Chuck Berry - Roll Over Beethoven (Live) (1956) "Roll Over Beethoven," released by Chuck Berry in 1956, stands as a defiant anthem of the rock 'n' roll revolution. The song humorously suggests that classical composer Beethoven should make way for the new sound of rock 'n' roll, embodying the energetic spirit of the genre and signaling a change in the musical landscape. The track is driven by Berry's signature guitar riffs and playful lyrics, marking a challenge to the musical establishment. It p

Chuck Berry live at the Toronto Rock and Roll Revival Festival in 1969. Chuck played his classic repertoire of Johnny B. Goode, Carol, and many others, but closed his set by singing, “goodbye to all you groovy people”. ​​✌️ | Chuck Berry

In June of 1972 the BBC recorded an 80 minute Chuck Berry concert at the BBC Television Theatre in London. This recording is one of the best Berry performances ever shown on TV. "Mean Old World" was recorded by T-Bone Walker in 1942. It has been described as "the first important blues recordings on the electric guitar" | Don's Tunes