Love it, Chuck Berry punched Keith Richards for even touching his guitar but he hands it to the man that started it all bowing to the roots of blues...LOVE IT
T Bone is one of the most important influences in modern music.Almost every contemporary guitarist owes something to his legacy.Thanks for this fantastic upload.
Bone, was beginning to really fail health wise. When this was filmed. Pee-Wee -Crayton and I had many many tearful discussions. Worried about Bone. Because we loved that old man. Bone lived 100 lives, in comparison. To the 1 life the average person lives. Bone was my friend, my mentor, my teacher. My everything. Long live his memory. And his musicality....!!!
You're a lucky man. I've always wondered what T-Bone was like in person. Effortlessly sophisticated and talented onstage of course, but I often wondered if he was somewhat introverted as well?
What a rare treat. I hope those people knew how lucky they were to see Chuck Berry AND the great T Bone Walker together on the same stage! If those two were suddenly erased from musical history most modern rock and pop music would disappear along with them.
When a harp player would come up to the stage to challenge Little Walter he would have to cut Louis on harp first.Nobody ever got by Louis to try Walter.Lol
Thanks for sharing such GREAT, EPIC footage!. long live T-bone, long live Chuck Berry, long live the many blues musicians who left us with the tools to be inspired by and grow, long live the blues!.
Chuck is so lit! LOL But look at the respect he has for T Bone. If Chuck is credited for inventing rock, it was only because he was standing on the shoulders of TBW.
Right. I was going to put my own comment to that effect then saw this one. I don't I've ever seen Chuck play this role, of the mentee not the mentor. Just great.
I was there that night in Montreux...It was around 1974 I think...Chuck was not specially drunk, he's always like that...Bo Diddley was there too. But the man who really stole the show was Muddy...Man, when he started with "the same thing" it was almost frightening...
héhé moi j'aime pas trop cette video TBone est en bout de course, il a pas l'air a l'aise du tout,onle sent super fragile et il a pas l'air d'avoir envie de jouer, chuck en fait carrément trop bref si tu y etais, quelle chance !! tu as vu ce moment ? alors ? J'ai raison? amitiés JM et bonne année
When the blue sound back good you can't help but feel it and your heart and soul if you don't believe me ask the legendary Chuck Berry the sound of the Blues it will get you caught up in the web just like it did me RawBluesTv get ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ for this post
A good artist let his Soul Free and before the Audience she or he is showing everything whitout any border.Please don't misunderstood me,but it's or she or he is naked by letting everyone in showing the hurt and joy and tears or laugh you got and that's why an artist will be earlier grappi'the bottle or dope,just to pull the emotions down,I admire artist for many reasons and for that I love Chuck and others
Chuck developed much of his style on guitar from listening to Walker. BB King also listed him as a prime influence. In fact most of modern guitar tips it's hat to the great T Bone Walker.
Yes... Keith Richards complained about that too...BTW... Bb is not an uncommon key. Guitarists like it because it puts you right in the middle of your fret board and horn players like it too because it has so few sharps and flats.
CB: (...man, this guitar is really out of tune...) HEY BONE! Why don't you take this for a spin?!?!? TB:(Plays first note, realizing how out of tune CB's guitar is...) uh, thanks?
Damn bro, Chuck passed off an out of tune ass guitar to TBone, such a magical moment but such a rough situation for Bones to be put it. Also I don’t think he’s used to holding a guitar that way, he usually plays the guitar horizontal/parallel to the ground, not the normal way Goes to show how much of a supreme showman TBone is to keep the wheels on the track in that situation
3:31 is this terribly out of sync or is there another guitar player ? Doesnt look like its out of sync looking at their hands and singing though but on several spots the lead guitar continues while neither of them is playing.
Is it asking too much to provide the source material for all these clips? The most noteworthy thing about this one is that it shows Berry was capable of playing like Walker. And the other thing that no one mentions is the very good rhythm guitar in the background. I’d like to know who that third guitarist was. Again, this is basic information that should be provided with all these TV show clips.
When we originally uploaded it, all the information was there but the people who take care of Berry's copyrights had the video removed. So when we re-uploaded it we didn't put any info so they couldn't track it down and delete it again. All the videos on our channel have all the information we could get. Answering your question, the other guitarist is Louis Myers, who together with his brother Dave on bass and Fred Below on drums formed The Aces, the best Chicago Blues group, in my opinion. Lafayette Leake played piano. Montreux 1972
@@RawBluesTV Of course, Louis Meyers. He and the Aces backed up Robert Junior Lockwood. He plays on that great live album from the ‘70s recorded in Japan. Thanks for the explanation. Chuck Berry was an arrogant pain in the ass when he was alive and apparently still is.
Love it, Chuck Berry punched Keith Richards for even touching his guitar but he hands it to the man that started it all bowing to the roots of blues...LOVE IT
Where is Richards? 😡😡
That’s not how the Keith Richards story goes.
