Chuck Berry - The Things I Used To Do Lyrics

The best that was is and ever Will be

Missing a poignant introduction delivered by Mr Berry

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Only king of rock n roll ☝️

so funny watching all those stiffs behind..a lot diff now right..?

Check the stone cold faces of everyone else in the room. They had no f**kin idea what a genieus Chuck Berry is. Only guy in the room who had a clue was the black drummer. Brother knows. Hail Hail the Founding Father of Rock N Roll. Mr. Chuck Berry !

He almost goes into a duckwalk , but pulls back and says, "Just for now, it's all blues. We'll rock n roll later 'til the break of dawn."

He is the father of rock and roll. Never forget that. I dont lol

the man had a great singing voice, electric stage presence, good guitar player!

Waynone Harris is the father of rock n roll, lets me on the corner so I can prove it to you & no guns.

Best chuck video ive ever seen. Bad motherfucker on guitar. Thats how we should all play fellas.

the king of rock'n'roll

Best version ever played , I mean Stevie and buddy guy did good but chuck berry version cover of this song is the meanest.

Clearly you didn't heard the Jimi hendrix one

ffs that audience

It takes weeeeeeed to play so : ). Thank you lord
Thing is someday you may lose the feeling
Man it s a pity.
Rest in peace chuck berry

Listen to "How you've changed"

In front of a stone cold audience in Paris (?) too!

https://youtu.be/6UOoSZ_SxBA (Jimi Hendrix)

So so good

Ain't near one of them white people behind Chuck got no idea what he's singing about. They be sittin there all stupid and stuff.

Don Lovell 😯
They had no idea what they were hearing American Bluesman, maybe for 1st time, look like he's in Belgium.They knew some jazz riffs tho, Europe was in that game,especially France,, looked like the drummer was catching on give it time they ain't stupid this was near a worldwide paradigm shift rock hardly existed, meanwhile black dudes in Mississippi , Texas , Chicago n south states staying put with blues, Chuck went after white mans money, more like white kids money, you didn't see that kinda showmanship in blues maybe Little Richard look closer n think man fo ya call people stupid. They had a different culture very very old so peoples all over world different so fucking what! That's a good thing, its CULTURE not COLOR once you get that thru yo thick skull ya gets real smart, not sittin on your porch laughin at the world passin y'all by. There's something or a lot in this video you miss it if you think everybody's sposed' ta be boppin round. I'm schoolin ya man no disrespect here.🌚🌝=1🌎

@homesick clifford well i understand the culture thing pro and con. but with me its just about the art. the music fn grand. idont worship it but sure do like it

Guitar Slim would be proud of this version. Rock on Chuck Berry!

r i p guitar slim and chuck

Absolutely mesmeric performance, both on the vocals and that wonderful guitar. I saw him on this tour in 1965, when he was at his absolute best. No one could touch him. Forget Chuck the imperfect man and just wallow in the great music he has left us.

1965, meanwhile Elvis was filming Harum Scarum... Never saw Chuck Berry so involved with a song. Maybe he was a Bluesman deep inside. Great cover of this Guitar Slim's classic

Jaw dropping awe ... Those notes, ffs.

g ob smacking brill

Where did the blues become rock and roll? Right. The Fuck. Here.

Chuck: the most authentic rock!

His riffs sound a lot like T-
Bone Walker

@David Sandler 1 of his main heroes. peace

A musical genius! Diggin’ the Professor on the 88 keys also. :) Good stuff!

I came here for the Emperor of Guitar, and left loving Prof. Piano and Dr. Double Bass as they both loved every second of this

The greatest ever! Who could compare with Chuck Berry?

The King!

that was so so good

RIP! Chuck Berry!

Holy shit, this is fucking great.

Chuck
Berry est de passage en Belgique en 1965 et enregistre pour
l'émission de la RTB "Face au Public" un concert dans un
studio d'Universal à Waterloo près de
Bruxelles,Le
groupe qui accompagne Chuck Berry est composé de Willy Albimoor
(piano), Ed Rogers aka Roger Van Hoverbeke (contrebasse) et Willy Donni (guitare).Eddie Hunton(dms)

He was a rock n roller for sure, also a blues man

Daytimerocker 😯
Other way around man rock came from blues these cats present gettin a real treat American Bluesman look closer some of his voicings are who he really was, I say was because he had to get that dollar and the white kids had most of it so rock n roll back then white parents didn't want no back idols, he was really a smart dude, all that showmanship wasn't seen in most bluesmen this might been where " duckwalk" began may Little Richard too fits this description😯

Amazing legacy left by that Black Monolith in 2001....Hail Hail Rock and Roll..Squa Tront Spa Fon!!!