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| DATE |
COVER / TITLE |
INFO |
FRMT |
2008
 |
ST.LOUIS TO LIVERPOOL
IN SLIMLINE CDCASE
MOBILE FIDELITY SOUND LAB |
Little Marie
Our Little Rendezvous
No Particular Place to Go
You Two
Promised Land
You Never Can Tell
Go Bobby Soxer
Things I Used to Do
Liverpool Drive
Night Beat
Merry Christmas, Baby
Brenda
Fraulein
Little Girl from Central
O'Rangutang |
CDR |
2001
|
THE BLUES COLLECTION
RUNNING TIME: 47.21 MINS
DeAGOSTINI |
Memphis Tennessee (2:12)
Almost Grown (2:20)
Maybellene (2:19)
Johnny B. Goode (2:38)
No Particular Place to Go (2:42)
No Money Down (2:57)
Thirty Days (2:23)
Too Much Monkey Business (2:55)
You Can't Catch Me (2:42)
School Day (Ring! Ring! Goes the Bell) (2:41)
Sweet Little Sixteen (3:11)
Around and Around (2:39)
Carol (2:47)
Little Queenie (2:40)
Back in the USA (2:27)
Nadine (Is It You?) (2:35)
You Never Can Tell (2:41) |
CD |
| DATE |
COVER / TITLE |
INFO |
FRMT |
| |
Nadine |
Featuring Keith Richards |
MPG1 |
| 1965 |
Johnny Be Goode |
Hullabaloo |
MPG1 |
| 1964 |
Maybelline |
T.A.M.I - TNT Show |
MPG1 |
| 1965 |
Memphis Tennessee |
Hullabaloo (featuring Trini Lopez) |
MPG1 |
| 1962 |
No Particular Place To Go |
TV Performance |
MPG1 |
| 1958 |
Sweet Little Sixteen |
|
MPG1 |
| 1987 |
In The Wee Wee Hours |
St.Louis featuring Eric Clapton, Keith Richards |
MPG1 |
| |
Johnny Be Good |
Saturday Night Live |
MPG1 |
| |
Let's Twist Again |
|
MPG1 |
| |
Rock & Roll Music |
|
MPG1 |
| |
You Can Catch Me |
|
MPG1 |
INCOMING
DATE |
COVER / TITLE |
INFO |
FORMAT |
2007
|
AVO SESSION 2007
FESTIVAL:
Avo Session, Basel,
Switzerland
November 13, 2007
MORE COVERS:
HOMEMADE COVER
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SETLIST:
Wee Wee Hours
Let It Rock
Memphis Tennessee
Everyday I have The Blues
You Never Can Tell (1)
Carol
Little Queenie
My Ding-A-Ling
Reelin'and Rocking
Around And Around
You Never Can Tell (2)
Johnny be Good
Reelin'and Rocking
House Lights
MUSIC NIGHT ON SF ZWEI TV
BROADCASTED BY 3SAT NOVEMBER 15, 2008
RUNNING TIME APPROX: 51.11 MINS
RABO VIDEO PRODUCTION DDD
AUTHORING ARTWORK BY COLOGNESHARK |
DVDR |
2008
|
BBC THEATRE 29.03.1972
GRAVITY LABEL
RUNNING TIME: 57.58 MINS |
SETLIST:
Intro
Roll Over Beethoven
Sweet Little Sixteen
Memphis Tennessee
Too Much Monkey Business
Beer Drinken Woman
Let It Rock
Mean Old World
Carol
Rock'n Roll Music
Promised Land
Reelin' And Rocking
Nadine
Bye, Bye Johnny
Johnny B. Goode
Titles on the cover are different
SWEDISH SUBTITLES
|
DVDROM
MPG |
2005
|
HAIL HAIL ROCK'N
ROLL
RUNNING TIME: 1.20.05 HOURS |
IMDB COMMENT:
On October, 18th 1986, on the sixtieth birthday
of Chuck Berry, there was a concert at the Fox Theater in his hometown
Saint Louis. This documentary highlights some of the best moments of this
concert, with footages of Chuck Berry playing his famous songs with a unique
band composed by Keith Richards, Johnnie Johnson, Bobby Keys and other
great musicians and the participation of Linda Ronstadt, Julian Lennon,
Robert Cray, Eric Clapton and Etta James among others famous guests. In
this tribute, there are also many interviews and archive footages with
Chuck Berry's parents and siblings, and artists like Little Richard, Bo
Diddley, Jerry Lee Lewis, Bruce Springsteen, Roy Orbinson, Keith Richards,
The Everly Brothers, John Lennon, Eric Clapton among others. There are
many compliments, praise and recognition of his magnificent work from the
interviewees; however there are also many obscure moments that deconstruct
the idol. For example, Bruce Springsteen tells about Chuck Berry's concern
with money and no rehearsal with the unknown local pick up bands before
his gigs without any respect to the audiences and fans. Keith Richards
is extremely ambiguous, and tells about the free physical aggression he
suffered from Chuck Berry; and playing out of the rehearsed tune. Further,
I understood that some of his famous songs actually were composed by Johnnie
Johnson, and the keys adapted by Chuck Berry to the guitar. He manipulates
many questions, like for example for his wife, and never mentions that
he went to jail for tax evasion. Therefore it is a wonderful documentary
of Chuck Berry as a player and singer; but regarding his behavior out of
stage, I would dare to write that he seems to have at least a weird and
egocentric personality. Therefore better off would be watching the concert
without the additional footages.
