yes , true story

I’ll drink to that.. 😂🥃🍾🥂

They look like great,friends

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@@drone_blues_ no kidding, it would be an honor to be slugged by Keith!..I've always been envious of the guy he clubbed with his tele on the 81 tour hehe🤣

What induction. He spoke 2 words..

It was the worst induction ever

@@javiervelasco7143 yes it was. Lazy.

I agree! He was just wingin' it! Fun to see it!

Nah, not lazy. He’s human. Probably nervous-I believe this was also the very first induction ever, plus, that’s his idol. And Keith Richards is not exactly the most eloquent man anyway-he’s a player, not a singer. Seemed like a good portrayal of Richards.

thiago giovanni dos santos exactly!

It's a very proud moment for... RRHF

Even Chuck Berry said Elvis was the King.

Greatest youtube comment ever!!!

@@billystclair863 I'm a huge Elvis fan,,,,,,, and Chuck is one rung on the ladder higher!

Mairead Power Something is working. He’s performing at the top of his game! In all areas! It’s funny, though. Chuck looks younger! 😂

I thought he said 'You didn't mention the black eye', after Chuck told him what a great guy he is, lol.

@@carlsaganlives5112 we won't mention the black eye. To be more precise

Elvis certainly was and so was Bill Haley.

Sans Chuck les stones seraient insipides

Well, they made up for that by a factor of 10 with the induction of Jay-Z, Madonna, Bay City Rollers, The Archie's, Loretta Lynn, Pat Boone, MC Hammer, Perry Como, Alvin & The Chipmunks, Partridge Family....

@@cooldaddy2877 elvis wasn’t. He was a great performer. But that’s what he was, a performer. He wasn’t a musician

@@yayastedi Yes he was. Anyone who was around in the fifties will tell you how important he was. Elvis was a great rhythm guitarist as testified by Bill Black, James Burton and Paul McCartney....but hey, you know best.

Again, time will prove this to be true. Pure Chuck Berry is genetic rock and roll.

Trueeeeeee

Much respect from Rolling Stones to the originals , as well they had many European fans. Probably more respect across the pond than in USA.

Except for Plant and Page ...

@@CP-kb1du what about plant and page

Absolutely - the Stones never, ever try to deny (as Richards even says here) they based their entire set on the great, great black musicians of the US. I myself regularly say we are so, so indebted to those black musicians as the rawness, the feel and the brilliance of their music cannot be replicated. We love trying in the UK and have made some great bands at attempts at it, but again like Richards we all know deep down there will never be true copies of those marvellous talents from the US.

You mean the Father of Rock & Roll, right?

Hilarious. He was king of nothing.

SLIP NORRIS Elvis*

Elvis??? Jajajajajaaa Chuck is the King!!!

@@nikolayyanev9148 yes. Bro marty mc Fly te lo agradece

Wtf for mean chip on shoulder, he virtually evented a art form was constantly ripped off for it and not paid proper royalty at chess records and is finally getting his accolades at this late point in his life. You white people need to shut the fuck up sometimes truly

Yap, the classiest!

Yap, the classiest!

I'm sure Keith has always been proud to have been punched by Chuck

It was fourteen years earlier.

Absolutely no Rock n roll without him👌🏽

Dr Richard Arerbac Or Little Richard! Rest his soul!

What he meant to Keef, we have no idea.

oh please. Chuck started playing R'n'R after Elvis and Bill Haley.....its called CHRONOLOGY.....and it cant be beat!

@@cooldaddy2877 A huge difference whith Elvis, Chuck composed still classic great songs.

Led Zeppelin Plant Page are rip off artists Frauds they stole their entire catalog from the Delta Blues Legends Willie Dixon Muddy Waters and denied it ...court ruling made them pay ....wake up Idiot they have zero respect for the Blues Men that paved they road ...

Don’t forget acdc

Wtf is your act pal?

