FIRST TIME HEARING Chuck Berry - Johnny B. Goode (Live 1958) REACTION | FATHER OF ROCK & ROLL?! 😱

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[@Kegan420]

Hell ya the real King of Rock n Roll🙂

[@gamexsimmonds3581]

He'll yea

[@mikeicangelo8382]

Thats debatable very debatable

[@gamexsimmonds3581]

@@mikeicangelo8382 So is any title like that given to a musician

[@PolluxFeyd10191]

Everybody knows Marty Mcfly inspired Chuck. Lmao

[@gamexsimmonds3581]

@@PolluxFeyd10191 True. He also invented the Skateboard almost became his own dad🤔

[@ruby4268]

Chuck is the Godfather of R&R... 😎🙌 The energy he was giving off in that performance at a time where that was still taboo.. Chuck took ALL the chances!!

[@bartstarr100]

Chuck Berry . "Rock and Roll Music" "Rollover Beethoven" "Memphis , Tennessee". TRUE LEGEND .

[@jeffreiland7463]

I was raised in St Louis, where Berry lived his whole life. Saw him on a number of occasions. Back in the day, artists were always getting screwed out of money after performing at venues or paid by checks that bounced. (no electronic deposits back then.) Berry was one of the first to say he wouldn't walk on stage until he had cash in hand. He'd stand backstage till the promoter or club owner came up with cash. Good for him.

[@carolespinoza8469]

Jeff,. I lived in sikeston. Mo. I did not know chuck lived there. Dam,. Thanks Jeff👍👍

[@rhuwyn]

He played at Blueberry Hill up until not long before his death. One of my biggest regrets is never making it a point to go see him.

[@stevedotwood]

This was a show in my country (Belgium). The man practically invented Rock & Roll - In fact it was Sister Rosetta Tharpe who inspired Chuck, and he always credited her. But Chuck Berry was a true original. He inspired the whole British invasion in the 60s

[@stevedotwood]

@Mike Fullbright It was more her attitude I think, And he did talk about her. Doesn't have to resemble anybody. But you seem to be an expert, and I respect that.

[@Alexj_movieguy]

Strange Things Happening Everyday 🔥

[@brookehornback1896]

This is this first time the masses ever heard electric guitar.Can you imagine being there hearing that for the first time.

[@rebeccabailey527]

That's very incorrect. Electric guitars have been around since the 1930's. It was used extensively in jazz, early R&B, and blues from the 30s to now. 4 years before chuck berry's first record, (1951) Ike turner's band recorded Rocket 88 (credited to ike's sax player jackie brentson) and it prominently featured a mildly distorted electric guitar, and was quite a hit.

[@BAW12547]

Berry was a rock and roll legend; part of the first Rock and Roll Hall of Fame class and a hero to Keith Richards, among others. He had a reputation for being prickly, but by some accounts was quite personable. Years of getting burned by promoters and journalists left him untrusting.

[@jennhurl]

"I guess you guys aren't ready for that, yet. But your kids are gonna love it." Marty McFly a/k/a Calvin Klein -1955

[@robycip9715]

In 1958 JBG - was the transition to rock and roll and a color barrier being broken it was a beautiful moment in time!

[@sumonjamal1653]

R.I.P. Chuck Berry... the first guitar hero of rock n' roll music; an icon of 50's music🤘🤘 Angus Young (AC/DC) based his stage moves on Chuck Berry's "duck walk"... AC/DC recorded a Berry cover - 'School days'... He passed away in 2017, outliving a lot of the musicians he had influenced, including The Beatles' John Lennon & George Harrison (The Beatles covered Berry's song 'Rock and roll music) ... Jimi Hendrix covered 'Johnny B. Goode'... Peter Tosh did a reggae cover of 'Johnny B. Goode'... Judas Priest also did a heavy metal cover of 'Johnny B. Goode'. Chuck Berry classic songs - 'Oh Carol' ... 'My ding-a-ling' ... 'Maybellene' ... 'Rock and roll music' ... 'No particular place to go' ... 'School days' ... 'Brown-eyed handsome man' 🔥🔥

[@lisahumphries3898]

I think Chuck Berry got the duck walk from T-Bone Walker, too. T-Bone was a generation or two earlier.

