here, Muddy and Chuck, STARTED the rebellion of ROCK'n' ROLL!💯%! 🍺🎸🎷🍻🍺💯✌️

[@boyheswearsalot6164]

I saw the Muddy Waters band in small places , multiple times .This was pre Jerry Portnoy on harp.The sound they got was crazy good. Also .... Chuck was right.

[@laman8914]

This is the real Chuck Berry. Feel him.

[@rkang6531]

That h**ker REALLY FELT HIM

[@DANPARKER-sw8nr]

This is so.cool,and I had the wonderful pleasure of seeing Muddy Waters with Eric Clapton on Eric's behind the sun tour I'n believe 1978 at the Atlanta Omni. Damn what a show!

[@rachelcordova1110]

Great intro, just would have loved to see Muddy Waters sing. Chuck Barry, amd Muddy wayers together at tje same vende must have been quite the show❤❤❤❤❤

[@joyjoy1236]

Our Elders in “Black” America were the most unique and talented people on earth. #❤mypeople #theaboriginal #thegods #restinpower

[@anonymityt2681]

i guess its finally my turn to get recommended great classic footage

[@user-sr5fh3eb1u]

Without Chuck Berry, there wouldn't be any rock and roll. Without muddy, there wouldn't be no Chuck Berry.

[@C.I.T.H.]

yeah and without chuck berry hairstyle and thick sideburns, there wouldn't be no wolverine from the x-men with chuck sideburns and hairstyle.

[@lendellwilliams5444]

Rest in peace to these legendary artists

[@kevinmitchell8650]

They had that mojo working!!!

[@guitarlover1370]

Damn Mos Def most definitely knows how to introduce a legend

[@Chucky-j6r]

LEGENDS JUST LIVIN AN ITS EVERLASTING 💯

[@kevincaselle3174]

'the blues got soul'. muddy waters

[@ednaatluxton4918]

I was just about to start singing it and it was cut off lol. Great song. Love Muddy"s music. ❤🇨🇦

[@davidbennett8933]

YEA IT'S WORKIN 🦇⚡⚡😁👢👢🕶️🍷🚬

[@billygoatracer]

Love it ❤

[@Ramesses52]

The Master Muddy Waters. Great Bluesman

[@wilbertwalker1133]

He is great

[@hillarymacadam424]

Hallelujah and seek Yeshuas Help every day to plunge forward through that mud with true grit

[@StayObjective]

It blows my mind that this was actually happening while I didnt exist.

[@john-ic5pz]

🤣 I mean, billions of years have occurred without you. and billions more will occur after we're gone. try to stay objective about this, my man! 🤭 💜😊✌️ have fun while we're here

[@StayObjective]

@@john-ic5pz I'm not talking about billions of years ago, i'm talking about this moment in the video.

[@visualsbysenpai]

​@@StayObjectiveso what? SpongeBob is 7 years before I exist

[@StayObjective]

@@visualsbysenpai "Why would you ruin it? who was i hurting?" ~ Joey Tribbiani

[@visualsbysenpai]

@@StayObjective I don't really understand?

[@LindaRailey]

My sister Helen Loves Him

[@lasondriawyatt2267]

I know who they both are, because, my mom loves and grew up on the Blues❤

[@jamesmcd71]

It's so surprising how most people don't know who Muddy Waters is, and most who do know him don't know he is one if not the most important Guitar player to have ever lived.

[@DonsTunes]

Fact

[@SherryRivers-j1y]

Old Muddy said that rock/roll ain't nothing but the blues played faster.than the blues

[@williamprobus7386]

Mr. Muddy Waters

[@baharinkamarul3389]

Exactly one year after this, i was born😚

[@mahatmacote6478]

Muddy. The best BLOOZE MAN who ever was

[@thiagoaraujo579]

O mestre ❤

[@areoinstylz]

I wanna be introduced just like this 🔥🔥🔥💯

[@bothcarmen9917]

Hai! Very Nice! Happy Summer! 👍❤️🙂🌹🍀🌷🍿🥤💕🌟

[@billfeld5883]

I seen him in 1973!! Great show. 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@xa9131]

The god father of rock n roll Chuck Berry!!!!

[@mary..2205mggio]

Wonderful

[@jamesyoung4508]

Muddy Waters and Chuck Berry true true Legends facts 😎

[@SalvatoreGiacani]

Un grandissimo, un gigante l'anima del Rock and Roll

[@gifi11]

Cadillac Records, even though not 100% accurate, it made me deep dive into so many important figures in music.

[@chuckmarlow6604]

50 years ago where has the time gone seems like it was yesterday

[@philiplabossiere3421]

Respect, The Blues had a baby

[@shootinnscootin5545]

"Muddy Water invented electricity"

[@carolcamp4828]

Snoop reminds me of Chuck Berry so much!

[@kingofthebes]

The Godfather of the Blues and the Last Don 💙 😢❤

[@KMiles-ee1rg]

Cadillac Records the movies' real lifé Superstars.

[@UnkoMykesLLC]

Man! What I’d do to see this entire video

[@smoothoperator7023]

Well now that's an opinion there Chuck. I loved Muddy, but i cast my vote for that bad man, Howlin' Wolf as the Greatest. 🔥🎙️🐺🔥 Plz refer to Smokestack Lightning live in England 1964 as a small sample. Aside from Charley Patton,there was never a howlin', growlin' voice ever like these two.

[@hartleycwhite]

Muddy Waters and Chuck Berry two of the greatest musicians of the Twentieth century(right up there with Mozart and Beethoven , but sadly overlooked and underrated.)

[@johnm3152]

Somethings working overtime !!

[@ZONEPRESSLLC]

Legends

[@eyesforeternity]

bbBLUEEESSS

[@AladineSane007]

Sooooo great!

[@postpunk6947]

Muddy was a men. Keith Richards told a story in his autobiography "Life", when he was in the Chess Records' headquarters in Chicago, he saw a guy painting ceiling. White paint dripped onto his face, but the guy didn't give up. It took Keith a few moments to realize the guy was Muddy Waters xD The Chess Brothers had a company policy that no matter what happens, you have to work. Muddy's music wasn't selling well at the time, so he helped with the renovation work.