I saw him twice at Blueberry Hill in St. Louis where he still played a monthly gig for 400 people cost $25.00 !!! Passed in March 2017

Wow you were actually there ? Omg that must have been absolutely awesome 🤩

I was twenty yo drapery installer , and living and running a major renovation project at the Waldorf with pretty much no theatrical drape rigging experience, but I had my official drapery installers work shirt on and Mr Belefonte was pretty stressed -so I climbed up on a stage ladder behind the scenes and managed to get the thing to work while all these musicians were milling about below setting up -I thought it was pretty chaotic . I got to watch the show from the left of backstage -I was dumbstruck I had no idea that it was The first rock and roll hall of fame show until it was mentioned a bit later. The closing jam was my favorite part -the speeches were cool because of the famous individuals making them but I definitely preferred the musical performance parts.

@@decencywarrior9598 wow that must of been so cool 😎 thanks for sharing your story ! You rock

....and smacked oot his nut

@@synthhero1347 no drunk or coke he gave up smack in 1978

@@davidmellish3295 Stopped doing drugs and switched to human souls.

He does not know how to die.

Look at him now, he's all gray haired.

jack sparrow excuse me

Keith Richard can drink a table under the table and out-snort a Brahma bull.

Bill9696V supposedly his old man could drink him and all of the stones under the table

you know the lord wants him around, after all he has snorted anthrax... and his dads ashes. Bahahahaha

It's so boring those ones who always reduce Keith as the guy who survive drugs, Let's talk about music.

@@Methilde agreed!

Funny and true.

yes question. Chuck even stated that Elvis was the king....but hey, what does Chuck know?

@@cooldaddy2877 King of what though??... packaging it, giving it an image and popularising it i agree 110% without a doubt!..but if there was no Elvis Rock'n'Roll would still be there..it was always there-Chuck was always very humble towards other musicians and that comes over in every interview i've ever been prevaliged to see.Chuck was a true original..writing lyrics that summed up the feeling of Teenagers..saying it performing it giving it groove giving the world Rock ' n' Roll!! Elvis was an original in popularising it and giving it an image .

There's a reason why they chose Chuck Berry's Johnny Be Good to go on a disc floating in outer space for any extra terestial body to hear!!..and no one else's music! It's his music a long with Bo Didley , Fats Domino and other greats that a young Elvis would tirelessly listen to on the radio..i say again Chuck Berry...THE TRUE KING OF ROCK 'N'ROLL!

@@shoebbismillah4194 sorry but you are so wrong. I was a teenager at the time and know what an impact both men made. Elvis was much more original than Chuck. Elvis set the standard for a four piece R'n'R band....no doubt about that. Elvis packaging it? really? Elvis was not packaged in any way, he was a true original rebel without any forerunners. Elvis popularised it? yes, because he was so good, so dynamic and so original. Elvis popularised it BEFORE the general public even knew what he looked like. Most thought he was black. So, forget all the rubbish that he made it because he was white and handsome...it does not compute with the actual evidence. If Chuck was the heart of R'n'R, why did he have so few hits in the fifties? Why were his few hits not number ones for weeks at a time. Dont say it was because he was black because Fats Domino, Little Richard, The Platters, The Coasters etc etc were black and had more hits than Chuck did in the fifties. Elvis was the King of R'n'R then and always will be and his fellow singers and musicians also said that (Chuck, Little Richard, Bill Haley, Gene Vincent and others). But those artists are wrong according to revisionists. Revisionists like you are so off the ball its embarrassing.

@@shoebbismillah4194 oh dear. Do you understand the word CHRONOLOGY? Can you explain how it is humanly possible for Elvis, who started recording in 1954 to have heard and been influenced by Chuck Berry who didnt start recording till a year or more later? Please please explain that one? Same goes for Bo Diddley. Yes, Elvis did listen to Fats Dominos R'n'B recordings.Please supply evidence for your chronologically wrong statement.

Chuck Berry played the same few notes in most of his tunes.

I wouldn’t go that far lol

So far from those kinds of mondanity.

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