Nadine (cover) Chuck Berry - The Boogie Ramblers

Chuck Berry as played by The Boogie Ramblers



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[toadblue]

Wow, I love this! You really nailed it! The harp works well - don't care what the purists think. Best C.B. cover I have heard! Thanks for the post!

[heyromeo]

@toadblue

Thanks so much! We try to do our best. Check our videos: there's more Chuck Berry if you like it.

[cescokiller]

Bel sound chitarrista! Che amplificatore usi??

[heyromeo]

@cescokiller

grazie :-) . qui una riedizione ampeg J-12T ( valvole el84, 15 watt e cono da 12).

[missionrd100]

Great cover. Great performance. Loved the guitar solo; just like Chuck. I hate it when bands do Berry tunes and just throw in and bunch of bent note bluesrock pentatonic licks with lots of distortion. You did it right and used the licks that Chuck would have used. Keith would love this!

[heyromeo]

@missionrd100

Thanks a lot! Your words are really appreciated :-)

[PinkertonStudsworth]

Very nice cover! And great harmonica addition!

[JMarkwell]

Awesome cover, loved the solos - the harmonica was something a bit different..

[huisman123456789]

omg this is great! thanks for singing about my name! (a)

[bluesify100]

@themredweirdoshow Couldn't agree more! While I am more of a blues fan instead of jazz, I do think Chuck was influenced more by jazz than blues. Its clear in his phrasing and certainly, his singing too.

[ElonoreDoug605]

Rip the audio from this clip at soundnabber doht cohm.