Chuck Berry - Johnny B Goode | REACTION

[@jamelakajamal]

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[@peck404]

Yeah by now you probably know Chuck Berry was very naughty🎸🎸 he has a colorful past to say the least.... Remember when he got in trouble for rigging all them toilets with cameras to watch women. 😮😮😮🥺🎸

[@jasonanderson2882]

Classic. You Never Can Tell

[@AustinKloud]

Growing up listening to Chuck -is the reason I had to have a Gibson ES-335 guitar. *Yes I still play that guitar.

[@chipmusick682]

@George Jones For God's sake...don't forget Sam Cooke, or George Jones.

[@andrewmarte5444]

godfather of r and r

[@MsPrincesspaulina]

There'd be no Rock music without Chuck Berry.

[@Hobodeluxe960]

I wouldn't go that far bet he certainly gave those who come after him a core set of licks they could start to learn and then let their minds have fun with it and build from it. they owe him a debt.

[@lutherl2350]

@@Hobodeluxe960 agreed. Rock n roll would most likely still have survived not having Chuck Berry but I doubt it would sound the same.

[@mikedickman7210]

Said when rock and roll was being renamed as rock: "If rock and roll has to go by another name let's just call it Chuck Berry".....John Lennon.

[@lidlett9883]

Without R&B there wouldn't be Rock n Roll.

[@donnasavage6703]

Or Little Richard or Fats Domino

[@susancosnick3852]

If Chuck Berry cant make you smile, there's something wrong with you.

[@chipmusick682]

Doctor's sometimes mistake it for death.

[@billrehberg9271]

You may actually be forced to tap you foot...or just stand up and shake your but a bit.

[@smallblockchevy1022]

Yep, Chuck Berry was bad ass... What a great song. I guess we're all lucky his cousin Marvin Berry called Chuck and let him hear Marty McFly playing this over the phone. If it weren't for that historic moment, the world may have very well missed out on this masterpiece.

[@miketwomey4923]

I was lucky enough to have seen him perform live and I will never forget it. .

[@miketwomey4923]

​@@smallblockchevy1022 I love the way that you have thrown thuth into the game..

[@russelljohnston6069]

“I guess you guys aren’t ready for that yet, but your kids are gonna love it”

[@alises.5986]

My favorite part of Back To The Future!

[@amyelizabeth529]

Marty McFly in B2TF!

[@wealldieatthehandsoflovedones]

We're the pinheads

[@cavecookie1]

GREAT SCOTT!!

[@chickndinner2851]

This is the only thing I can think of when I hear this song

[@jessicaavery1080]

My uncles car broke down once when he was young and a guy pulled over to give him a ride back into town, and as he got in he realized it was none other than Chuck Berry giving him a ride

[@asapstan]

That's cool as hell

[@marqgoldberg7454]

Be glad he didnt take him across state lines for immoral purposes.

[@randyl6541]

Man that’s awesome

[@marqgoldberg7454]

@@elysehfm8797 it was a joke dude. Berry was a National Treasure. As far as I'm concerned he could do whatever he wanted.

[@marqgoldberg7454]

@@elysehfm8797 it was also a history lesson. To which I'll add that there were racial undertones to the charge.

[@kevinhine9605]

When u see Angus Young of AC/DC do his duck walk, thank this man for inspiring Angus to do it

[@David_Theisen]

I wonder who influenced Angus to do that “spastic circle” that he does!! LOL

[@jasonstinebaugh8447]

@@David_Theisen LOL, probably Joe Cocker

[@smallblockchevy1022]

@@jasonstinebaugh8447 Very rarely do I lol, but that definitely made me lol

[@ronp1018]

There’s a KZbin video out there were Keith Richards and Eric Clapton jam with Chuck Berry at the duck room in St. Louis. Blueberry hill

[@ronp1018]

@@David_Theisen Chuck Berry

[@trevorjames6185]

Always loved his music. He played all the way up to a month before he died. He's a hometown hero in St Louis.

[@lazaruslong6382]

He's a hometown hero in America.

[@dennytate26]

I've had the pleasure of seeing Chuck Berry on many occasions, being from St. Louis and seeing him play at Blueberry Hill was always a treat

[@miketwomey4923]

He will always be a rock and roll hero. I so much appreciate the way that he played as long as possible with passion.

[@miketwomey4923]

​@@dennytate26 Dude, I was lucky enough to have seen him perform live in Sacramento California back when I was like 16 at the fair and I will never forget it. I still have goosebumps from the show... I didn't get to see Elvis but Chuck Berry was the man...