@@DerpRulesAllKeith said it himself in an interview
Thought same thing
T Bone is one of the most important influences in modern music.Almost every contemporary guitarist owes something to his legacy.Thanks for this fantastic upload.
Bone, was beginning to really fail health wise. When this was filmed. Pee-Wee -Crayton and I had many many tearful discussions. Worried about Bone. Because we loved that old man. Bone lived 100 lives, in comparison. To the 1 life the average person lives. Bone was my friend, my mentor, my teacher. My everything. Long live his memory. And his musicality....!!!
Hi Steve, you must be very blessed having the chance to meet in person Mr. TBW, Crayton, etc. Learning from them, I can imagine what a treasure
You're a lucky man. I've always wondered what T-Bone was like in person. Effortlessly sophisticated and talented onstage of course, but I often wondered if he was somewhat introverted as well?
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This my impression too. He surely was over the top. I like very much the "t-bone shuffle" but from his record.
This is one of the coolest thing I have ever seen.
You are so right.
T-Bone Walker, one of finest musicians. All the great blues players looked up to him.
What a rare treat. I hope those people knew how lucky they were to see Chuck Berry AND the great T Bone Walker together on the same stage! If those two were suddenly erased from musical history most modern rock and pop music would disappear along with them.
Chuck is a genius.
But I've never seen that in such respectfully watching
someone. He knows that owes much to Mr. Walker.
What a spectacular piece of music history! ❤
Respect
with a capital " R"!
Excelsior Fellas
thanks for sharing....
Dave Myers bass, Louis Myers 2nd guitar, Fred Below drums.
Stellar lineup!
When a harp player would come up to the stage to challenge Little Walter he would have to cut Louis on harp first.Nobody ever got by Louis to try Walter.Lol
Thanks for sharing such GREAT, EPIC footage!. long live T-bone, long live Chuck Berry, long live the many blues musicians who left us with the tools to be inspired by and grow, long live the blues!.
So funny, Chuck dancing round his master. And T-Bone has such a style and that funny quirky smile.
Both T-Bone & Chuck had those “knowing” smiles. 😀
I agree...it is one of the finest and strongest videos I have seen. Chuck was obviously honored to work with T-Bone Walker...
Chuck jammin and dancin freestyle.what a treat.
I am so enjoying this. Can't believe how young Chuck Berry is, and he was a prety darn good dancer too. Thanks for sharring.
Brings back a lot of memories for we saw the Aces live and kicking thanks
t bone walker i love you music blues good very good ......
How has this evaded me all these years!
Man one of the greatest guitarists and one of the greatest out of Texas T Bone
That's a badass turtle neck...
Tbone's a master.
T Bone most underrated guitarist ever he was the 1st lead and showman
TBone was one of Chuck's influencers, Tbone had about 15 years over Chuck.
Chuck is so lit! LOL But look at the respect he has for T Bone. If Chuck is credited for inventing rock, it was only because he was standing on the shoulders of TBW.
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Right. I was going to put my own comment to that effect then saw this one. I don't I've ever seen Chuck play this role, of the mentee not the mentor. Just great.
and he never tried to hide that. what a great post. thanks for posting
great music.
just love it, great.
Da macht sogar ein schit Montag Abend wieder Spaß!
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2 great guitar stylists!
Lol @ 3:24- T bone like "Man, if you don"t take this guitar...."
I jump with T-Bone everyday. It touches me everytime just like it did Chuck. I can't stop moving. It's impossible! Dig it!
I was there that night in Montreux...It was around 1974 I think...Chuck was not specially drunk, he's always like that...Bo Diddley was there too. But the man who really stole the show was Muddy...Man, when he started with "the same thing" it was almost frightening...
héhé
moi j'aime pas trop cette video
TBone est en bout de course, il a pas l'air a l'aise du tout,onle sent super fragile et il a pas l'air d'avoir envie de jouer, chuck en fait carrément trop
bref
si tu y etais, quelle chance !!
tu as vu ce moment ?
alors ? J'ai raison?
amitiés JM
et bonne année
Incredible footage, T-Bone was a real master.
I think I can watch this video for 10000000000000 more times.....
Chcuk gets loads of (often deserved but not always) bad press, but what a wonderful thing he did here! Classy playing from both guys.
Chuck was also a great bluesman
This is one of the most amazing videos I ever seen...I must be dreaming...
Can't beat that...
fantastico raw blues.
こりゃスゴイ。なんちゅう組合せ。
The bone rolls out drink in hand
What a Combo Chuck & T Bone !!!
great footage,chuck handing his guitar to THE GREAT T BONE,now both gone
anda a tocar rock and roll chuck 😂😂
Awh...Bless, Chuck berry, thinking he plays the blues
Chuck was having a ball !!!
i didn't know t bone could play without his iconic way of holding guitar
Wicked
When the blue sound back good you can't help but feel it and your heart and soul if you don't believe me ask the legendary Chuck Berry the sound of the Blues it will get you caught up in the web just like it did me RawBluesTv get ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ for this post
Great stuff
Chuck at his most respectful
Doesn't happen often anymore, but seeing these guys together leaves me awestruck. Thanks for posting!