BAD SOUND, MUCH HUMMING
SPANISH SUBTITLES
|
DVDROM
MPG |
2005
|
LIVE
AT THE ROXY
(WITH
TINA TURNER)
VPI-VIDEFILM
PRODUCERS, NY- WHITE STAR: 1667
VHS
SOURCED DVD! |
SETLIST:
ROLL OVER BEETHOVEN
HAIL, HAIL ROCK AND
ROLL
SWEET LITTLE SIXTEEN
NADINE
JOHNNY B.GOODE
REELIN'AND ROCKIN'
MEMPHIS TENNESSEE
JOHNNY B. GOODE
BROWN EYED HANDSOME
MAN
TOO MUCH MONKEY BUSINESS
OH, CAROL
LITTLE QUEENIE
ROCK AND ROLL MUSIC
(with Tina Turner)
REELIN'AND ROCKIN'
(with daughter INGRID)
Originally, filmed
at the Roxy in Los Angeles during 1982, this video features
singing legend Chuck
Berry belting out several of his greatest hits. The equally renowned Tina
Turner joins him for one song, and later rejoins him in a choreographed
farewell performance.
The Roxy video (which
I have transcribed to DVD-R) is as close as you will ever get to that 50's
experience. There is no background narrator or song splicing, just the
real thing. Oh yea, the audience is hot with libations in hand, the backup
band is perfect, the audio recording is clean with great dynamic range.
I cannot help from playing this at least once a month. All of my music
video collection are live performances, and this is a leader in the pack.
Captured in the 70's,
this 60 minute performance caught Chuck when he could still boogie. This
may not make it to DVD, so you better get the VHS now while you still can.
|
DVDR |
1984
|
THAT WAS ROCK
A DOCUMENTARY OF ROCKMUSIC
CHUCK BERRY HOSTS
- BORN TO ROCK:
THE TAMI TNT SHOW.
This is actually two megaconcerts that featured
a magnificent collection of stars, including:
CHUCK BERRY
BO DIDDLEY
JAMES BROWN
MARVIN GAYE
GERRY & THE PACEMAKERS
JAN AND DEAN
LESLEY GORE
THE RONETTES
RAY CHARLES
SMOKEY ROBINSON
THE SUPREMES
THE ROLLING STONES
TINA TURNER
and more. |
THE CONCERT FEATURES 37 SONGS,
INCLUDING:
CHUCK BERRY:
Maybelline, Sweet Little Sixteen, Nadine
JAMES BROWN:
Out of Sigt, Night Train
RAY CHARLES:
Georgia On My Mind, Let the Good Times Roll
BO DIDDLEY:
Hey Bo Diddley, The Beat
MARVIN GAYE:
Stubborn Kind of Fellow, Pride and Joy, Can
I get a Witness, Hitchhike
GERRY & THE PACEMAKERS:
Maybelline
LESLEY GORE:
Maybe I Know, You Don't Know Me
JAN AND DEAN:
Sidewalk Surfin
SMOKEY ROBINSON & THE MIRACLES:
That's What Love Is Made Of, You Really Got
a Hold On Me,
Mickey's Monkey
ROLLING STONES:
Around and Around, Off the Hook, Time is
on My Side,
It's All Over Now, I'm All Right
ROLLING STONES & ENSEMBLE:
Let's Get Together
THE RONETTES:
Be My Baby, Shout
THE SUPREMES:
Love Light Shining, Thru His Eyes, Run Run
Run,
Baby Love, Where Did Our Love Go
IKE AND TINA TURNER:
A Fool In Love, Please Please, Goodbye So
Long
Total Running Time: 90 MINS
NTSC VHS Sourced DVD
MUSIC MEDIA |
DVDR |
2006
|
THE LONDON ROCK
& ROLL SHOW 1972
RUNNING
TIME: 84 MINS
|
SETLIST:
Be
Bop A Lula
C'mon Everybody
Till The Following Night
Jack The Ripper
Road Runner
Bring It To Jerome
Mona
High School Confidential
You Can Have Her
Chantilly Lace
Whole Lotta Shakin' Goin' On
Medley:
Hound Dog / Good Golly Miss Molly / Blue
Suede Shoes / Sweet Little 16
BILL HAYLEY & HIS COMETS:
Shake Rattle And Roll
See You Later Alligator