[@billdemas8712]

Chuck Berry is the *real* King of Rock and Roll.

[@wvob6752]

Oh, I don't know. Got to throw Little Richard in there too.

[@billdemas8712]

@@wvob6752 definitely.

[@chipmusick682]

@@wvob6752 Little Richard is the real "Queen" of rock n' roll.

[@oldermusiclover]

have head he could be a pain to work for evidently he never took a band with him he would use people in the town he was working at and sometimes never practiced ahead of time

[@michaelinnj6174]

This guy was a deity. Some quotes: John Lennon: “If you tried to give rock and roll another name, you might call it ‘Chuck Berry.'” Stevie Wonder: “There’s only one true king of rock ‘n’ roll. His name is Chuck Berry.” Jerry Lee Lewis: “[My mama] said, ‘You and Elvis are pretty good, but you’re no Chuck Berry.'” Bruce Springsteen: "Chuck Berry was rock's greatest practitioner, guitarist, and the greatest pure rock & roll writer who ever lived." Keith Richards: "I've stolen every lick he ever played." If you've ever listened to a bunch of Chuck Berry tunes while dropping acid, you've come in contact with the divine.

[@robtoc]

Amen. I knew I fucked up that quote above!!!! Oh well. LOL!!!

[@clodge5196]

@Dirk Diggler just be sure not to leave out Elvis and Jerry Lee Lewis as fellow skuzz bags s*******. And a plethora of other music artists

[@miketwomey4923]

I didn't to see ELVIS but I got to see Chuck Berry preform live and he made me feel goosebumps that I still have today....

[@paulsmith2516]

First contact from any alien civilisation will definitely be "SEND MORE CHUCK BERRY" 😆

[@debjorgo]

Yeah. On the Voyager Golden Record Nasa sent into deep space.

[@Ghatbkk]

One of the great showmen of all time. I consider myself fortunate to have seen Chuck Berry live in 1988.

[@danrichardson5760]

Keith Richards tells the story of when Chuck Berry punched him for touching his guitar. it's a great story.

[@drgwhatsthetruth3783]

Keith Richards has a vast catalog of great stories.

[@heatherk1200]

Do you remember Chuck and Keith nearly coming to blows in Hail! Hail! Rock'n'Roll?

[@djhrecordhound4391]

Keith tells it like he deserved it, but also said he just couldn't resist trying it out.

[@chipmusick682]

You should hear the one about him "pistol whipping" Mick Jagger....good thing he had the safety on!

[@chipmusick682]

Some of them even true!

[@theblacksheep5226]

Chuck Berry was not only a great musician but an outstanding performer as well.

[@TheSimplyIncrediblePodcast]

Chuck Berry was a pioneer, legend, pure greatness.

[@susannariera]

I saw him live at the Black Music Festival in my city, Girona, like 15 years ago.he was 78 y/o, but still amazing, goosebumps all the time because we knew we were watching a living legend!

[@PizzardofWoz152]

Without Chuck Berry, we wouldnt have Hendrix, gotta give it up the OG trailblazers!

[@Lexwell_Lavers]

Without Johnnie Johnson there would be no Chuck Berry

[@herbyragan7801]

And both Chuck and Jimi sighted Sister Rosetta Tharpe as an influence.

[@CorneiliusLibowitz]

@@herbyragan7801 Yup, that's fer sure!

[@KingNothing22]

@@CorneiliusLibowitz or Marty Mc Fly who Introduced this to Marvin Berry, His Cousin!

[@chipmusick682]

They invented the word "bad" for Chuck Berry...I mean, HE punched KEITH RICHARDS in the face....and Keith thanked him! Nothing else needs to be said.

[@imagesinla8575]

Run run Rudolph . . . one of my favorite Christmas songs.

[@kgmanntls]

The best

[@GrandmaLoves2Scuba]

I come here knowing the songs. I'm really here just to see your reactions, because I ALREADY KNOW how you are going to groove, freak, smile, laugh, be stunned, by what you are going to hear. Because I know the songs and still react the same way you do when I hear them. I'm 66 years old and my whole body starts moving, involuntarily, when I hear this music, lol.

[@mopar546]

Chuck Berry,a black man in the 50's,one of the pioneers of true rock n roll. He was a major influence for so many rock artists that came later.His contributions can not be over stated

[@darrinlindsey]

There's a 45 vinyl of this song, and a phonograph, on the Voyager Space Craft, for any civilization that might find it. I think it's outside of our galaxy now.

