Bo Diddley – Who Do You Love

The man who underpinned Rock

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The Genius of Bo Diddley!

https://youtu.be/xVe6H8xrNWk

Today’s Music to keep me IiiiNnnnSssAAaaNNNnEEe – 50s R&B

I’m very partial to a dose of vintage 50s R&B. I love the energy and raw grittiness. This was the kind of stuff the 60s Beat Groups – like the Stones, Pretty Things and Yardbirds fed off!

The Mississippi Blues Trail 2008 – Bo Diddley and Robert Johnson.

In 2008 we set off to travel the length and breadth of Mississippi in search of the graves and markers of the fantastic Blues singers. In CAnton we found Bo Diddley! In Hazelhurst it was Robert Johnson,

Today’s music to keep me SsSsssaaAaaANNnnNeEEE – Bo Diddley

Nobody quite like Bo Diddley. Fabulous concert in Hull. Went backstage and met the man.

Today’s Music To keep me SsSSsAAaaaNNnnneeee in Isolation – Bo Diddley

I wanted to indulge in a dollop of Diddley!!

Today’s Music to keep me SsSssSaaAAaaaNNnnnnEeeee in Isolation – Bo Diddley – Have guitar will travel

What an amazing guy. He rocked! I remember buying this album back in the sixties!! It’ll take me back!

Bo Diddley “Have Guitar, Will Travel” – Full Album – YouTube

Today’s Music to keep me SSSSsAaaaaAnnnNeEEE in Isolation – Bo Diddley

I was talking last night to my mate Mike about the mighty Bo Diddley. It filled me with a great desire to play some classic Bo. I’m going to have a Bo Diddley day!!

Bo Diddley – The Best Of Vol 2 (Full Album / Album complet) – YouTube

Today’s Music to keep me IiIinNnnSSSAAaANnnEeEE in Isolation – Bo Diddley

When I was a kid I used to have this album called Bo Diddley Big 16. It had sixteen great numbers! Bo was a staple for all the Beat groups. A real originator. One of the greatest Rock ‘n’ Rollers.

Bo Diddley – The Best Of (Full Album / Album complet) – YouTube

The Blues trail in Mississippi

All over Mississippi there are signs and monuments to the old Blues singers. We followed the trail around. It took us to all manner of places we might not ever have found.

McComb – the plaque to Bo Diddley and the street corner he used to busk on.

Hazlehurst – the monument to Robert Johnson and the place where Elmore James used to work in the electronics shop.