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Topic: Chuck Berry Film Bolstered With Extras (SSC) Return to archive
11th April 2006 12:29 PM
justinkurian This has a little more info on the two and four disc sets...

From Billboard.com:

Chuck Berry Film Bolstered With Extras

April 11, 2006, 11:00 AM ET

Jonathan Cohen, N.Y.
As tipped here in January, Image Entertainment is prepping a June 27 DVD release for "Hail! Hail! Rock 'n' Roll," the Chuck Berry movie masterminded by the Rolling Stones' Keith Richards. Originally released in 1987, the film chronicles Berry's 60th birthday concert the previous year in St. Louis.

"Hail! Hail!" will be issued as a two-disc "Special Edition" and a four-disc "Ultimate Edition." Both include 54 minutes of previously unreleased Berry rehearsals, encompassing performances with Richards, Eric Clapton, Johnnie Johnson and Etta James. The one-hour documentary "The Reluctant Movie Star" is also included on both versions, detailing the film's genesis.

The four-disc set is bolstered with "Witness to History," an hour-plus roundtable with Berry, Little Richard and Bo Diddley discussing their shared experiences for the first time. Other featurettes include "The Burnt Scrapbook," with Berry and the Band's Robbie Robertson sifting through Berry's personal memorabilia, and "Chuckisms," a roundup of classic Berry sayings.

The final disc of the "Ultimate Edition" is "Witness to History 2," featuring director Taylor Hackford's three-and-a-half hour collection of interviews rock icons such as Jerry Lee Lewis, Roy Orbison, Sam Phillips, Ahmet Ertegun and Willie Dixon.
11th April 2006 12:40 PM
Break The Spell Thanks for the info, this has always been a cinematic treasure to me. Can't wait to see all the extras and the different jams that weren't in the movie. I like what Chuck is playing during the closing credits of the movie.
11th April 2006 12:50 PM
Saint Sway awesome!

best news since word leaked that ticket sales today in New Zealand have increased by over a dozen tickets.
11th April 2006 03:21 PM
voodoopug
quote:
Break The Spell wrote:
Thanks for the info, this has always been a cinematic treasure to me. Can't wait to see all the extras and the different jams that weren't in the movie. I like what Chuck is playing during the closing credits of the movie.



me too, it has been on my cable system for a while now and I have watched it numerous saturday mornings with my son as he likes to dance to it!

This is a great film for true music fans (us) and true stones fans (also us)
11th April 2006 03:24 PM
Break The Spell
quote:
voodoopug wrote:


me too, it has been on my cable system for a while now and I have watched it numerous saturday mornings with my son as he likes to dance to it!

This is a great film for true music fans (us) and true stones fans (also us)



One of my favorite scenes is when Chuck really lays into Keith until he gets that intro riff to "Carol" to Chuck's liking. I wonder if Chuck did that just to mess with Keith for playing his songs all thse years and was actually quite happy with Keith's playing the whole time?? But ya, great movie, glad your son likes it as well.
11th April 2006 03:28 PM
voodoopug
quote:
Break The Spell wrote:


One of my favorite scenes is when Chuck really lays into Keith until he gets that intro riff to "Carol" to Chuck's liking. I wonder if Chuck did that just to mess with Keith for playing his songs all thse years and was actually quite happy with Keith's playing the whole time?? But ya, great movie, glad your son likes it as well.



i agree with you on this one!
11th April 2006 03:33 PM
Nellcote This release could end up being the release of the year, as far as Stones fans go...
12th April 2006 04:23 AM
Fabio Hot Stuff
quote:
Break The Spell wrote:


One of my favorite scenes is when Chuck really lays into Keith until he gets that intro riff to "Carol" to Chuck's liking. I wonder if Chuck did that just to mess with Keith for playing his songs all thse years and was actually quite happy with Keith's playing the whole time?? But ya, great movie, glad your son likes it as well.


ME TOO!!!!
12th April 2006 04:43 AM
Altamont Will the bonus footage include Chuck peeing on people, or his resteraunt bathroom camera?
12th April 2006 06:48 AM
Break The Spell
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Altamont wrote:
Will the bonus footage include Chuck peeing on people, or his resteraunt bathroom camera?



I wonder if its controversies like this that caused the Stones to stop doing Berry songs live. I think its been 7-8 years or so since they've done any of his material live.
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