[@mara_jade021]

it has just abandoned the border of our solar system, it would need trillions of years to abandon the galaxy

[@scorpiusbalthazar4327]

@@mara_jade021 I was going to say that, it's nowhere close to exiting the galaxy. It has barely left the neighborhood and maybe not even that, we're like a house away or some craziness.

[@christelheadington1136]

@@scorpiusbalthazar4327 Unless it goes through a worm hole.

[@teddtarr]

It's actually on a 12" gold-plated copper disc. Kind of ironic that an analog (non-digital) recording is on a vessel that will one day be sailing among the stars (it'll take another 30,000 years for it to get past the Oort Cloud, traveling at 35,000 mph)

[@mara_jade021]

@@teddtarr It would be beautiful if someday when our people can travel through stars go and film it travelling near another star. Anyway, that is proof that we existed as specie. And ever if there is bad stuff like racism, we were able to invent music and have Chuck Berry.

[@milosit]

Chuck Berry is the absolute king and grandfather of Rock and Roll. There is no dispute. Without him - no Beatles, no Rolling Stones, no Animals.

[@lionofct]

Now you just need to hear Mr. Berry's "My Ding-A-Ling "

[@toniannalimena3580]

Chuck Berry..LEGENDARY 👍👌🙌💥👊

[@kevincarlson2531]

Chuck in the 50s, Jimi in the 60s, Eddie in the 70s, all revolutionized the genre,it's amazing the music we could have missed without their presence!

[@kumasagatimr.4568]

Hendrix or Page Just kidding I know you meant Page

[@chipmusick682]

Ah yes...Eddie.....when guitar players started wearing panties....

[@johnr8820]

Chuck Berry has to be one of the most influential artists of all time...his song writing was on another level.

[@krisfrederick5001]

Johnny B Goode...we're in the delivery room hearing the birth of everything.

[@racebiketuner]

Yup.

[@dannyharbour3951]

I saw Chuck Berry in concert when he was 81 years old and the man still could rock the house even at that age! I feel so lucky to have seen such a legend live. RIP Chuck 😟

[@Soundhypno]

Gotta find a vid of him doing his famous duck walk!

[@dalem8332]

One of Rock N Rolls true pioneers! Has written so many Rock classics! ♥️♥️🎼🎶🎵🇨🇦

[@eviekelpie1]

This right here a LEGEND. He influenced everybody, from The Beatles to the Rolling Stones and many more

[@ptournas]

Gotta love Chuck. One of the most important of the forefathers of Rock and Roll. Innovative guitar riffs, great songwriting and vocals, and superb high energy performances!

[@p.a.stewart5446]

Story time about the benefits of having low friends in high places. Friend (name withheld for decency LOL) was somehow able to procure four tickets for the 60th Birthday Concert for Chuck Berry. Not finding anyone else who could make the long trip on such short notice, I was asked. Of course I said yes in a heartbeat and it was one of my better "Yes" replies. Of course Mr. Berry was the star but with a backing band that included Keith Richards, Eric Clapton, Johnnie Johnson-Mr. Johnny B. Goode himself on piano. Etta James, Linda Rondstadt and one of Chuck's daughters having back-up singing duties, they could do no wrong. The audience was a bit of the who's who of the music world and then there was little old me. it was the concert of the decade. St. Louis was quite the lovely city and had amazing Italian food

[@SovereignKnight74]

Chuck Berry is the man! It was musicians like that who gave birth to Rock n Roll. Never forget it's roots. /Respect!

[@mikefannon6994]

Chuck, Little Richard, and Jerry Lee.

[@thrakkorzog75002]

I was lucky enough to see him live back in the 90's. Probably one of the best shows I ever saw. The cool thing is that he encouraged the piano player to do some solos. For those that don't know, Chuck Berry didn't really have a band, he just had local musicians play backup for him, since everybody knows how to play Chuck Berry. Anyways,. halfway through the show, Berry was like "This guy is good," and just starts jamming with the piano player. No ego, no BS about how he's the star, they just kind of started jamming on stage, and Chuck Berry was happy to give the limelight to some local guy.

[@maryerpenbach9517]

Everybody knows how to play Chuck Berry. True. When Springsteen was taking requests, he and the E Street Band got one for a song they hadn't played since their teens. Didn't take them long to remember. kzbin.info/www/bejne/gl6npGB8jax6h8k

[@chicken2jail545]

Classic! Chuck Berry was a Pioneer.

