marty mcfly with the starlighters was the fictional band in back to the future that played johnny b. goode.
marty mcfly with the starlighters was the fictional band in back to the future that played johnny b. goode.
who was the fictional band in back to the future that played johnny b. goode?
marty mcfly with the starlighters
bullet::::5. "back in time" – huey lewis and the news (4:22)









































bullet::::6. "back to the future overture" - the outatime orchestra (8:19)









































bullet::::7. "the wallflower (dance with me, henry)" – etta james (2:45)









































bullet::::8. "night train" – marvin berry & the starlighters (2:17)









































bullet::::9. "earth angel (will you be mine)" – marvin berry & the starlighters (3:02)









































bullet::::10. "johnny b. goode" – marty mcfly with the starlighters (3:06)









































the outatime orchestra is named after the license plate of the delorean.









































songs not included on the soundtrack album:









































bullet::::- "the washington post" - composed by john philip sousa
back to the future (soundtrack)
the opening guitar riff of "johnny b. goode" is essentially a note-for-note copy of the opening single-note solo on louis jordan's "ain't that just like a woman" (1946), played by guitarist carl hogan. berry, in accordance with his custom, first recorded the intro and rhythm guitar and later overdubbed the other solo runs.









































berry wrote four more songs involving the character johnny b. goode, "bye bye johnny", "go go go", "johnny b. blues" and "lady b. goode"; and titled an album, and the nearly 19-minute instrumental title track from it, as "concerto in b. goode".









































bullet::::- personnel
johnny b. goode