Rock Around The Clock
Lucille
Rip It Up
Good Golly Miss Molly
Tutti Frutti
Jenny, Jenny, Jenny
Schooldays
CHUCK BERRY:
Memphis Tennessee
Sweet Little Sixteen
Untitled Jam
Wee Wee Hours
Oh Carol
Little Queenie
Reelin' And Rockin'
|
DVDROM
MPG |
2009
|
THE
LOST CONCERTS
LIVE
AT RADIO BREMEN 1972
CHUCK BERRY - RADIO BREMEN 1972
Vinyl - The Lost Concerts
Memphis Tennessee
Let It Rock
Oh Carol
In The Wee Wee Hours
Ring Ring Goes The Bell
C'est La Vie
Johnny B. Goode
School Days
RUNNING TIME: 28:58 MINS
A TV CHANNEL EINSFESTIVAL BROADCAST, 25.11.08
HOMEMADE
COVER
NO
LABEL
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It turned
out that this lost concert has been used in part for various broadcasts,
but also contained some unknown and interesting footage.
The "show" was recorded
in Radio Bremen's TV studio on March 24th, 1972. Berry was touring England
from 22nd to 29th March backed by Rockin' Horse. The band consisted of
Mike Snow on piano, Jimmy Campbell on guitar, Billy Kinsley on bass and
Dave Harrison on drums. On the 24th they flew over to the town of Bremen
to record some songs for German TV station Radio Bremen. (I'm guessing
here as the recording can also have happened in some studio in England.)
They returned to perform in Liverpool the next day and ended the tour at
the BBC studios in London to perform in front of TV cameras again, this
time for BBC's Sound For Saturday show. This London show is best known
for the Vinyl bootlegs called "Six Two Five" containing most parts of the
excellent show.
In Bremen, Berry and
the four-piece band performed in front of a blue screen and without audience.
The Lost Concerts contained recordings of the following songs:
Memphis, Tennessee
a previously unseen
performance
Let It Rock
this cut was first
broadcast in show #78 of the famous German Beat-Club show on May 27th,
1972, two months after the recording. You can watch this segment on a brand-new
DVD set "The Story of Beat-Club, Vol. 3"
Carol incorrectly titled
Oh Carol
has a false start
and therefore remained unseen so far. A second reason might be that the
cameramen were unaware of the duckwalk and could not follow Berry dancing
along the studio stage.
Wee Wee Hours titled
with an extra In the
this song features
a short introduction by Berry and some fine blues playing by the band.
It has some distorted black and white copy of the camera input projected
onto the blue screen. This recording was used in the Beat-Club show of
May 27th, 1972 and is likewise available on the DVD set noted above.
You Never Can Tell
obviously mislabeled as well: C'est La Vie
probably the best
song recorded here, but unseen until now. Berry jokes around with the band,
modifies the text at will, and inserts some nice guitar solo. Indeed a
lost gem. Note: One of the first Beat-Club broadcasts already had a clip
of You Never Can Tell, though just audio with Go-Go girls dancing and Berry
record covers in the background.
Johnny B. Goode
performed nicely including
duckwalk, piano solo and all. This segment was used in the Beat-Club broadcast
of May 27th and is included both in the full "The Story of Beat-Club, Vol.