[@MrJoeyZaZa]

Chuck Berry!!! The Godfather of Rock n' Roll. Got bless Chuck Berry. Don't know where music or I'd be without you!! RIP!

[@chrismcguinness5405]

He was a super nice guy when I met him. Fun fact: He had a common law wife in I want to say Kitchener Ontario? ( was a kid in the 80s) and my old man knew him from way back and we would visit and one day he was there and we spend the entire day hanging in the kitchen. I remember him trying to teach me some guitar but then as now I suck :( Man such a killer memory!

[@peck404]

Okay this would be a good time to include that🎸🎸 Bo Diddley ..if we're going into the fifties cradle of guitar playing....🤗🤗🎤🎶

[@Bamaboompa]

I got to see him around 68-69 Duckwalkin’ to this My DingALing and “Reelin and Rockin” He was still a Master Entertainer.

[@twwtjohns]

He was hilarious in concert. He'd tell stories and as he said, act the fool and he was always pure entertainment!

[@Lori-xt2lf]

I’m so thankful that we have this video. 😁

[@wendel5520]

You need to react to Chuck Berry singing 'My Ding-a-ling' live from London. Great video and his ability to inter act with the audience.

[@ktspirit1]

Yes!

[@David_Theisen]

When u got music flowing thru your blood you cannot stand or sit still!!! That was for sure in Chuck Berry, Eddie Van Halen, Jimi Hendrix and Angus!!

[@kurtsaxton9665]

All the great bands that you react to, Led Zeppelin The Beatles and everybody else that came after Chuck Berry took something from Chuck Berry, he is a true inspiration and innovator, rock and roll starts here.

[@wolfpat]

You're right. Chuck Berry is where guitar rock started. I saw a documentary about him. In it, he was on his way to a gig. The reporter asked about his band. He didn't have one, but there'd be one there when he got there. "But will they know your songs? " "Everyone knows my songs." And he was right. If you play a guitar, you learn almost everything you need to know by learning Chuck Berry songs.

[@kurtsaxton9665]

@@wolfpat true.

[@chipmusick682]

The real king of rock n' roll....Little Richard was the queen.

[@kurtsaxton9665]

@@chipmusick682 Ha! Without a doubt.

[@larrysherman4809]

He and Elvis had huge respect for each other Chuck said there would be no Chuck Berry if it wasn’t for Elvis kicking down the door

[@SDW175]

I believe that Chuck Berry is where Angus Young from AC DC got his "duck walk" from

[@debbeborders5762]

Chuck Berry was such high energy performance. He impacted music and musicians in a powerful way.

[@rebelxxx3382]

My Ding A Ling - Chuck Berry

[@SJDunham]

The true king of rock‼️🙌🏼

[@georgeringley2667]

Oh yeah, love the late 50's music. New ground, new sound and a real springboard for rock of the 60's.

[@suicyco4life666]

I have been playing guitar for over 35 years. This is the stuff that inspired me to pick up the instrument when i was a kid. I love it!!!

[@wordreet]

Hehe, Chuck Berry was such a great entertainer! He always seemed to be having fun when he performed❤️

[@Brighid45]

'58 was a great year. ;) If Chuck Berry can't get you dancin', you're in a sorry state! :D

[@Andrew_Thannen]

I can't believe he didn't give Calvin Klein any writing credit!

[@garyarnett1220]

LMBO

[@wvob6752]

Good one!!!!!!

[@Cheryl_Haydon]

😂😂😂

[@nancygerbutavich1305]

Yes Sir! That’s how rock and roll is done!!!!💕✌️

[@lindawalker161]

The dancers you are referring to are the Nicholas Brothers: Dancers Extraordinaires!

[@brucefarrar300]

I saw him perform this song and others LIVE in Seattle, WA in the late 60s or early 70s. It was part of a concert organized by a local rock and roll radio station - KJR 95 on the AM dial. The concert included Bill Haley and the Comets and the Shirelles.

[@tennesseepossumpatrol3528]

Many people will say that Elvis was the king of Rock n roll. I strongly disagree because Chuck Berry is the REAL KING OF ROCK N ROLL! Chuck Berry WAS rock n roll and done it up until the day he died. Rest in peace Chuck Berry your music will live forever!

[@tomlorenzen4062]

Didn't take long for one of these posts

[@timcarr6401]

Elvis was doing rockabilly/rock 'n' roll before Chuck and Little Richard.