[@sumonjamal1653]

@@lisahumphries3898 Everybody has been inspired by someone else...

[@Neotron2001]

John Lennon once said, "if you tried to give rock and roll another name, you might call it Chuck Berry."

[@fauxmedia3182]

Whew! Johnny B Good, classic! I’m 40 yrs old and love this ❤️‍🔥

[@lisaray9944]

Godfather of Rock and Roll my momma loved Chuck Berry …. He did things with a guitar at that time had never been done

[@lucasbenzano6021]

The real king of rock and roll 😊👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏 Elvis got the "title" because he was white, but this man was the real king of rock.

[@vespoint]

Exactly

[@bobbyn.9773]

I agree and you have to put Little Richard up there too! There would be no rock n roll or no anything without the black artist in the past

[@stevedotwood]

Never liked Elvis except maybe his very early stuff

[@thatdamelana]

Chuck Berry is the blueprint. Often imitated never duplicated. His footwork is smooth, so many guitarists implemented a variation of it. My Ding-A-Ling is a fun song to react to.

[@seansersmylie]

Bo Diddley was also killing it at the same time, he first appeared on Ed Sullivan in 1955 but was banned for playing a different song than the one he was supposed to. He also had female backup electric guitarists. This is a great live performance kzbin.info/www/bejne/r5a9eXVppN-aorM Also, check out 'The Killer' Jerry Lee Lewis. A lunatic, but brilliant kzbin.info/www/bejne/Z5WmYXepmqisj6c

[@jayarr961]

All of the bands that were part of the British invasion in 1963-1966 all had Chuck Berry albums. He, Little Richard, Fats Domino, Jerry Lee Lewis and Buddy Holly all inspired the music of the 60's & 70's and all of the musicians of that time who went on to inspired the music of the 80's and 90's. Rock and Roll had a long run

[@teresastaten2027]

Hey that’s a nice one.. Can y’all react to Cab Calloway And The Nicholas Brothers in Jumpin Jive you’re be in for a real treat with this one….🙂💃🏽

[@jennhurl]

100% yes!! I'm sure this is on their list!! What a perfect suggestion!! That performance is iconic and absolute fire!! 🔥

[@tinakeith5822]

💯agree!!!! A DEFINITE MUST!!!!

[@teresastaten2027]

@@jennhurl yes from time to time I go back and look at this performance.. I’ve seen a lot of tap dancing but nothing like the Nicholas Brothers ..🙂

[@williamjordan5554]

Dude, this guy is famous as fuck. He was a HUGE influence on the Beatles and practically every major 1960s band.

[@michaelbuhl4250]

The first 3 or 4 Rolling Stones records are packed with Chuck Berry covers. You've also gotta check out Little Richard and Bo Diddley.

[@AE-xs5ze]

Thanks for noticing and appreciating the origins of the dance moves. Yep, been there, done that for so many songs and styles but few people give it the recognition it deserves. You should really check out his contemporaries Little Richard and Jerry Lee Lewis. Amazing performers and downright crazy men.

[@Boatzilla2]

Dude was still doing shows like that, with the dancing, into his 70s at least.

[@guitarman8462]

Chuck Berry is a hero of Angus Young from ACDC . Chuck is the creator of the famous Double Stops 🎸. Watch Hendrix live at the Monterey Pop festival playing this song 🤙🎸

[@lorikisiel9367]

Chuck Berry influenced EVERYBODY in rock and roll, especially the British bands, like the Beatles. I think you were trying to remember the Beatles on the Ed Sullivan show earlier. That was early Beatles. If you go back and listen to "Twist and Shout" and "I Saw Her Standing There" that they played on your Ed Sullivan Show reactions, you'll definitely hear the Chuck Berry influence. The Beatles, as well as Elton John, and other British artists always credit Chuck Berry, Little Richard, Fats Domino, and Elvis as their greatest inspirations.

