You Never Can Tell

They really do have everything.

And Obviously, when you watch something on YouTube, like when they put up that You Never Can Tell video from 2013 or any of those others in that similar vein, like New York City Serenade from Rome, YouTube is a lot different than seeing it on a big screen, especially with a really, really excellent sound system.

I'm curious to see what else they're going to pull out of the vaults.

And certainly the stuff from the Born in the USA tour, which again is standard definition video.

And did you see this video? I haven't seen it, no.

So they're playing You Never Can Tell by Chuck Berry.

And in the video, or in the text, Zach says something along the lines of, I couldn't remember if this was a shuffle or not because we hadn't rehearsed it.

So I turned my phone on and started filming so someone could let me know.

Okay, moving on here.

We saw the building that was used as the exterior of Jack Rabbit Slim's, the 1950s-themed restaurant that John Travolta, playing Vincent Vega, and Uma Thurman as Mia Wallace go to dance to Chuck Berry's You Never Can Tell.

The building is visible if you peek over a gate.

I think the property is some Disney-related company.

The 18th of October 2026 marks the 100th anniversary since the birth of American singer, songwriter and musician Chuck Berry.

Someone who has been and will probably continue to be well into the future incredibly influential in He is the guitarist who is known for hits such as Johnny B. Goode, Carol, Bye Bye Johnny, You Never Can Tell.

And basically a bunch of recordings and compositions that have become hits.

standards over the years.

and going forth with it and that is one of the the great things about his songwriting is that you can relate to it and it's got this kind of almost um it's something that comes from I think like country music and folk music and you know, just this storytelling ability that is within there.

And that's probably one of the reasons why it is endured so much, his songwriting.

No more is that evident, I feel, than in You Never Can Tell, also called C'est La Vie and Teenage Wedding at various points.

There's a great Bruce Springsteen version out there.

C'est la vie.

Said the old folks, it goes to show you never can tell.

They furnished up an apartment where the two young lovebirds fell.

The color meter was crazy, did you hear the Venetian shrill? And in the end, my word, the little money could not work that well.

To stand on a little record ball, rhythm and chance.

And when the sun went down they let the tempo of the music sound.

C'est la vie say the old folks, it goes to show you never can tell.

Oh, the kids are kicking while they're kicking at a dizzying pace.

thank you.

Right, here we go with a very short snippet of The Great Chuck Berry and You Never Can Tell.

Welcome back to D15 Today and a very short snippet of The Great Chuck Berry and You Never Can Tell.

I'm sorry for interrupting your dancing and all that kind of stuff, but we have more where that came from.

Right, well, we hope that you enjoyed D15 Today, the Thursday edition with Maura and Liam.

Made up red wine and nightstand In the afterglow of a slow dance Yeah, baby, take me back And leave me there Your blue jeans hanging off of your bedroom chair Sun coming through the blinds Your hands running through your hair Baby, take me back Just leave me there

It was a teenage wedding and the old folks wished them well You could see that Pierre did truly love the mademoiselle Now the young monsieur and madame have rung the chapel bell C'est la vie, say the old folks, it goes to show you never can tell Stopping apartment with the two-room robot sale.

Cooler air was crammed with TV dinners and ginger ale.

Couldn't be here if I'm worth the little money coming work our way.

Said all these, said the old folks, it goes to show you never can.

It goes to show you never can tell.

He bought a suit of gin, it was a cherry red 53 Drove it down to Orleans to celebrate the anniversary It was there that Pierre was waiting to the lovely mademoiselle It goes to show you never can tell.

One, two, one, two, three, go.