My favorite steak and singer
OUTSTANDING! not many know know Chuck was a true bluesman - Thank You!
Subscribed and liked. Great post! Thanks for the share.
A good artist let his Soul Free and before the Audience she or he is showing everything whitout any border.Please don't misunderstood me,but it's or she or he is naked by letting everyone in showing the hurt and joy and tears or laugh you got and that's why an artist will be earlier grappi'the bottle or dope,just to pull the emotions down,I admire artist for many reasons and for that I love Chuck and others
Thank you.
That's a shuffle,
only t bone can touch chuck guitar don't forget it keith
😆😆😆
Chuck berry doing a t bone impersonation ,,now I've seen it all ,
Chuck developed much of his style on guitar from listening to Walker. BB King also listed him as a prime influence. In fact most of modern guitar tips it's hat to the great T Bone Walker.
Don’t forget most modern drumming tips it’s hat to Fred Below on the drums as well!
Chuck Berry you know you need to quit. You are too much we went to see you at Pala's Casino two years ago and you were so sweet God bless you
Debra
Woowwwww!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Wow. This video is awesome. Didn’t know chuck and T Bone played together.
Awesome
"Where's Chuck?!"
Chuck doing his thing!
thebluesisblues
Chuck really loved Aaron. Don’t usually see him so loving.
He owes his career to tbone
T-Bone usually plays it in the key of 'G' but here he's in Bb.
Yes... Keith Richards complained about that too...BTW... Bb is not an uncommon key. Guitarists like it because it puts you right in the middle of your fret board and horn players like it too because it has so few sharps and flats.
Welcome
You play it, no you play it, alright I’ll play it.
is no one gonna mention that Chuck almost never bust out these licks like that in his songs?!
I noticed that too like man wtf is going on here?!?!? 😆
Chuck owes everything to TBone
👍👍
Was chuck trying to get out of playing ?
Chuck is juiced up like a skunk
Out of sight
Debra
♥♥♥
😆
welcome
Chuck must have been really f....d up.
T Bone was a big part of this mucic and where it all went afterwords. I bet elvis took a lot from T bone too
❤️ ❤️ ❤️
I was born in the wrong damn decade
I second that emotion.
same here
source material?
?
@BackToTheBlues
:-)
super 'o' vowtie 'o' rooney
I dunno, this is pretty bad compared to what T-Bone can do with his own horizontal guitar. No duck-walks required.
Funny, sort of lol
CB: (...man, this guitar is really out of tune...) HEY BONE! Why don't you take this for a spin?!?!?
TB:(Plays first note, realizing how out of tune CB's guitar is...) uh, thanks?
massa
Damn bro, Chuck passed off an out of tune ass guitar to TBone, such a magical moment but such a rough situation for Bones to be put it. Also I don’t think he’s used to holding a guitar that way, he usually plays the guitar horizontal/parallel to the ground, not the normal way
Goes to show how much of a supreme showman TBone is to keep the wheels on the track in that situation
everybody drunk
TANX u Berry Berry much RBT 4 T-Boning me
Chuck punched Keef for messin with his guitar. T-Bone was Chuck's mentor.
3:31 is this terribly out of sync or is there another guitar player ? Doesnt look like its out of sync looking at their hands and singing though but on several spots the lead guitar continues while neither of them is playing.
:-)
I agree and disagree with JM harrincourt. Chucks was a genius in his day but turned into an idiot later in life as this video will show..
Is it asking too much to provide the source material for all these clips?
The most noteworthy thing about this one is that it shows Berry was capable of playing like Walker.
And the other thing that no one mentions is the very good rhythm guitar in the background.
I’d like to know who that third guitarist was.
Again, this is basic information that should be provided with all these TV show clips.
When we originally uploaded it, all the information was there but the people who take care of Berry's copyrights had the video removed. So when we re-uploaded it we didn't put any info so they couldn't track it down and delete it again. All the videos on our channel have all the information we could get. Answering your question, the other guitarist is Louis Myers, who together with his brother Dave on bass and Fred Below on drums formed The Aces, the best Chicago Blues group, in my opinion. Lafayette Leake played piano. Montreux 1972
@@RawBluesTV Of course, Louis Meyers. He and the Aces backed up Robert Junior Lockwood. He plays on that great live album from the ‘70s recorded in Japan.
Thanks for the explanation.
Chuck Berry was an arrogant pain in the ass when he was alive and apparently still is.
@@charleswinokoor6023 welcome
@@charleswinokoor6023leave chuck alone he can play
welcome