Chuck Berry - Mad Lad (1960)

[@marksymarks8501]

Mortimer & Whitehouse gone fishing anyone?! Great tune

[@robertfrazer8161]

Yep me too! Got to the show late, but i got here!

[@stevemanleycbg.5232]

Just reading up on the show , noticed it said theme by chuck berry! I thought i knew all his songs ! Its not chuck berry! i was wrong .great tune.

[@vinceholtham1607]

Brilliant, been searching to find who this is ever since Mortimer and Whitehouse 'Gone Fishing'!

[@dannyeglen4750]

Same here, just googled it after tonight's episode!

[@Grahamgusbull]

Checked my LP in the shed and worked out I hadn’t played it for fifty years..... but it only seemed like yesterday...now it’s at my fingertips,I’ll be clicking the it regularly!

[@renwalda]

I never get enough of this track, thanks for posting such a high quality version! Wish he'd gone more in this direction but understandably he got a ton of attention for the more r&b songs.

[@viewwithice4500]

Chuck Berry will forever be on my playlists till i die

[@AntarblueGarneau]

Dude I used to have this vinyl LP back in 60s! I got it at Walgreen's for .99 when I was 14 in 1963! Thanks Fer posting!

[@tramp2892]

This is what talent sounds like

[@charliechaplin4410]

Bellissima, la sento anche nei western all'italiana.

[@amst4cey]

In the UK, it's the flip to "Bye Bye Johnny."

[@lazy1119]

Mortimer and Whitehouse

[@EugeneL1956]

Gone Fishing brought me here.

[@open-minded-oldie]

Love this!

[@alliecatramirez]

Such a good song

[@MRMAJOHNSEN]

chuck's most obscure song that should have been a hit. up there with other early rock instrumentals like rebel rouser or tequila

[@darrinnicholson7871]

R.I.P

[@alain59200]

LOVE IT

[@rockingronniewalker1870]

Probably my favourite instrumental track from the rock & roll era, but then Shake Rattle & Roll by Don Ralke is superb

[@tonyfreeman1339]

High over the fence for yet another homerun!

[@degaulle30]

Fancy a nice rainbow trout and a pint now

[@strangersound]

Chuck Berry just has It. :)

[@sc7prim]

0:11, 1:41 onwards pretty sure that's a pedal steel

[@tonyfreeman1339]

All rise.

[@strangersound]

🙏

[@salsageordie]

No duck walk with this instrument .

[@jussix48]

🕵🏼‍♀️👍

[@jdchd]

I want to go to Hawaii and listen to this

[@leonardmakin7425]

instrumental from pop's BEETHOVEN

[@barryfix]

KTSA San Antonio Ricky Ware Theme Song 1960's

[@ShindlerReal]

This is basically "Money"

[@stevmuzik]

Great upload! It's a lap steel, not a pedal steel though.

[@seancurran6727]

Yeah, from 1:53 to the end of the tune, 2:10 or so, what are those things in the picture? Pedals.Try fitting that thing in your lap........

[@squeek493]

A pedal steel is pictured. Is that what was used? Only conjecture. Even if so, PS can be played w/o pedals, in other words, functionally equivalent to lap steel playing. I don't hear obvious pedal use here, rather bar movement. I here him playing it lap style, as he would on the old fender non-pedal console he had at home.

[@ricochet243]

Gareth Hodges is a lover not a fighter.

[@hgtref1]

Superior Chuck.