Chuck Berry Stevie Ray Vaughan y George Thorowood en Grammys 1984

[@LPJack02]

RIP Chuck Berry (October 18, 1926 - March 18, 2017), aged 90
And
RIP Stevie Ray Vaughan (October 3, 1954 - August 27, 1990), aged 35
You both will be remembered as legends.

[@ericworthington5615]

I remember this well. Senior year of high school. Literally my two favorites at the time and still are and who doesn’t love Chuck.

[@santiagovictor2004]

This is the best video on planet earth. Never in my mind would I picture chuck himself with George and Stevie

[@augaki1]

Me alegra mucho haberlo conservado 40 años y que lo vea quien sabe apreciarlo!!. Suscribite!!

[@mikef3726]

The Hollywood elites didn’t know what to think if ole Chuck

[@ramonsanchez2429]

Remembering that great show three great Rock and Blues Legend's the 1984 Grammy awards 🎸🎸🎸🥁🎹

[@suelinogueiradobonfimpesso8293]

Tudo à respeito de Chuck Berry eu vejo, pq é o meu idolo n.1

[@noahchasinguitar5831]

George and Stevie are playing different rhythms lol

[@augaki1]

But SRV has a clearer musical idea!!

[@augaki1]

George's way of covering it up from SRV seems horrible to me

[@justinmaccarthy8078]

As a rule of thumb, when you have 2 of the same instruments, you don't play the same thing at the same time

[@30AndHatingIt]

Now introducing, “Jorge Toro-good”

[@lthoedt]

Such terrible audio. Idk if that was on the original recording but stevie's guitar is barely audible in the beginning

[@FranciscoGarcia-hi3zx]

Glad someone else beat me to this comment. It was horrible

[@mckinleylowman6412]

Esa narracion?

[@augaki1]

castellano para América Latina. Así se emitió la Ceremonia

[@mckinleylowman6412]

@@augaki1 gracias por grabar esta gran perfromance

[@mckinleylowman6412]

Por cierto las dos songs son Maybelline y Let it Rock

[@sharkhawk23]

Omg. Chuck and Stevie Ray. And George. Incredible