3" DVD set as well as in a cheaper single DVD called "Beat-Club Best of
'72"
School Day incorrectly
titled Ring Ring Goes The Bell
here the blue screen
shows a moving image of the then current London Sessions album. This clip
was not used in the Beat-Club show, but in another Radio Bremen broadcast
called "Musikladen" on December 13th, 1972. You can get this clip on the
DVD "Best of Musikladen, Vol. 13"
|
DVDR |
2008
|
 |
CHUCK BERRY
The Video Anthology Volume 1
DVD IN SLIMLINE CDCASE |
DVDR |
2008
|
 |
CHUCK BERRY
The Video Anthology Volume 2
DVD IN SLIMLINE CDCASE |
DVDR |
2008
|
 |
CHUCK BERRY
The Video Anthology Volume 3
DVD IN SLIMLINE CDCASE |
DVDR |
| DATE |
COVER / TITLE |
INFO |
FRMT |
1982
|
LIVE
AT THE ROXY
(WITH
TINA TURNER)
VPI-VIDEFILM
PRODUCERS, NY- WHITE STAR: 1667
DVD
MADE FROM VHS TAPE! |
ROLL OVER BEETHOVEN
HAIL, HAIL ROCK AND
ROLL
SWEET LITTLE SIXTEEN
NADINE
JOHNNY B.GOODE
REELIN'AND ROCKIN'
MEMPHIS TENNESSEE
JOHNNY B. GOODE
BROWN EYED HANDSOME
MAN
TOO MUCH MONKEY BUSINESS
OH, CAROL
LITTLE QUEENIE
ROCK AND ROLL MUSIC
(with Tina Turner)
REELIN'AND ROCKIN'
(with
daughter INGRID)
Originally, filmed
at the Roxy in Los Angeles during 1982, this video features
singing legend Chuck
Berry belting out several of his greatest hits. The equally renowned Tina
Turner joins him for one song, and later rejoins him in a choreographed
farewell performance.
The Roxy video (which
I have transcribed to DVD-R) is as close as you will ever get to that 50's
experience. There is no background narrator or song splicing, just the
real thing. Oh yea, the audience is hot with libations in hand, the backup
band is perfect, the audio recording is clean with great dynamic range.
I cannot help from playing this at least once a month. All of my music
video collection are live performances, and this is a leader in the pack.
Captured in the 70's,
this 60 minute performance caught Chuck when he could still boogie. This
may not make it to DVD, so you better get the VHS now while you still can. |
VHS
NTSC |
1984
|
THAT WAS ROCK
A DOCUMENTARY OF ROCKMUSIC
CHUCK BERRY HOSTS
- BORN TO ROCK:
THE TAMI TNT SHOW
This is actually
two megaconcerts
that featured a
magnificent col-
lection of stars,
including:
CHUCK BERRY
BO DIDDLEY
JAMES BROWN
MARVIN GAYE
GERRY & THE PACEMAKERS
JAN AND DEAN
LESLEY GORE
THE RONETTES
RAY CHARLES
SMOKEY ROBINSON
THE SUPREMES
THE ROLLING STONES
TINA TURNER
and more. |
THE CONCERT FEATURES 37 SONGS,
INCLUDING:
CHUCK BERRY:
Maybelline, Sweet Little Sixteen, Nadine
JAMES BROWN:
Out of Sigt, Night Train
RAY CHARLES:
Georgia On My Mind, Let the Good Times Roll
BO DIDDLEY:
Hey Bo Diddley, The Beat
MARVIN GAYE:
Stubborn Kind of Fellow, Pride and Joy, Can
I get a Witness, Hitchhike
GERRY & THE PACEMAKERS:
Maybelline
LESLEY GORE:
Maybe I Know, You Don't Know Me
JAN AND DEAN:
Sidewalk Surfin
SMOKEY ROBINSON & THE MIRACLES:
That's What Love Is Made Of, You Really Got
a Hold On Me,
Mickey's Monkey
ROLLING STONES:
Around and Around, Off the Hook, Time is
on My Side,
It's All Over Now, I'm All Right
ROLLING STONES & ENSEMBLE:
Let's Get Together
THE RONETTES:
Be My Baby, Shout
THE SUPREMES:
Love Light Shining, Thru His Eyes, Run Run
Run,
Baby Love, Where Did Our Love Go
IKE AND TINA TURNER:
A Fool In Love, Please Please, Goodbye So
Long
Total Running Time: 90 MINS
NTSC VHS
MUSIC MEDIA
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VHS
NTSC |
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