[@geneticrex]

The man is a national treasure......and yes, that move is smooooooooth.

[@debrabeck9630]

Chuck Berry was awesome! So glad you saw the full image for some of the video, because his moves were legendary. Now you might listen to the record version so you can truly appreciate his blazing guitar. The lack of a guitar mic meant that was not captured for much of the video.

[@hawkeyes2814]

This dude is a legend and he made Rock n Roll mainstream, before then it was mainly played in the hoods of the south. Its crazy how our people stop playing rock to the point they believe rock is caucasian music. Fun fact: rock n roll is hood slang back then for having sex. great reaction

[@ianharris879]

i've been saying this about rock and roll for decades..some legends are black or mixed race..slash,phil lynott,hendrix etc

[@Metal_Head_Mark]

Chuck Berry was just straight up cool. And you're right, smooth too. The people in the back didn't realize what they were watching at the time

[@robertpautsch8087]

John Lennon once said if you called Rock n Roll by any other name, it would be Chuck Berry...

[@jennhurl]

Isn't that just amazing 😍🔥

[@squirrels103]

This is one of a set he played on Belgium TV in 1965 on a comeback tour after coming out of jail. The band is a local Jazz band hence the audience were expected something else.

[@StoyTheOld]

About fifty years ago I attended my first live show. It was an outdoor festival at a baseball stadium. He had the whole place dancing.

[@alloccasionsgiftwrapping4767]

King of Rock N Roll....That is where ALL ROCK MUSIC came from.

[@itchyandred4131]

Love his 🦆 walk........ Angus Young does a version of the duck walk ❤️✌️

[@JC-fe2mm]

The only king to never wear a crown. Now thats humble.

[@mopar546]

he gets so overlooked when it comes to the rock pioneers.

[@BigToeify]

CHUCK launched a generation of guitar players. The Beatles, The Rolling Stones. Etc etc etc.

[@danielbenincasa770]

He's the father of Rock N Roll. He started it all. A legend

[@enzorillotv]

You need to check out Jimi Hendrix cover Johnny B Goode. mans absolutely murders the guitar.

[@cjcampbell713]

Chuck Berry is the GODFATHER OF ROCK N ROLL.....

[@basiliomartinez2116]

Angus young from AC/DC got his famous duck walk from Chuck Berry !

[@hawkeyes2814]

The progression on how we got to rock n roll. Negro spirituals gave birth to Gospel, Gospel gave birth to the blues and the blues gave birth to rock n roll

[@BStrapper]

Chuck's mother deserve all the credit, The baby was already playing guitar while his mother was giving birth!

[@rickward460]

Nicely played Guys! The chord progression on guitar in this song can be directly linked to soooo much of the 🎶 music today. Y'all give me hope for this !$@#:& up world! Spread the love😎🇺🇸

[@Dunce...]

Chuck Berry isn't dead, he just went home.

[@CVLova]

Gockfather of Rock&Roll, he is the THE one that did the legendary DUCK WALK :D

[@briangulley6027]

The studio version is the best version. That being said every rock band has covered this song and some did a great job with it.

[@proudarmymom8657]

Must check out Chuck Berry‘s my little Dingaling the complete live version

[@boscobeans]

He could play a guitar while brushing his teeth and washing the dishes. Rocks one of the best of all time guitar players, influenced all that followed him

[@chrisalldis3375]

One of the greatest Guitarists of all time.

[@lavenderllamamusic]

Chuck Berry is the GOAT. Without him, billions of rock bands would not exist today. Personally, for someone who's not really into 70s rock, i have a strong appreciation for the 50s and 60s. It's just so raw and lively. It's like punk rock to me in a sense. It was rebellious and new for its time. Love that energy!