[@herbyragan7801]

I’ve always said, if Elvis is King, then Chuck is God

[@tomlorenzen4062]

@@herbyragan7801 Chuck Berry when asked to describe Elvis,he said- Elvis is the best there ever was, is or will be. They loved each other, though I think Chuck resented in a way all the attention Elvis got, but they were good friends. Chuck certainly has his place on the mountain top right along side Elvis in my opinion.

[@timcarr6401]

@@herbyragan7801 There is no God but God.

[@kwanshiyin]

I saw him live once at a music festival in the 90s, and let me tell you he set the place on fire.

[@cazgerald9471]

“My hero, the creator of Rock and Roll.” John Lennon

[@wmbeam211]

NOBODY COULD PLAY GUTAIR OAND ENTERTAIN LIKE CHUCK BERRY !

[@robertlassiter907]

I believe it was John Lennon who said “ If they hadn’t called it Rock & Roll, they would’ve had to call it Chuck Berry “

[@swampmagiclouisiana1490]

1965 Headed to Golden Meadow , Louisiana.... Young , free and happy!!! Listening to Chuck Berry hair blowing ... awww man.....I love him..Those were the days...

[@kenmoehringer3331]

You have to appreciate the significance of Chuck Berry playing Rock n Roll to a mostly white audience.

[@270yis7]

The late, great Chuck Berry...the real Johnny B. Goode.

[@fabiorosolen]

The king.

[@mitchellberhoveren7638]

"Oh my that little country boy can play!!!!" One of the BEST songs ever made!!! IMOA

[@helenbradley3123]

Especially when he comments " after those guys jump into the splits I'm not sure they can have kids after that! " 😂

[@robertrouse4503]

When you're a stage entertainer, it is important to make eye contact with as much of the audience as you can.

[@billo6938]

I only saw Chuck Berry live once. It was about 10 years ago at The Pageant in St Louis. When he played Johnny B Goode, and everybody was singing 'go, go Johnny go...' it gave me goosebumps to see a legend in his hometown.

[@kenstanley2567]

Nows the time to check out Jerry Lee Lewis "Whole Lotta Shakin Going On"

[@kenstanley2567]

He's from the same Era of music...and boy can he play a piano!!!

[@ncexnyc4466]

Yes something by The Killer!

[@jackies5481]

Or Jerry Lee Lewis Great Balls of Fire!

[@racebiketuner]

That would be a nice follow-up.

[@racebiketuner]

@@jackies5481 Goodness gracious please do.

[@lynneclarke4866]

I saw him live and he was amazing. People were dancing everywhere. I was awe struck watching him play that guitar

[@justinrobertson9198]

I love this song but for some reason the back to the future version I like more

[@candrv]

Right?! This one seems out of tune - too low and not enough guitar.

[@chrisgobeil4751]

Maybe he tried to recreate it the way he heard it over the phone? LOL

[@candrv]

@@chrisgobeil4751Good point!

[@jesseroybowins4159]

“Alright, listen, this is a blues riff in B. Watch me for the changes, and try to keep up, ok?”

[@vmeckv9193]

@@chrisgobeil4751 It's your cousin Marvin!!

[@mikefannon6994]

The first time I heard Rock & Roll - riding with Mom "Mabeline" on the car radio. Probably about 1958 or so. Knew I had to hear some more!

[@timothybradley7855]

The song in the Fifties that made everyone run for their guitars, just like Crossroads in the Sixties.

[@lynnelle66]

Hands down one of the best performers that gets into his songs. ❤️ Chuck Berry.

[@MrObelisk2290]

This is a blues riff in B, watch me for the changes

[@NathanWind99]

And try to keep up, okay?

[@RJsStudio131]

It was actually Bb major blues riff by Chuck. The movie played it in B yes

[@black_rabbit_0f_inle805]

No B B was another guy...

[@RJsStudio131]

@@black_rabbit_0f_inle805 the original recording by Chuck Berry was in the key of Bb. Bb. Eb. F. Blues riff.

[@black_rabbit_0f_inle805]

@@RJsStudio131 Yes but I was referring to B B king because Bb looks like that

[@debjorgo]

You Can't Catch Me is a great song and a great performance by Chuck.

[@Ankles66]

You should check out Stagger Lee by Lloyd Price. It tells the story of the murder of Billy Lyons by Lee Shelton in St Louis, Christmas 1895

[@ZDS1025]

Chuck Berry was one of the leading pioneers of Rock and Roll and a pretty damn good guitarist too, RIP Chuck, thanks for the music!

[@stephaniethurmer5370]

Before I even watch this, I know you loved it.

