Episodio 380: Chuck Berry Jonny B Good. Año 1958. Version del podcast en idioma español

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00:00:30 - One time Rock'n'Roll was a language that allowed young people, from humble circumstances, to escape from poverty and become a man.

00:00:59 - This theme was written by Chuck Berry while he was on tour in New Orleans in 1958.

00:01:15 - According to Berry, in his declaration to Ronnie Stones

00:01:18 - At the Ronnie Stones magazine, he said it was a autobiographical song.

00:01:23 - He saw himself reflected in a poor boy in a rustic corner of the deep south of the United States, with little education and few perspectives of life.

00:01:35 - Making a great master of electric guitar, turning himself into the leader of a famous band.

00:01:48 - Berri in reality was not from the deep south he grew up in Gowl Street in San Luis a city that is only cosmopolitan from the Middle East with a rich musical tradition he was not unschooled either he was the first and perhaps the last composer to use the word omitir in a pop song therefore

00:02:13 - Chuck Berri was not an alphabet nor the South, so it wasn't necessarily like the character of his song.

00:02:28 - The band was included in the year 1958 by the bassist Willie Dixon, but Berri, along with his career, presented it to him with music hired, without many luminaries and at little price.

00:02:41 - One of these musicians hired by Berri was the young Bruce Sprinten, who remembered the annoying habit of Berri of changing difficult tones to half of a song.

00:02:55 - The ironic thing was that Chuck Berri influenced the middle class, white, of the United States who loves rock'n'roll music, being this a color guitarist.

00:03:21 - This theme appears in the 1985 movie Back to the Future, or Return to the Future.

00:03:29 - The character Michael Fox returns in time and interprets it before a tonic multitude, while Marvin Berry observes.

00:03:39 - Marvin calls his cousin Chuck, saying that he thinks he has found a new style he is looking for.

00:03:46 - Then he points the phone to capture most of the previous music of Martin McFly.

00:03:53 - This scene is produced in the classic line, when McFly goes up the stage and tells the band

00:04:00 - It's a blues riff in B, look at the changes, they try to follow the rhythm

00:04:13 - Several rock bands have versioned this song and it is considered one of the most influential songs of rock and roll

00:04:23 - Go, Johnny, go, go, go!

00:04:25 - Go, Johnny, go, go, go!

00:04:27 - Go, Johnny, go, go, go!

00:04:29 - Without a doubt, the most successful version was the Australian band ICDC, who, together with the band Chick-Trick, won it in 1979, on the Powerage Tour.

00:04:48 - I'm so glad!

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00:05:48 - Get out of here, get out of here, get out of here, get out of here

00:05:53 - Get out of here, get out of here, get out of here

00:05:56 - If you're gonna leave us all, then you're gonna die

00:05:59 - If you're gonna stick with the truth, then you're gonna die

00:06:02 - If you're gonna leave us all, then you're gonna die

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