Bo Diddley
I've been feeling a little uninspired to post in the last week or so.
So, when in doubt, you can't go wrong with Bo Diddley. This record was the follow-up to his debut single, "Bo Diddley" and it's B-side "I'm A Man", which we heard a few weeks ago in the Jerry McCain post. "Diddley Daddy" features the Moonglows on backing vocals. And as an added bonus, a clip of Bo from the Ed Sullivan Show, in November 1955. Bo pissed off the humorless and condescending Sullivan by Playing his own # 1 song, instead of Tennessee Ernie Ford's "Sixteen Tons" as Sullivan had instructed him to do.
Early guerrilla rock and roll TV.
Dig it.
Download "Diddley Daddy" mp3
Download: "She's Fine, She's Mine" mp3
Bo Diddley
Buy: Bo Diddley music at Amazon
or at your local independently owned record store
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8 comments:
Oh man, don't be uninspired! I love your blog. It has made me want to put out my own 78 rpm record--seriously.
I don't know who you are, but if you put out a 78rpm record, i will post it on "the flu."
It shall be done.
i can't wait. please be good.
If you haven't heard Bo's Bounce, check it out...absolutely amazing!!
"Bo's Bounce" is truly great...so is "Untitled Instrumental". "She's Fine, She's Mine" (basically Bo's version of his own "you don't love me" has one of the best Chess sounds EVER.
If you want a clean version of "She's Fine, She's Mine", get in touch with me at phaota1@fastmail.fm. I'll send you a copy. No noise, clicks or scratching.
The great "Untitled Instrumental" was played as between-innings music at Yankee Stadium circa 1989. What a joy to hear at the ballpark!
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