Chuck Berry - Ain't That Just Like A Woman

[quaxk]

I'll take this cover as a confession of plagiarism

[peline89]

Semplicemente straordinario

[musicalsoul08]

I freaking love this <3

[flaxonx3]

Man still hasn't paid royalties to birds for ripping off music from them. That's a lot of seed in back pay.

[control88able]

@HEATHEANGELSVOICES i got no offense to chuck berry (as i said)

[control88able]

he ripped the song from the 1940z artist: Louis Jordan.

PS: no offense for chuck berry hes a cool guy too

[HEARTHEANGELSVOICES]

@control88able - YEAH HE ALSO RIPPED OFF BOB WILLS & THE TEXAS PLAYBOYS FOR MAYBELLENE.

[mtavares92]

@control88able He didn't rip anything.. it's called a cover dipshit..

Elvis on the other hand..

[reeceyfezza]

@control88able It's called a cover, genius.

[pinchold]

when he starts playing the intro riff he always manages to fool you by starting singing something different than you expect. Oh, well I guess it's the same song all over - only the words a little bit different. Hi Chuck.

[JohnPaulSaylor]

Vinyl*

Great song! :D

[keithajonesful]

Chuck Berry intro was actually taken from Louis Jordan's version. That's where he got his signature lick from. Anyway, Louis Jordan is a good place to get influence from, but Chuck's singing sucks butt, comparatively.

[BTBHSOHBOY]

Better than the original Louis Jordan version, but Johnny B. Goode is still Berry's best song

[wins151]

He changed the intro on this all his song he change the intro a bit each time people think it's the same because they don't know how to listen to music.

[Groove1993]

well, most of his songs are pretty same :D...but he invented it, he can have some negatives :D

[METALFREAK03]

I love that he uses the same three chords, the same three chords that are still used by pop artists today. No variants, i guess in popular music.

[wins151]

cool stuff king chuck.

[jollywally001]

In an article in the local rag about "Music Plagiarization" - the author says that Chuck Berry pre-empted the opening riff to Louis Jordan's version of this song for "Johnny B. Goode. See the original version of this song and - who cares? Chuck RoolZ.

[MasterOfSparks]

@jollywally001 Yeah you can DEFINITELY see the influence Louis Jordan had on Chuck Berry. But as any true artist does CB carried it a lot further than it was when he picked it up.

[TackyRackyComixNEO]

I'm sorry, I couldn't help singing "Johnny B. Goode" along to this after the intro.

[dvdsmlprstylr]

I've been listening to Berry for 5 years now thinking I know all of his music recordings.

This guy never stops suprising.

LONG LIVE CHUCK BERRY

[mattybock]

such cool pics! 5 stars and a thank you!

[IoEstasCedonta]

This is kind of surreal...

[TheGMan516]

Cool. Man, he can get it. This song goes to Johnny Winter, though.

[Superboeller1]

That's Rock 'N' Roll