[@pauljmn9135]

it's cool the way one of you watches the video and one looks into the camera

[@TubeScavenger]

Little Richard - Good Golly Miss Molly. He mentions rocking and rolling in the song. Rocking and rolling being what a car does when you get jiggy in it. Good golly miss molly sure likes to ball. Lol!

[@loupeora6013]

The Godfather of Rock.. Mr. Chuck Berry..

[@666tubedragon666]

the original rock god...all bow down!!!!

[@kenmayberry137]

I saw him in the late 70's with The Coasters and Fats Domino. I was about 10 y.o. and sat on the front row. I had never seen anything like that.

[@MrESCALATOR]

It's a live of 1965. Belgium TV.

[@lisahumphries3898]

Chuck Berry’s signature move while playing was the, “duck walk.” He didn’t do it in this video, but I’m sure you’ve seen other people imitate him. He started it.

[@lisahumphries3898]

In reply to myself… it might have been T-Bone Walker who did it first.

[@aronp7097]

Lot of guitarists are definitely inspired by Chuck! Facts

[@Indy1831]

Chuck was the first Rock & Roll Guitar God!

[@CBGB_1977]

YES! Keep those classics in the groove for sure. Rock ‘n Roll will never die as long as we share it with future generations. 🎸✨

[@galana29]

We watched again after a few years this weekend the movie "Back To The Future" 1985 number 1 of the 3 movies starring Michael J Fox and Christopher Lloyd. Fox plays and sings this song. Huey Lewis and the News have a song at the start of the movie.

[@dwanpyrtle3134]

'Johnny' was Johnny Johnson...Chuck's piano player for the band.

[@allannancarrow8034]

This is right at the beginning of rock n roll

[@bryanforis1839]

When you listen to this it toke to move get. As far as he no air play you go love of music to win get be successful

[@damonhines8187]

He begins this one leaving out some signature "call and answer" guitar lines from the chorus, but more than makes up for it later. Keith Richards, punk, rock'n'roll wouldn't be without him.

[@BaekhyunJ]

Y’all gotta do some Jimi Hendrix I recommend “purple haze” and “hey joe” for starters

[@quincee3376]

Ahhh classic!! Legendary.

[@michaelwilliams-vu2nf]

Another great artists this time period, Jackie Wilson and a song call Lonely Teardrop

[@YesMyTatsAreReal]

You always got to give it up for Chuck!

[@blueduck5589]

This came out when Rhythm and Blues became Rock 'n' Roll.

[@Blasserman]

In 1958, I was less than 1 year old. Still, when I graduated high school (1976), Chuck Berry was super popular, still.

[@edithmaxim2041]

One the great rock and rollers.

[@scuppernog1]

This man is where Angus Young of AC/DC got his "Duck Walk" across the stage while playing.

[@DOUGIEFRESH379]

Michael J. Fox played this song in "Back To The Future" movie at the High School Dance towards the end of the movie.

[@Joseph.M.]

The birth of rock and roll is black and beautiful

[@foxg5315]

You're witnessing history. Big Mama Thornton, Chuck, and Little Richard are the 50s rockers

[@alphajava761]

This song is about Johnnie Johnson, Chuck's piano player. Johnnie wrote most or all of Chuck's notes on the piano and Berry converted them to guitar notes. Berry never gave Johnson royalties though. No Johnnie, no Chuck. Wiki Johnnie Johnson, he was quite the talent and man.

[@codyjohnson8961]

Some consider this amazing man as the father of rock n roll

[@Egaladeist]

Berry was great, and his song ' My ding-a-ling ' is hilarious . I love young people reacting to songs I grew up with, but at the same time I'd like a little honesty. I have yet to see a single person say '' this song sucks '', to any song they react to. Not once. So unless they are previewing songs and selecting only the ones they like to react to ( which completely defeats the purpose of ' first reactions ' ) or, they're just bullshitting their audience so they don't offend anyone. Be real, no one in their right mind expects someone to like every song someone else likes, no one is going to be offended if you play a song and don't dig it. Well, at least no one rational. Just once I'd like someone to be honest and come out and say ' man, this song bites ' . I like reaction videos, and I appreciate young people listening to the oldies before auto-tune, but they aren't really ' reaction ' videos if you're previewing them or if you're trying to patronize your audience to avoid offending someone.

