Let it Rock - The Rolling Stones covering Chuck Berry - Live 1971

On March 26th, 1971, just one month before Sticky Fingers hit record stores, the Rolling Stones played a rare club date at the Marquee Club in London to debut their new material. The intimate show was captured by a professional camera crew.
"Let It Rock" is a song by Chuck Berry from his 1960 album Rockin' at the Hops. The same year, it was released as a single and reached #64 in the United States on the Billboard Hot 100 chart.
Song: Let it Rock
Artist: The Rolling Stones, Chuck Berry
Album: Live at the Marquee Club, 1971
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[@silvioporrini2941]

The Best Rock n Roll Band. ..Ever..

[@michaeljavaras793]

Without question !!

[@NoName-py6zh]

Chuck Berry.... Forever The King Of Rock n' Roll...... Thx Mick Jagger &co.

[@davegaskell7680]

Best band of all time at their peak playing a cover of a tune by the godfather of them all

[@peterkiller8713]

Chuck Berry Numbers will never die!

[@dcdel1]

Awesome cover

[@adrianwoolley1479]

Pure conviction and passion

[@sonjadietz5297]

2021 und ich laufe im DUCK-Style durch die Bude . Danke Chucky

[@bobturnley2787]

Awesome video of Prime Stones. Just wish this song was a LOT longer.

[@Methilde]

They were touring since quite 10 years here.

[@jonathanmarshall1792]

Horns in a Chuck Berry song!!!

[@skudlugs]

From days of old.......leaving its mark on music forever....rock n roll, rock n roll /dances

[@petrradvansky5585]

Excelent, super!!!!!!

[@omardiaz3557]

Chuck berry is the king of blues

[@skudlugs]

For me chuck took the sadness in blues music and made it smile.

[@Methilde]

Robert Johnson?

[@keithbeard7032]

Soho 1970s, fecking marvellous.

[@angelapond7823]

🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸

[@deeg8849]

Proper rock n roll

[@johnmikes6494]

B side of brown sugar single. Brill.

[@ronniewilliams2465]

You know, if Chuck had shown up, he would corner Keith and critique his playing and yell at the band, “ Y’all do it one more time, but better!” Chuck loved to ride Keef, like a father to a Son. You know, when a Boss truly admires his favorite employee. But, covering a song well, is true flattery and respect. The Stones and the Beatles were the best at it. But, now the Foo Fighters own everything they touch, now.

[@jordijulianroch5058]

Beuty

[@zoryhammalave4811]

Los amo con mi vida ⭐

[@adpister64]

Ladies and gentelmans com vcs a maior banda de rock de todos os tempos...the rolling stones...

[@terevalderrama7755]

❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️🤩🥳

[@micro77s]

Keith was hours late to this gig due to his heroin connect. Not a good night for him and he looks terrible. The rest of the band was pissed. I don't blame them. Somehow they're still great and Keith survived. Hooray.

[@silly0arse]

Please forgive my ignorance, but is that Mick Taylor playing the sax?

[@trevorsyversen9956]

@@silly0arse Bobby Keyes [RIP]

[@deeg8849]

Keith always got a pass cause mick was scared shyte less of him. Brian wasn’t so lucky sadly

[@Methilde]

​@@deeg8849 Mick and Keith meet them first around 5 years old, so...

[@jordijulianroch5058]

Brutal

[@user-dv7pj4zt7s]

🐬

[@user-bk5jn4xo1n]

このコンサートフルでみたい

[@bigdaddyshigg]

著作権の理由によりアップロードできません

[@angelapond7823]

[@fanofthegame88]

The engine the get up and go the voodoo the rock an Roll

[@bonkeydollocks1879]

That'll do for me tommy

[@NoName-tn1ut]

Where's Nicky Hokpins ?

[@JasonCardinal]

‘78 version is better!

[@TheRockinmac]

This sucks and I'm a stones fan

[@paulstansbury7765]

this is awesome funk

[@jbstonesfan]

No your not .

[@hendrikheemels8615]

Terrible guitar by Richards

[@crunkalac]

Chuck Berry would punch Keef again if he ever heard this. The guitars are awful here and I love The Stones to death.

[@_Singularity_]

idk they sound okay to me

[@marrakeshexpressuk]

@@_Singularity_ nah by the the time he hits that second break he is on it like a panther ! Jagger knows and he knows it too

[@jbstonesfan]

@@_Singularity_ it’s absolutely brilliant. One of the greatest moments in rock and roll all true Stones fans are aware of.

[@luislanza5477]

dont buyed the john belushi blues act was fake like hes punk music interest.