Chuck Berry on Hullabaloo 1965

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Uploaded by on Nov 13, 2007

The greastest Rock & Roll poet of the 20th Century playing the classic Johnny B. Goode

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  • I love that he's not lip-synching!

  • DER BIZZNEZZ!!!! The real King of Rock 'n' Roll...Yesterday, today and forevermore!!

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  • Chuck was just plain pure cool!!

  • HUGE!

    

  • Wow! This is so much better than any music performance you could see today on prime-time TV..... There is not much reason to even watch current programs, when we can see & hear Chuck Berry (!!) singing live and grooving with those super Hullabaloo dancers! Many, many thanks for uploading this.

  • I'm sure someone can tell me who the drummer is... thanks.

  • @mrhipsterdoof this is a John Lee Hooker quote, Just in case you didn't know.

  • @mrhipsterdoofus THAT WAS SAID BY JOHN LEE HOOKER.

  • @indy1017 Take another look amigo, his guitar isn't plugged in, and he's coming through loud and clear even though he's a mile from the mike. Everything was lip

    synched back then. I hope this don't break your heart, the tech just available then to

    do things live at that time. And it's too bad, I'd love to see it live as well.PEACE

  • how I remember scurrying home quick like from school to watch "Hullabalou" . "Shindig" and "Dark Shadows"

  • love the duck walk

  • The Blues Had a Baby and They Named It Rock n Roll

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