[@woodysthoughts4032]

Chuck Berry also does the duck walk in some of his other videos. One very funny video of his that you may want to react to is "My Ding-a-Ling."

[@fdg844]

Now that's a performance

[@lathedauphinot6820]

Chuck Berry was rock & roll. The guitar, bass, drums, piano, the songs, guitar solos, dance moves, prison, fistfights, women, one-night stands,… He would show up alone, walk in the back door and straight to the promoter’s office, demand his money, walk onstage, plug in, start playing, and the promoter was supposed to have a local band there to back him up, with no idea what he was gonna play or in what key. When he finished, if the band was good and the equipment worked he’d throw back 10%,, get in his car, and drive away. You could say he also invented hip hop. “Maybellene” is close; “Too Much Monkey Business” definitely is at least pre-.

[@RickBowman-sw5uw]

Check out the video of him and Bruce Springsteen doing this one It’s amazing and he was in Joel’s late seventies I believe and was still pulling off the moves

[@scottcrosby-art5490]

Chuck was a badass, changed a lot of people's perspective on music

[@bwilliams463]

Two more pioneers of rock n'roll were Big Joe Turner, whose song 'Shake, Rattle and Roll' became a huge hit for Bill Halley and the Comets, and Laverne Baker with her powerful voice and energy; two of her best were 'Tweedle Dee' and 'Jim Dandy to the Rescue.'

[@stevedotwood]

You misspelled "Sister Rosetta Tharpe"

[@johnthompson6374]

@@stevedotwood well said

[@Quick5004]

That was the swag back then… Brotha was putting it down 👍🏽

[@adrianmartin8153]

He was definitely a heavy weight. U guys know the movie bio, Elvis is coming out. A few that'll be in that is this guy, Bb king, Martin Luther. And on . Should be epic. Keep rocking guys.

[@angelado3]

🔥🔥🔥

[@pauljmn9135]

get the Chuck Berry "gone like a cool breeze " from the music hall of fame 1956

[@ianharris879]

alot of the dances on tik tok come from the northern soul scene in britain,massive in the 70's but still going strong now

[@Furthur805]

Definitely gotta check out his live performance of My Ding-A-Ling.

[@vespoint]

Here’s another history lesson - the greatest, the incomparable Bo Diddley - on The Ed Sullivan Show in 1955. kzbin.info/www/bejne/mn3Giqiroc-lepY

[@reneericks1069]

Mos Def played Chuck Berry in the movie "Cadillac Records".

[@gregorywilson1960]

So much energy!!! I get tired just watching him.

[@t.r.1708]

Thx! “There is nothing new under the sun!” Ecclesiastes 1:9

[@philippankhurst6680]

This does not date to 1958 - it's a Belgian TV concert of 1965, when Chuck toured Europe and the UK.

[@bobhoffman9848]

You can’t underestimate the influence Chuck Berry had on Rock and Roll. He was the first to turn rock lyrics into poetry and masterful storytelling, and he showed us for the first time what rock guitar is supposed to sound like. As you can see, he used his guitar not only as a musical instrument, but as a prop for his stage performance. Without Chuck Berry, there would have been no Beatles, Rolling Stones, etc. He's the king.

[@citygrrl6820]

🔥🔥🔥 YES🔥🔥🔥

[@brianbaker3654]

Chuck Berry is a fucking legend. Period. End of story.

[@tduffy5]

Listen to the studio release, much better. Others will say Bill Haley and the Comets started it all. But, there is a woman who's name I can't remember whom I think was the true Rock and Roll pioneer. She appeared alone on stage with an electric guitar. Out standing!