[@tomaaron6187]

Favourite reaction channel on the web. Feel like we’re friends. I’ve ‘rediscovered ‘ so much great music through your selections. I’ve played guitar for over 50 years and can confidently state that Chuck Berry is the most natural stage performer…ever. The guy is chock full of natural expression. The absolute self made real thing

[@billyfish57]

One of the most covered songs in rock history!

[@kevintate768]

This man is one of the founding fathers of rock and roll. Chuck put up with a lot because of his music and stayed the course and will be treasured forever.

[@chimpinaneckbrace]

The thing I dig about seeing old performances like this is you see the intensity of the artist. This kicks just as much ass as any Metallica set I’ve ever seen.

[@stevedotwood]

he was a great performer - he knew how to keep people interested - Duck walk, his antics and his guitar chops, and his lyrics were amazing

[@gruvdrums]

The kids lost their minds to this. Parents hated that guy....which was perfect.

[@chipmusick682]

....and they called Rock n' Roll!

[@queenbunnyfoofoo6112]

It's generational. My grandparents thought Benny Goodman and Big Band Music was the end of civilization.( Also Frank Sinatra). 😁I love Disco and Funk, but Rap is Crap as they say. Be interesting to see what the Rap generation will hate that their kids love. But a few artists like Chuck B. will transcend all time....also the Beatles and Charlie Daniels to name a few.

[@karenking5357]

Well my dad loved Chuck Berry just about any black rock and roll or blues entertainer and we were solid white LOL that used to play with the black group when he was playing rock and roll and sometimes country you go downtown and are small town and go to that one bar at all black people he'd sit in there and jam with them and I'm still jealous ❤️

[@karenking5357]

@@queenbunnyfoofoo6112 please let's don't forget Elvis Presley Michael Jackson The Beatles Frank Sinatra we could go on and on there's some Legends Jerry Lee Lewis please nobody can play the piano like him he's actually a concert pianist but he only plays rock and roll so a lot of entertainers like that

[@queenbunnyfoofoo6112]

@@karenking5357 Very true. I hadn't thought about Jerry Lee Lewis in a long time...he was amazing!

[@gilbertsanchez6937]

Saw him in concert 1981 he had the whole crowd rockin ,one of the Best Ever he made that hollow box guitar scream.

[@noahvale7555]

I worked a Chuck Berry show in Alabama......It was a private party and he played with a local pick up band...Chuck was drunk at showtime and couldn't get his guitar in tune, but man it was amazing!!...Legend right there for sure....

[@todddillon8675]

Must listen to James Taylor. I've been to over 400 concerts. My parents worked at the coliseum on the 60s,70s&80s. I could tell you stories about backstage that would blow your mind

[@dougieyou]

'OH my but That Little Country Boy Could Play"...... the one and only.....CHUCK... he's one of a kind ain't he??????

[@medieval4203]

Can't hear this song without thinking of Michael J Fox in Back to the Future

[@racebiketuner]

Ha ha ha. Me too.

[@nicolebailey4426]

He's looking around because he has an audience on his side. So he's communicating with everyone Rest in Power. I am glad he made it as old man and also Little Richard. Too many of our singers die too young.

[@angier5775]

I’d like to say thanks for posting something before I was born, but nope. I was one year old 👶🏽🥰

[@oreally8605]

1966 here lol Beatles, Cream, Zeppelin.

[@randytorres8211]

Gotta love Chuck Berry. He was an act where you got more than you paid for. Not only does he have great music but he is an entertainer

[@topgazza]

Without Chuck you would be lacking just about every band in the 60s

[@curtisthomas2670]

One of the pioneers who taught guitarists not to stand in one spot

[@robertsaul234]

Please react to a song from his last album CHUCK. The song's called "Big Boys". CB rocked from the cradle to the grave

[@ajruther67]

If it wasn't for musicians like him and Elvis, we may never have had rock n roll. I was fortunate enough to see Chuck Berry and Little Richard live in 1999. They have been older but they rocked like they were in the 20's. Chuck even did his duck walk.

[@timcarr6401]

Chuck was a good writer and composer of music. He was also a spellbinding performer. His major drawback was his voice.

[@timcarr6401]

@y33llowsubmarin Chuck was heavily influenced by the Country and Western music of his era and it shows in his vocal style. I know everyone has their distinctive style. But his particular voice was not in the same league as others of his time. That's my opinion and people will differ on the subject according to their taste.

[@elee1086]

Made me miss my Momma Jamal! This was her music. All through the day Chuck Berry and Elvis. Thanks Dude!